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& Short Breaks 2018 MAY DATE ADULTS CH/OAP 1st Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 OUR COACHES ARE ALSO 1st Whitby £17.50 £16.50 5th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm Not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE HIRE. 6th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 7th Bakewell market, Buxton & meal All Pay £25 7th Skegness £17.50 £16.50 We have everything from 16 to 70 seater Coaches, 7th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 BREAKS & SHORT SHORT & Standard and Executive! Available for hire for events 8th Yorkshire Coast Tour £17.50 £16.50 such as weddings and special occasions or for organised 9th Bury market & Fish Tea (Wetherby Whaler ) £27.50 £26.50 TRIPS 10th North Wales & Snowdonia Tour £18.50 £17.50 Inc Conwy, Snowdonia Mountains and Betws-Y-Coed groups for holidays or days out. 11th Skipton market & Ilkley £17.50 £16.50 CALL US WITH YOUR 12th York £16.50 £15.50 CALL US TODAY FOR DETAILS. EMAIL ADDRESS TO 13th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 RECEIVE OUR LATEST 16th Southport £17.50 £16.50 19th Liverpool & Albert Dock £17.50 £16.50 DAY OFFERS AND PRICE 20th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 REDUCTIONS DIRECT 20th Howarth War weekend £17.50 £16.50 TO YOUR INBOX 22nd Kings Lynn famous market £18.50 £17.50 23rd Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 26th City of Oxford £19.00 £18.00 26th Diana ‘Her Fashion Story’ at Kensington Palace All Pay £65 27th Tall Ships of Liverpool All Pay £20 27th Skegness £17.50 £16.50 28th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 28th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm Not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 29th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 30th Peak Wildlife Park and Leek £25.00 £24.00 Maxfields Executive Travel Telephone: 0114 287 2622 154 Aughton Road [email protected] www.maxfieldstravel.co.uk Aughton Sheffield S26 3XE www.maxfieldstravel.co.uk JUNE DAY TRIPS TERMS AND CONDITIONS NOVEMBER DECEMBER DATE ADULTS CH/OAP To qualify for CONCESSION rate ALL bus passes MUST be shown. All children from the age of three to fourteen must pay for a seat on the coach. DATE ADULTS CH/OAP DATE ADULTS CH/OAP 1st Whitby & Steam train £31 (Adults and OAP) £22.50 (child) Enjoy around 3 hours in Whitby before joining the North Yorkshire steam train No refund will be given for tickets which are cancelled within 7 days of departure. 1st Blackpool Illuminations £17.50 £16.50 1st Grassington Dickensian festive market £17.50 £16.50 journey from Grosmont to Pickering steam train may be replaced by diesel. Tickets cancelled before this – the refund will be deducted by 50%. Transfers can be made 7 days before departure with a £5 per person admin charge. 2nd Harry Potter at Halloween £79.00 (Adults & OAPs) £69.00 1st Chester Victorian Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 1st Yorkshire Wildlife Park (Adm Inc) £24.00 £21.00 FULL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. 3rd Blackpool Illuminations £17.50 £16.50 1st Liverpool at Christmas £17.50 £16.50 1st Skipton Market & Otley £17.50 £16.50 9th Matlock and Masson Mills All Pay £16 2nd Skipton Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 2nd City of York £16.50 £15.50 2nd Nottingham Christmas market All Pay £16.50 3rd Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 10th Leeds and Kirkgate market All Pay £16 7th Lincoln Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 5th Bedale, Leyburn & Grassington £17.50 £16.50 TO BOOK YOUR SEAT CALL... 12th Thursford Christmas Show All Pay £70 7th Bury market and festive meal All Pay £27 5th National Memorial Arboretum & Lichfield £18.00 £17.00 15th Harrogate Christmas Market £16.50 £15.50 8th Lincoln Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 6th Cleveland Coast & Country £17.50 £16.50 Guisborough, we then visit Whitby for the afternoon 17th Birmingham at Christmas £17.50 £16.50 8th Castle Howard at Christmas (Adm Inc) All Pay £35 0114 287 2622 7th Cotswolds Tour £18.50 £17.50 17th Festive Cambridge £18.50 £17.50 and Malton festive market 8th Grange Over Sands and Ulverston £18.50 £17.50 www.maxfieldstravel.co.uk 17th Nottingham Christmas Market All Pay £16.50 8th York Christmas market £16.50 £15.50 9th Beverley Market & Hornsea Garden Centre £17.50 £16.50 [email protected] 18th Beamish at Christmas £30.00 £27.00 8th Grassington Dickensian festive market £16.50 £15.50 10th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 18th Thursford Christmas Show Overnight All Pay £170 8th Manchester German Christmas markets £16.50 £15.50 10th Bridlington 1940’S Festival £17.50 £16.50 Maxfields Executive Travel 18th Harrogate Christmas Market £16.50 £15.50 9th Lincoln Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 12th Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 9th York Christmas market £16.50 £15.50 154 Aughton Road, Aughton, Sheffield S26 3XE 20th Clitheroe Market £18.50 £17.50 13th Leek Market and Ashbourne £16.50 £15.50 23rd York Christmas markets £16.50 £15.50 9th Skipton Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 14th North Wales & Snowdonia Tour £18.50 £17.50 Inc Conwy, Snowdonia Mountain and Betws-Y-Coed 24th York Christmas markets £16.50 £15.50 9th Beverley at Christmas £17.00 £16.00 13th Millstones Christmas Meal with Entertainment All Pay £39 17th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 24th Chatsworth House at Christmas and Christmas Mkt All Pay £35 18th Bakewell Market & Buxton All Pay £15.00 24th Halifax and the Piece Hall at Christmas £17.50 £16.50 19th Mablethorpe and Woodthorpe Garden Centre £17.50 £16.50 24th Chester Victorian Christmas market £17.50 £16.50 JANUARY 2019 20th Cotswolds £18.50 £17.50 20th Wicked The Musical – Leeds Theatre – Matinee All Pay £75.00 24th Manchester German Christmas markets £16.50 £15.50 Aladdin The Pantomime – 21st Yorkshire Coast Tour £17.50 £16.50 25th Edinburgh Special Christmas markets (3 days) All Pay £175 Bradford Alhambra – We travel over the Yorkshire Moors to Whitby, along the coast through Central Ibis Hotel B&B Starring Billy Pearce – £45 Scarborough to Bridlington PICK UP POINTS: 25th Beamish at Christmas (Like it used to be) £30.00 £27.00 22nd Skipton Market & Pennine Canal Trip £25.50 £24.50 Approx 1 hour cruise on the famous Leeds Liverpool canal including coffee & biscuits Crystal Peaks Bus Station 7.45am 25th York Christmas market £16.50 £15.50 23rd Liverpool Guided Tour All Pay £25.00 Maxfields Garage Aughton 8.00am 25th Howarth Steampunk/Goth Day £17.50 £16.50 A guide on the coach will show you all Liverpool’s famous sights with free time Handsworth Church 8.15am 29th Chatsworth House at Christmas and Christmas Mkt All Pay £35 SPECIAL DAY TRIP OFFER after at your leisure Sheffield Pond Hill 8.30am 26th Whitby And Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 Trades Club, Greasborough Road, Rotherham 9.00am BOOK THREE SEPARATE DAY TRIPS 28th Southport £17.50 £16.50 30th Armed Forces Day Cleethorpes £17.50 £16.50 Please check departure time when booking as some pick up www.maxfieldstravel.co.uk AND GET £10 OFF TOTAL 30th Cambridge £18.00 £17.00 times may differ. 30th City Of Durham £18.50 £17.50 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER DATE ADULTS CH/OAP DATE ADULTS CH/OAP DATE ADULTS CH/OAP DATE ADULTS CH/OAP 3rd Bedale market, Wensleydale cheese & lunch All Pay £32.00 1st Hawes market & Wensleydale £18.50 £17.50 1st Skipton market & Harrogate £17.50 £16.50 3rd Scarborough & Bridlington £17.50 £16.50 Not to be missed a leisurely drive through the magnificent Yorkshire Dales 5th Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 1st Liverpool & Albert Dock £17.50 £16.50 6th York £16.50 £15.50 2nd Knowsley Safari Park (Inc Adm) All Pay £26 7th The Deep and Bridlington £28.00 £26.00 2nd Whitby £17.50 £16.50 6th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 7th Newcastle £18.50 £17.50 2nd Beatrix Potter special day All Pay £35 (Includes steam train, lake cruise and exhibition) 2nd Beamish (Inc Adm) £30.00 £27.00 9th Yorkshire Dales tour £18.50 £17.50 8th Southport Air Show (Inc Adm) All Pay £27 3rd Yorkshire Wildlife Park (Inc Adm) £24.00 £21.00 3rd Scarborough and meal All Pay £27.00 10th Bury Market & Fish Tea £27.50 £26.50 10th Anglesey, Beaumaris £18.50 £17.50 4th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 4th National Memorial Arboretum & Lichfield £17.50 £16.50 13th Blackpool Illuminations £17.50 £16.50 11th Kew Gardens (Inc Adm) All Pay £59 4th Skipton market & Otley £17.50 £16.50 5th Kendal & Bowness on Windermere £19.00 £18.00 13th City of Liverpool & Albert Dock £17.50 £16.50 12th Great Yorkshire Show (Inc Adm) All Pay £40 We visit Otley a charming dales town otherwise known as Hotten in Emmerdale, 6th Ludlow £19.00 £18.00 13th Pickering War Weekend (DBB) All Pay £99 then Skipton 13th Bury market and carvery £27.50 £26.50 7th Bury market £16.50 £15.50 Overnight 4 star Mecure Wetherby hotel 5th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 14th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 8th City of Oxford £18.50 £17.50 13th Pickering War Weekend £17.50 £16.50 5th Black country living museum £30.00 £29.00 14th York £16.50 £15.50 14th Pickering War Weekend £17.50 £16.50 5th Hemswell market & Cleethorpes £17.00 £16.00 11th Yorkshire Dales tour Bedale, Leyburn and Sedbergh £18.50 £17.50 14th City of Oxford £18.00 £17.00 14th Blackpool Illuminations £17.50 £16.50 6th Skegness £17.50 £16.50 12th Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 15th Whitby £17.50 £16.50 17th Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 7th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 14th Harrogate autumn flower show (Inc Adm) All Pay £36.00 15th Beamish Open-Air Museum (Inc Adm) £30.00 £27.00 20th York £16.50 £15.50 7th Llandudno £18.50 £17.50 14th Skipton market & fish tea (Wetherby whaler) All Pay £27.00 16th Thirsk Market & Herriot Country £18.50 £17.50 20th Oxford £18.00 £17.00 8th West Midland Safari Park (Inc Adm) £27.00 £25.00 15th Chester or Chester Zoo (Adm not Inc) £17.50 £16.50 17th Whitby & Scarborough (a few hours in each) £17.50 £16.50 21st Cotswolds Tour £18.50 £17.50 8th Kendall the Lakes and Windermere £18.50 £17.50 16th Stratford Upon Avon £17.50 £16.50 18th Skipton & Pennine canal trip £25.50 £24.50 16th Bridlington or Scarborough £17.50 £16.50 21st Whitby £17.50 £16.5 Approx 1 hour cruise on the famous Leeds Liverpool canal inc.
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