Severn Valley Railway offering £1 kids tickets for this May half term - perfect for a fun family day out

Severn Valley Railway is offering £1 kids tickets for May half term.

Severn Valley Railway has launched a 'Kids for a Quid' offer during May half term.

Up to two children can travel for just £1 each when accompanied by one full-fare paying adult.

The deal runs from Saturday May 23 to Sunday May 31 and there will be steam and diesel trains every day during the holidays.

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Severn Valley Railway is offering £1 kids tickets for May half term. | Local Library

This means visitors will be able to soak up the sights, sounds and atmosphere of both steam and diesel trains operating daily along the line, taking in the beautiful Severn Valley countryside.

Families can hop on and off to explore charming stations, picnic spots and attractions along the route.

It even includes TrainTimeUK stay'n'play fun at The Engine House in Highley and the Inspiration exhibition at Kidderminster station too. There's also a new playground in Kidderminster town centre.

Lewis Maddox, visitor engagement manager, said: “May half term is the perfect opportunity for families to spend quality time together, and our Kids for a Quid offer makes it even easier to enjoy a fantastic day out.

“From the excitement of travelling behind a heritage locomotive to hands-on activities and exhibitions, there’s something here to inspire every generation. It’s about creating lasting memories while discovering the rich heritage of our railway in a fun and engaging way.

“Whether it’s a child’s first train journey or a return visit for seasoned enthusiasts, the Severn Valley Railway promises a day packed with adventure, discovery and family fun.”

Find out more and book tickets via the SVR website.

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