Crewe Community Rail Events has announced that a Class 91 locomotive has joined the line up for the visiting trains at the upcoming Crewe Open Day 2019.
The Class 91 is thanks to London North Eastern Railway, its exact number is not yet known, however, it is rumoured to be Intercity liveried 91119 ‘Bounds Green Depot’.
Crewe Open Day will be held on Saturday 8th June 2019, with more visitors due to be announced.
The Class 91 joins steam locomotives 70000 “Britannia”, 46100 “Royal Scot”, 34046 “Braunton” and 45231 “The Sherwood Forester” at the event.
Also joining the open day are 2x Class 08s, a Class 37, 5x class 47s, 2x Class 55s, a Class 57 (Direct Rail Services), Class 66 (Freightliner), Class 67 (DB Schenker), Class 86 (Freightliner), Class 88 (Direct Rail Services), Class 92 (GBRf) Class 121 (Locomotive Services), Class 221 Super Voyager (Virgin Trains) and a Class 390 Pendolino (Virgin Trains) and a Class 142 from Northern.
Tickets for the open day are charged at £12.50 Adult (over 17), £7.50 Child (5-16) and free for under 5.
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My ticket arrived last week from Mortons Media Group Ltd tel 01507 529529
Hi, my dad bought tickets for this event in February but they still have not arrived. I can’t find details of who to contact to help with this. Does anybody have any ideas when tickets will arrive?… or have number I could call?
Many thanks
paid for 2 tickets in febuary still not recieved them rang inapril they said delivery will be in may
Hi K,
Many thanks for your comment.
Whilst we do promote these events, RailAdvent do not operate these events, please get in touch with the operator for more information
Old oak common was tickets but you could pay on the gate and I’m sure that attracted more than 5000 visitors .Drs you can pay on the gate and that’s a smaller venue .Been looking forward to this event and taking my nephew who is 6 so can anyone tell me if you will be able to pay on the gate .
When are the tickets sent out
The people selling the tickets have made a huge cock-up. They have ‘lost’ a lot of people’s details and are now claiming that they never contacted them. Tickets are now sold out so these people (including me and my friend) have been left without tickets.
3 of us from Lincoln are going just waiting for tickets to turn up
Yes, me and my fellow Ned mate Neil will be there, can’t wait 😉
How do we buy tickets
Is there any disabled parking either on site or very nearby?
Hi Colin,
Im not sure on the disabled parking at the event, probably best to get in touch with the organisers on that one.
Their facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/crewecommunityrail
Regards
Michael
It’s not too late fore tickets my mum bought mine and my dads today
It’s all very well telling what’s going to be there but I can find no information regarding buying tickets. As the numbers are going to be restricted to 5000, it is probably already too late
At the time of writing, Graham, the tickets werent available. Tickets are available here: https://www.classicmagazines.co.uk/promotion/allchange#tickets
how do i get tickets for the open day in june at crewe
How do we get the tickets for the Crewe open Day, I need Two, but I live in Southhampton
My husband has been trying to find out where he can get a ticket as well.
When and where can I get tickets for the open day
I will hopefully be going Crewe a great. Place. Where do I get tickets from.
Where I find to buy the ticket for the open day ?
I will be going to that I have not been to an Open Day Before
I hope to go. Its a bit of a trek from s wales but its worth it
I think you are mistaken that we are in 2019 and not in 2018. With both the Class 142 and Class 91 to have a open day event in Crewe. Which is why these British built trains will soon be replaced by new trains in the upcoming years ahead.
Not forgetting the Class 143, Class 144 and Class 43 HSTs. Which they too are also to be replaced with new trains in the next few years. Except Class 43s will still be around for another 15-20 years. Including those that have been cascaded to Scotland.