Take a scenic trip on a historic attraction: the oldest working cable tramway in Great Britain dating from 1895. We are open Saturdays & Sundays …
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Dec 8, 2024
Tram journey was scenic, a short distance from prod lane end to Roberts park end. Felt festive.. Tickets need to be bought from the small shop. On our return from Roberts park end, the elderly male a… Full review by Travelling_hatun
Jun 11, 2024
Fun activity to do when exploring Bradford and Shipley. Extremely kind and helpful staff and volunteers, and the tram really feels vintage and old-school. Treasured history! Full review by hchshw
Jul 17, 2023
Nice little train. £2.50 each return ticket. Only lasts about 5 minutes at the most. You can walk up in about 10 to 15 minutes. Great for kids. First time on. Nice area. Next to Roberts park. Unique … Full review by Van100Van
What is there to do at the top? Will I be able to take a pram?
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You would have to take the child out of the pram whilst on the ride. You could leave the pram at the base station or fold it and take it with you. At the top you can buy sweets in their little …
You would have to take the child out of the pram whilst on the ride. You could leave the pram at the base station or fold it and take it with you. At the top you can buy sweets in their little shop, visit the pub for lunch, go to a small museum Bracken Hall Countryside Centre which has simple activities for children, go for walks, or walk back down a path to the base station. Near the bottom is the excellent Roberts Park and of course Saltaire.
I feel silly asking this question but I live in Bradford - 1 mile from frizinghall so I guess I would get on to this tram from saltaire as that's closer to me than the baildon one. Can anyone tell me exactly where i would need to go for this tram? I.e. Nearby landmarks ? If you can upload a picture to this app of where I would need to get on that would be really helpful
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Hi ifyou look on our website under Where are we, them the bus/train routed are all there. Thanke
I believe it's normally only Saturdays and Sundays, but I'd definitely phone and check before you travel. It's entirely operated by volunteers, so I'd guess they have to rely on …
I believe it's normally only Saturdays and Sundays, but I'd definitely phone and check before you travel. It's entirely operated by volunteers, so I'd guess they have to rely on having people available to run it at any particular time. (You don't have to book in advance, though.) And it's well worth a visit if you like anything querky or historical, hope you enjoy.
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