Bluebell Railway
Victorian Christmas

Booking is also open for the Christmas Golden Arrow Pullman Dining Train
In July and September 2010 we are also running Victorian Picnic evening trains, for which bookings are now being taken.

---

18th, 19th, 23rd and 24th December 2010
Experience a Victorian Christmas

A ten-mile round trip by special trains from Horsted Keynes to Kingscote
 

---

 
Meet Father Christmas -
every child will receive a gift

Exclusive use of your own compartment

Complimentary Christmas Hamper
includes a finger buffet, bottle of red wine,
white wine and soft drinks
Food includes vegetarian items

Advance booking essential
 

---

 

Trains depart from Horsted Keynes
at 12.20pm and 2.40pm

On Sat 18th, Sun 19th and Thurs 23rd
there will also be an additional
"after dark" train at 5.15pm
 

---

 
Victorian Sideshows at Horsted Keynes
 

---

 
First Class Compartment - for up to 8 - £180
First Class Compartment - for up to 6 - £150
Third Class Compartment - for up to 8 - £150
 

---

 
The carriages in this service were built for the
Metropolitan Railway in 1898 and 1900,
plus our superb First class carriage built in 1880
for the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
and an 1889-built Third Class Carriage from the
London, Chatham & Dover Railway.

For more information, or to book, please contact our customer services team
Tel: 01825 720800 or e-mail.

PLEASE NOTE
Please note that cancellations made less than a month before
the date of travel will not qualify for a refund. A £10 charge
applies to all cancellations and alterations.

Obviously every effort will be made to run the trains according to these plans but unforeseen circumstances may entail alterations or cancellations. Bluebell Railway plc reserves the right to vary any of the provisions contained within this web page without prior notice.

How to find the Bluebell Railway at Horsted Keynes - postcode RH17 7BB. The station is a mile and a half north-west of the village. From the village centre follow signs to the station, forking right onto the West Hoathly/Sharpthorne road. Station Approach will be found on the left after about a mile, just after a steep hill and sharp right hand bend.

Horsted Keynes Station is also accessible (via a restricted headroom bridge) from Ardingly. Head south on the B2028 towards Lindfield. Take the first turn on the left, after about half a mile, signposted to the railway. Then take the next turn to the right at the bottom of the hill into Station Approach, and carry on about a mile on this very twisty road. Shortly after passing under the low bridge, you will come to Horsted Keynes Station.

See also the Access to the Railway web page.

---

---

Return to Bluebell Home Page, to the Timetable or to Special Events

Victorian Picnic evening trains

---

Visitor Info. - Museum - Trust - Catering - Contacts - What's New - Projects - Locos - Carriages & Wagons - Signals - History - Other - Links - Search - FAQ

---

Why not become a BRPS Member?     -     Get more involved as a Volunteer

Your ideal Film/TV location?