UK Railtours: The Severn Valley Steam Gala or The Black Country Museum (London King's Cross - Kidderminster)

Name: UK Railtours: The Severn Valley Steam Gala or The Black Country Museum (London King's Cross - Kidderminster)
Start: 2022-4-23
End: 2022-4-23

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Event Details

This tour boards at London King’s Cross, Potters Bar, Stevenage and Peterborough on its way to Kidderminster.

Tour Promoter – UK Railtours

Operator – DB Cargo UK

Locomotive – TBC

Route and Times –

Added 20th April 2022

Fares – From £109.
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Organizer

UK Railtours

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Location

London Kings Cross

Euston Road London Greater London N1 9AL

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John Humphrey 17th April 2022

How can they send out the tickets without confirming the timings? How can they hope to attract more punters on a cut-price basis if people do not know if the actual start time will not be even earlier than the provisional time? Surely they do not expect people to buy tickets while there remains the possibility that, after a booking has been made, the start time has been altered so as to make it impossible for a punter to get to King’s Cross in time!

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John Humphrey 13th April 2022

Why still no times? I should have loved to be on this one but the starting time would almost certainly be impossible in normal times but is completely impossible with the reduced timetable into and out of London on Thameslink and Southeastern. If the starting time is made a little later, then this tour would have been possible with a normal service into London, but if the actual starting time is any earlier than the quoted provisional time, then it would have been impossible anyway. I realise that UKR has valid reasons for specifying this excursion with a start time that excludes some potential customers. Nevertheless, I am sure that I am not the only person who has been left bitterly disappointed.

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