Polar Express Birmingham makes key Black Friday price level decision

There are still tickets available for the Polar Express Train Ride Birmingham and prices begin from £29 per seat - but you will have to be quick because they're selling fast

Black Friday is merely nearby and big brands in the united states are starting to reveal information regarding big offers we can get.

The Polar Express Birmingham has given an update on what it's planning Black Friday and customers who are waiting to start to see the deals before buying tickets would want to pay attention.


And it's really bad information - because Vintage Trains has confirmed its will not be holding any Black Friday deals this season for the Christmas event.

That means if you are thinking about getting tickets you must do so as quickly as possible to avoid disappointment.


Prices begin from £29 per seat and you will book tickets to the year's event from the Vintage Trains website here - but you will have to be quick because they're offering fast.

People are asked to make sure of their travel dates and group quantities before reservation as you will see little if any versatility to revise booking schedules and, in particular, group numbers after the booking is manufactured.

Organisers also say that the booking times on the site are estimations - the actual departure time will be confirmed on people's golden tickets and covering notice.

It's recommended that passengers reach Birmingham Moor Road Station a quarter-hour before their confirmed departure time.

The function will include a theatrical recreation of the popular festive film, enabling families to catch a magical train to the 'North Pole.' The complete experience will be aboard the train, rather than getting the introduction in the station, which happened this past year.

Trains will depart from Moor Street Station from November 22 to December 22, 2019 on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at around 2.30pm, 4.30pm, 6.30pm and 8.30pm on weekdays with 2.45pm, 4.45pm, 6.30pm and 8.30pm on weekends.

Expect dancing chefs, the famous conductor, carol singing, hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookies in this theatrical recreation of the storyplot by Chris Van Allsburg.

Everyone, young and old, is encouraged to wear pyjamas for the trip, which lasts around an hour. We continued the Vintage Trains Polar Express in 2018.