DAYS OUT - HOW IT WORKS

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1 DAYS OUT - HOW IT WORKS 1 Finding Your Day Out 2 Booking Find the day/days out that you would like to go on and take note of the joining code next to the trip. See page 26 for your pickup point and time as you will need this when you book. We pick up from across North Lincolnshire for days out so there should be one to suit your needs. Contact us to make your booking. There are four booking options available, see page 9 for which one suits you. We require payment upfront to secure your place(s) on our days out. 3 Confirmation 4 Pick Up You will receive a booking confirmation either via , through the post or over the counter depending on how you book your place. All our terms and conditions for Day s Out can be found on page 27. Pop a note in your diary that you re going on a great day out with us. Our coach driver will be expecting you at the pick-up point you identified. Don t be late, we cannot wait unfortunately as this can impact on the day for other customers. 5 ENJOY!!! 8

2 BOOKING OPTIONS Option 1: In Person In the Travel Office at our depot: Ashby High Street, Ashby, Scunthorpe, DN16 2NB Option 2: By Phone Call us on press option 1 Option 3: Online Book your place online at and click days out or tours Option 4: At one of our Agents Althams Scunthorpe, Brigg & Barton. Grimsby Travel, *Grimsby or Imp Travel, Lincoln, Brigg Tourist Information Office, Messingham Post Office *Tour bookings only 9

3 March JOINING RETURN Sat 3rd York J 16:00 York is one of Europe s most popular historic cities, renowned for its Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and café s, and a number of museums and art galleries. Mon 5th Bakewell & Peak Shopping Village J 16:00 Spend the morning discovering the delights of Bakewell Market which is the only market in the Peak District National Park. Then an afternoon at the Peak Shopping Village nestled in the hills of Derbyshire Sat th Liverpool H 17:00 Liverpool has more museums and galleries than any other UK city outside of the capital and the culture and heritage are at the very heart of the city! It is a city with unique attractions and famously warm welcomes. Liverpool is an ideal destination to visit and explore! Sat 17th Chesterfield - Market Day J 16:00 Chesterfield boasts one of the biggest open air-markets in the country, selling everything you could imagine it s just a matter of finding it amongst the stalls! YORK CHESTERFIELD LIVERPOOL = Reward Points

4 JOINING RETURN Mon 19th Leeds J 16:30 Leeds is the mecca for shopping, with its compact city centre which is perfectly walkable, the city is a shopper s paradise. Named the best shopping destination in the UK by the rough guide to Britain, Leeds City Centre has over 00 shops! Leeds offers a shopping experience like no other UK city. Sat 24th Nottingham E 16:30 A vibrant city centre awaits on your day out to Nottingham. As well as an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bistro s you could spend some time at many of the local attractions. Wed 28th School s Break Up Fri 30th Yorkshire Wildlife Park K 16:00 Yorkshire Wildlife Park is the UK s number one walk-through safari park with over 300 different animals and 70 different species. A fun place to explore for all the family! Sat 31st Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with it s unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. 5 BEVERLEY NOTTINGHAM YORKSHIRE WILDLIFE PARK = Reward Points 11

5 April JOINING RETURN Sun 1st Heartbeat Country & Whitby C 17:00 Easter Sunday Join us today for a scenic drive into Heartbeat Country calling at Grosmont & Goathland before making our way to Whitby to spend the afternoon. Mon 2nd Bakewell & Canal Cruise N/A J 17:00 Easter Monday A morning visit to Bakewell then an afternoon of peaceful cruising along the stunning Upper Peak Forest Canal to New Mills with afternoon tea included. Wed 4th Louth E 16:00 A stunning drive over the Lincolnshire Wolds to the delightful little Market town of Louth where today is market day. Giving you plenty of time to explore before we continue our journey through the Wolds to Wyevale Garden Centre near Horncastle for a coffee stop on our way back to North Lincolnshire. Sat 7th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for it s Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafes and a number of museum and art galleries Sun 8th Durham I 17:30 Durham is home to an iconic Cathedral and Castle Howard Heritage site. Discover the cobbled streets of the city, where stylish boutiques and quirky craft shops jostle for attention alongside big name brands. Sun 8th Beamish Great War Steam Fair I 17:00 Beamish is the world famous open-air museum, telling the story of life in the North East of England during the 18 s, 1900 s & 1940 s. We will be attending during their Great War Steam Fair where a whole host of road vehicles, engines and trains from the period up to 1918 will be in action around the museum. 5 DURHAM WHITBY = Reward Points 12

6 JOINING RETURN Sat 14th Coventry I 16:30 Spend a day at your leisure exploring the beautiful city of Coventry. Home to medieval castles and ancient legends, popular shopping quarters and the ruins of Coventry Cathedral. A great day out. Mon 16th Schools Go Back Mon 16th Tealby Afternoon Tea N/A TBC TBC (Travelling in our Vintage Coach) Taking a lovely scenic route to Tealby we have paired up with a local vintage inspired tearoom to offer you a great day out. There are limited places on our 1940 s Bedford OB so book early to avoid disappointment! Mon 23rd Barnsley Market J 16:00 Barnsley s famous market is over 700 years old and has over 0 stalls located in both indoor and outdoor areas. It s a great day shopping and exploring Barnsley. Fri 27th Stamford & Boundary Mill B 16:30 The ultimate shopping destination where you can get some Big Deals on Big Brands! Saving up to 70% on RRP. Unique Shopping Experience, featuring over 500 brands! Sat 28th Harrogate Spring Flower Show (Sat) N/A I 17:00 Sun 29th Harrogate Spring Flower Show (Sun) N/A I 17:00 Harrogate Flower Show is highly regarded as one of the UK s biggest and most prestigious independent events on the gardening world s calendar. Featuring a wide range of gardens from border plots to large scale features, talented designers and landscapers from across the UK will be gathering to showcase their work, offering visitors lots of ideas and inspiration for creating the perfect outdoor space. = Reward Points COVENTRY HARROGATE FLOWER SHOW 13

7 May JOINING RETURN Wed 2nd Newark E :00 The bustling markets in Newark are extremely popular with visitors and we will be taking you to their NEW Farmers Market. Sat 5th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for its Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafés and a number of museum and art galleries. Mon 7th Vale of Pickering Tour C 16:00 Bank (Thornton Le Dale & Helmsley) Holiday Join us for a tour of the Vale of Pickering calling in at the picturesque village of Thornton Le Dale & market town of Helmsley. Wed 9th Louth E 16:00 A stunning drive over the Lincolnshire Wolds to the delightful little Market town of Louth where today is market day. Giving you plenty of time to explore before we continue our journey through the Wolds to Wyevale Garden Centre near Horncastle for a coffee stop on our way back to North Lincolnshire. Sat 12th Bury Market I 16:30 Bury Market has dominated the consumer retail sector in the area. Over the past thirty years, retail giants have developed in the vicinity, yet Bury Market remains the undisputed champion of the North, attracting 250,000 visitors every week. Quite rightly world famous, Bury Open Market oozes charisma and atmosphere. The ambience and layout offers visitors the opportunity to seek out and visit every stall. Sun 13th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! 5 BURY MARKET BRIDLINGTON = Reward Points 14

8 JOINING RETURN Sat 19th Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with its unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. Sat 26th International Mersey River Festival H 17:00 (Liverpool) The International Mersey River Festival is a celebration of Liverpool s wonderful and historic water front in a completely free three-day extravaganza of family fun, amazing music and entertainment along the iconic River Mersey. The festival sees the visit of everything from narrow boats and tall ships, to polo tournaments, jet skiing demonstrations, have-a-go water sports sessions and thrillingly heart stopping air-displays. Sun 27th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Fri 25th Schools Go Back 5 Mon 28th Skegness B 17:00 Bank Holiday Today we make our way to the seaside town of Skegness, we have planned a full days visit allowing you plenty of time to find your inner child at the slot machines then enjoy a walk along the beach or why not sample some fish and chips? It d be rude not too! BEVERLEY SKEGNESS MERSEY RIVER FESTIVAL = Reward Points

9 June JOINING RETURN Sat 2nd York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for its Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafés and a number of museum and art galleries. Mon 4th Schools Go Back Wed 6th Grassington & Hawes I 16:00 Picture a bustling cobbled market square, fringed by shops offering local foods, speciality gifts and arts and crafts, all set against a backdrop of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. That s Grassington! Following that we will head to Hawes, a magical little town where we will be arriving during their lively Tuesday market! Sat 9th Newcastle H 16:00 With so many different areas each offering new sights, sounds and experiences, you ll be amazed at how much is on offer whatever your tastes! You have a free day in Newcastle to spent at your leisure and fill with your own delights! Sun th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Mon 11th Bakewell & Buxton J 16:00 A morning visit to Bakewell where today is market day followed by an afternoon visit to Buxton. Wed 13th Boston Market & Skegness B 16:30 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with its unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. YORK NEWCASTLE = Reward Points 16

10 JOINING RETURN Sat 16th Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with it s unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. Sat 23rd Hebden Bridge & Hawarth I 16:00 A delightful market town and we will be taking you on market day so you can see the delights the Pennine Centre has to offer. The afternoon will be spent at Haworth where you will have the opportunity to explore at your leisure. Sun 24th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Mon 25th National Memorial Arboretum I 16:00 The Arboretum is an evolving, maturing woodland landscape featuring 30,000 trees and a vast collection of memorials. The 0-acre site is a living, growing tribute to those who have served and continue to serve our country. 5 Wed 27th Louth & Mablethorpe E 16:00 With a stunning drive over the Lincolnshire Wolds to the delightful little market town of Louth where today is market day. Giving you plenty of time to explore before we continue our journey through the Wolds to Crowders Garden Centre near Horncastle for a coffee stop on our way back to North Lincolnshire. Sat 30th Guisborough Market & Whitby I 16:30 The market in Guisborough has been held every week since the middle ages and it stretches along the streets of the town. The afternoon will be spent in Whitby where it wouldn t be right to not enjoy the seafood treats on offer! = Reward Points NATIONAL MEMORIAL ARBORETUM HEBDEN BRIDGE 17

11 July JOINING RETURN Sat 2nd Llandudno H 16:30 Llandudno is set on the North Wales rugged coastline, nestling between the Great and Little Orme, overlooking the Irish Sea. The resort lies at the foot of Snowdonia National Park. Enjoy a day somewhere different. Sat 7th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for its Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafes and a number of museum and art galleries 7th and Woodhall Spa 1940 s weekend N/A TBC TBC 8th Not only will you be travelling to the 1940 s weekend but we will be transporting you in our 1947 Bedford OB. Places on this trip are limited and once filled customers will be offered transport in a modern coach. Sun 8th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Sat 14th Durham I 17:30 Durham is home to an iconic Cathedral and Castle Howard Heritage site. Discover the cobbled streets of the city, where stylish boutiques and quirky craft shops jostle for attention alongside big name brands. Sat 14th Beamish Festival of the 50 s I 17:00 Beamish is the world famous open-air museum, telling the story of life in the North East of England during the 18 s, 1900 s & 1940 s. We will be taking you to Beamish on their Festival of the 50 s event! Dance the day away to live music, treat yourself to a 50 s hairdo or simply enjoy a milkshake in the sun. 18 LLANDUDNO BEAMISH = Reward Points

12 JOINING RETURN Sun th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Fri th Schools Close Sat 21st Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with it s unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. Sun 22nd Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Sat 28th Chester I 17:30 A classic, contemporary city bursting with must see treasure, 00 years of history and spectacular shopping. Sat 28th Chester Zoo I 17:00 Chester Zoo is the UK s number one Wildlife Attraction, with over 12,000 animals and 400 different species, including some of the most endangered on the planet! 5 Sun 29th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! = Reward Points CHESTER ZOO WHITBY 19

13 August JOINING RETURN Wed 1st Yorkshire Wildlife Park K 16:00 Yorkshire Wildlife Park is the UK s number one walk-through safari park with over 300 different animals and 70 different species. A fun place to explore for all the family! Sat 4th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for its Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafes and a number of museum and art galleries Sun 5th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Mon 6th Leeds J 16:30 Leeds is the mecca for shopping, with its compact city centre which is perfectly walkable, the city is a shopper s paradise. Named the best shopping destination in the UK by the rough guide to Britain, Leeds City Centre has over 00 shops! Leeds offers Mon 6th Tealby - Afternoon Tea N/A TBC TBC (Travelling in our Vintage Coach) Taking a lovely scenic route to Tealby we have paired up with a local vintage inspired tearoom to offer you a great day out. There are limited places on our 1940 s Bedford OB so book early to avoid disappointment! Wed 8th Sundown Adventure E 16:00 A great day out at this children s themed, disabled friendly, amusement park. Full of soft play and rides, Angry Birds activity area and much more! Sat 11th Black Country Living Museum I 16:30 A 26 acre open air museum brought to life by costumed characters in an array of different shops, houses and workshops all set in a Canalside village. Sun 12th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Mon 13th Eureka J 16:00 Explore. Discover. Learn. Play. A Great day out for the family Eureka is not like other museums. It s unique, interactive, fun and there are lots of reason to ensure you visit during the holidays! = Reward Points

14 JOINING RETURN Wed th Runway Visitor Park Manchester Airport N/A J 16:30 We will be taking you on the Concorde Classic Tour where you will get the chance to board concorde and learn about the aircraft s famous passengers. Following this you will have time to explore the museum and watch the plans coming in! Sat 18th Southport Flower Show N/A H 17:00 The largest independent flower show in the country, attracting visitors from all over the UK. The Theme for 18 is Once Upon a Time. Sun 19th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Mon th Eden Camp C 17:00 A visit to Eden Camp will transport you back to experience the sights, sounds and smells of wartime Britain. All within the grounds of an original World War Two Prisoner of War Camp, not simply another glass showcase museum. Eden Camp utilises realistic moving figures, authentic sounds, smells and lightening effects to transport you back in time to the Second World War period. Learn all about rationing and the save it Schemes, explore the inside of a U-Boat, and experience what it was like to be under attack as you find your way through the Black Out and brave the Blitz. Eden Camp also has an extensive collection of vehicles, planes and other military hardware on display. Why not take a stroll through the Street at War, and take cover in an air raid shelter! Wed 22nd Leeds & Emmerdale Studio Tour J 17:00 Discover behind-the-scenes secrets as The Emmerdale Studio Experience showcases the entire lights-camera-action process of creating an episode of Yorkshire s favourite soap. Sat 25th West Midlands Safari Park I 17:00 Experience the unique and exciting drive through a safari, featuring a variety of wild and exotic animals. The Safari Park has introduced the fastest land animal on earth to their collection. Cheetah can now be seen in the UK s largest drive-by Cheetah Reserve. Sun 26th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Mon 27th Skegness B 17:00 Today we make our way to the seaside town of Skegness, we have planned a full days visit allowing you plenty of time to find your inner child at the slot machines then enjoy a walk along the beach or why not sample some fish and chips? It d be rude not too! = Reward Points 21

15 September JOINING RETURN Sat 1st Stratford Upon Avon 19:00 17:00 I 16:30 We will be taking you Stratford Upon Avon during their regular Farmers Market so you can enjoy the delights they have on offer or explore the town at your leisure. Sun 2nd Chatsworth House Country Fayre I 17:00 We re heading to Chatsworth House during their Country Fayre where there will be fun and entertainment for all the family. There will be a fine food village, fairground, pony rides, Gundog Team tests, Sheep Dog Trials and much MUCH more!! Mon 3rd Bakewell & Canal Cruise N/A J XXX A morning visit to Bakewell then an afternoon of peaceful cruising along the stunning Upper Peak Forest Canal to New Mills with afternoon tea included. Tues 4th Schools Go Back Sat 8th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for it s Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafes and a number of museum and art galleries Sun 9th Bridlington C 17:30 Scarborough C 17:00 This day out is usually one coach with a drop off at both destinations. Let s go to the seaside, all you have to do is choose which one! Sat th Harrogate Autumn Flower Show N/A I 17:00 Harrogate Flower Show is highly regarded as one of the UK s biggest and most prestigious inde pendent events on the gardening world s calendar. Featuring a wide range of gardens from border plots to large scale features, talented designers and landscapers from across the UK will be gathering to showcase their work, offering visitors lots of ideas and inspiration for creating the perfect outdoor space. = Reward Points 22 SRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL CRUISE

16 JOINING RETURN Sun 16th Harrogate Autumn Flower Show N/A I 17:00 Harrogate Flower Show is highly regarded as one of the UK s biggest and most prestigious independent events on the gardening world s calendar. Featuring a wide range of gardens from border plots to large scale features, talented designers and landscapers from across the UK will be gathering to showcase their work, offering visitors lots of ideas and inspiration for creating the perfect outdoor space. Mon 17th Nottingham E 16:30 A vibrant city centre awaits on your day out to Nottingham. As well as an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bistro s you could spend some time at many of the local attractions. Sat 22nd Chesterfield Market Day J 16:30 Chesterfield boasts one of the biggest open-air markets in the country, selling everything you could imagine... it s just a matter of finding it amongst all the stalls! Sun 23rd Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Sat 29th Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with it s unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. 5 = Reward Points NOTTINGHAM BLISTS HILL VICTORIAN TOWN 23

17 October JOINING RETURN Sat 6th York J 16:00 York is one of England s most popular historic cities, renowned for it s Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage with lots of attractions. The streets are full of historic buildings, traditional shops and cafes and a number of museum and art galleries Sun 7th Over the North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby C 17:00 This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker s Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front! Mon 8th Sleaford & Ruskington Garden Centre E :00 Starting the day in Sleaford you will have free time to explore this market town located on the River Slea and Sleaford Canal. Following your time there we will be heading to Ruskington Garden Centre The future of great gardening! Sat 13th Harrogate I 16:30 With its handsome historic buildings and verdant gardens, Harrogate is one of Yorkshire s most elegant destinations. Why not indulge in an antiques hunt in the morning, lunch at the famous Betty s tearoom and then in the afternoon visit the luxurious Turkish baths or enjoy a stroll through the floral Valley Gardens... The day is yours to enjoy! HARROGATE YORKSHIRE MOORS YORK = Reward Points 24

18 JOINING RETURN Fri 19th Schools Close Sat th Beverley D :00 Today takes us to the historic town of Beverley. Complete with it s unique range of independent shops, atmospheric street market and beautiful ornate minister. 5 Mon 22nd Barnsley Market J 16:00 Barnsley s famous market is over 700 years old and has over 0 stalls located in both indoor and outdoor areas. It s a great day shopping and exploring Barnsley. Sat 27th Blackpool Illuminations I TBC With two miles of promenade, Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach and much much more this is a full day out at the seaside for all ages. After a full day in Blackpool you re-join your coach for a drive through the famous Blackpool Illuminations. Tue 30th Schools Open BARNSLEY MARKETS BEVERLEY MINSTER BLACKPOOL = Reward Points 25

19 Days Out - Pick ups Travelling - North, South & East A B C D E F G Berkeley Circle (Toward town) Doncaster Road/Avenue Vivian Pavillion Row Bus Station Stand K Ashby Road/Cottage Beck Road Bus Stop Brumby Corner (West Common Lane) Brumby Corner (Post Office) Desert Rat Morman Church Beacon Pub Ashby Turn (Tesco Bus Stop) Ashby Market Hornsbys Depot Chancel Road/Cambridge Avenue Messingham Road/Endcliffe Avenue Messingham (Bus Stop before Green Tree) Scotter - Chapel Scawby - Church Brigg - Cary Lane Barton - Fire Station Travelling - West H I J K Brigg - Cary Lane Scawby - Church Messingham - Green Tree Messingham Road/Endcliffe Ave Chancel Road/Cambridge Ave (Opp Cambridge Ave) Hornsbys Depot Ashby Broadway Rectory Gardens Ashby Turn (Woolin Avenue Bus Stop) Beacon Pub Morman Church Desert Rat Brumby Corner (The Gables) Ashby Road/Cottage Beck Road Bus Station Stand K Pavillion Row Doncaster Road/Newlands Avenue Berkeley Circle (Last bus stop before circle)

20 Days Out - Terms & Conditions ADMISSIONS Admission included. JOINING POINTS & TIMES You must ensure you are at the correct departure point written on your ticket at the correct time and that you make yourself visible to the driver. RETURNING We will leave at the time stated unless the driver is aware of a good reason to change the time. DROPPING OFF Our drivers will be happy to drop you off anywhere along the return route, as long as it is safe to do so. We regret we have had to instruct our drivers not to deviate from their route. 1 st SEATING We do not offer reserved seating on our Days Out, seats are first come first served. Any passengers traveling with a friend we advise you get on at the same stop as sometimes we have more than one coach on a Day Out. CANCELLATION BY YOU If you cancel less than 48 hours before the departure date no refund will be given. Any cancellations before this will be given a refund minus 3 administration charge. CANCELLATION BY US Days Out operate subject to a sufficient number of passengers booking. If we have to cancel a Day Out you will be entitled to a full refund. 48 hours notice will be given to you by phone or other means. FORCE MAJEURE This applies to situations beyond our control: bad weather, traffic hold ups, and breakdowns etc. which prevent us from completing a Day Out as planned. In such situations which are not due to negligence we will not accept any compensation claims except part of the coach travel element should we abandon the outward journey. GROUPS If you have a group of 8 or more we will be happy to collect you all from a convenient point in the local area. You will also receive a % discount on the total amount for the group. WHEELCHAIRS/SCOOTERS We are able to carry wheelchairs and small electric scooters, but please inform us at the time of booking. REWARD POINTS Reward points have an expiry of 12 months and are only collectable on adult bookings. NO SMOKING OR VAPING Smoking and vaping are prohibited 27