Page 12 - Sharpes of Nottingham Brochure 2025-2026

ABBA VOYAGE in the EAST END of LONDON
Sunday 24th April 2026
On 6th April 1974, an upcoming Swedish pop group
stepped out onto the stage of the Eurovision song contest
and won the crown for their original song ‘Waterloo’. What
followed would see them capturing hearts across the world
and changing the course of music forever. ABBA Voyage
is a dazzling, futuristic experience like no other. You’ll feel
the beat of ABBA’s timeless classics such as ‘Knowing Me,
Knowing You’, ‘Mamma Mia’, ‘Does Your Mother Know?’
and many more. This morning, we travel down to London
with a comfort stop at, Birchanger Services, for early lunch.
We re-join our coach that transfers you directly to the
ABBA Arena for a once in a life time virtual performance of
ABBA Voyage. After the performance our coach will pick
up and begin the journey home with a refreshment break
at, Cambridge Services.
PRICE
FROM
£105.00
Adults Seated: £125.00 Senior Citizens/Child Seated: £125.00 Adults Standing £105.00 Senior Citizens/Child Standing: £105.00 ** Age restrictions apply. Please check on booking **
Includes Tickets to ABBA Voyage
Includes Tickets to ABBA Voyage
THE KEIGHLEY and WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY and HAWORTH
Bank Holiday Monday 4th May 2026
PRICE
FROM
£42.75
The Keighley and Worth Valley is a unique heritage
railway in West Yorkshire. Travel by steam train
from the town of Keighley to the breathtaking
Brontë Country of Oxenhope and Haworth.
Remember the 1970 film, The Railway Children, it
was this railway line where it was filmed. Our coach
takes you to the station at Keighley to board a
morning steam train to Oxenhope station where
there will be a short break before re-boarding
to terminate at Haworth station. Step back in
time and enjoy the exhilarating journey and the
beautiful Yorkshire countryside. This afternoon
you can discover the fascinating old mill town of
Haworth, home to the famous Bronte sisters and
Bramwell their brother. We recommend a visit to
their home for most of their lives, The Parsonage
next door to the Church where their father Patrick Bronte was the priest. It is now a museum. Stroll down the
steep main street with many old-world shops selling craftworks and all kinds of everything. There are restaurants
and tea rooms for refreshments or fancy pub grub at The Black Bull.
Adult: £43.75 Senior Citizens: £42.75 Child: £42.75 Including Train journey, attractions extra
Due to popularity, all of our Day Excursions must be paid on booking.
Tour extras - any fees, or fares, lunches and refreshments en-route not included in the above tours. Programme subject to change. Terms and booking conditions available on request.
In the event of itinerary amendments or cancellations, Sharpes of Nottingham can not be held responsible for these changes and therefore no monetary refunds can be made.
12 Day Trips by Coach 2025-2026