Expect a weekend celebrating the sights and sounds of the 1940s, featuring lots of musical performances, costumed performers and a range of events happening at stations along the line.
Annual Passes are valid for travel on our services over this weekend as this is a standard fare event.
Please note, there will be an adult platform ticket for Minehead platform only during the daytime for this event which will cost £2.50. All other stations will be free access as usual. Accompanying children will still be able to access Minehead platform free of charge.
Our popular Saturday night platform dance will be back and taking place at Minehead station. There will be several musical acts performing at the dance - details on the evening dance can be found here! Please note a separate ticket is required for the dance.
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Adult one day ticket for Forties Event | £33.00 |
Child one day ticket for Forties Event | £16.50 |
Registered Carer one day ticket for Forties Event | Free |
Infant (under 5) one day ticket for Forties Event | Free |
This year we have introduced a two day ticket to cover the full event! This ticket is at a discounted rate if you buy your Saturday and Sunday ticket together and is only available online and in advance of travel.
To utilise the two day discounted rate click on the book now box next to your first date of travel (20th September), select the two day rover, your first day will have been added automatically to your ticket and you will just need to sleect your second day of travel which will; be the 21st September.
Please note a separate ticket is required fto attend the evening dance. The dance tickets will be released shortly.
Performances at intervals between the below times
Saturday 20th
1000-1300 May Blossom
1300-1400 Tabitha
1400-1600 May Blossom
Sunday 21st
1000-1300 Johnny Victory
1300-1400 Amy Yon
1400-1600 Johnny Victory
We are also fortunate to have great support from the Watchet Home Front Group who co-ordinate 1940s themed festivities throughout the town.
To see what they have planned please visit their website here