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With Arrowline Minibuses Ltd 20 NEW TRIPS FOR OUR 2017 SEASON! WITH ARROWLINE MINIBUSES LTD. REGULAR DAY TRIPS FOR HOME PICK UP AND INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS TO DROP OFF SERVICE Seaside Towns, Market Towns, Gardens, (Door to Door service is only available from postal Shopping Outlets, Museums, Sight Seeing, addresses within Salisbury City Limits) Mystery Tours & many more! (Additional designated pick up points for passengers living outside the City limits to meet the bus) 01722 66 55 44 Whether you’re young or old, whatever your interests are, there will be a Great Day Out for you in this brochure! WHO ARE GREAT DAYS OUT? Great Days Out is a service operated by Arrowline Minibuses Ltd. We are a Salisbury company operating taxis and 8, 12 & 16 seater minibuses. We have been serving the local area since 2000 and this year we are providing an excursion program for those who enjoy getting out and about, but may not have the means to do so or who wish to have a more social day out with like-minded people with similar interests. By using 16 seater minibuses we are able to take routes through narrow lanes and roads not accessible to larger buses, enabling you to see more of our beautiful countryside. Once at your destination we can usually drop you right at the door, again not accessible to coaches, also 16 passengers getting on and off is a lot quicker than waiting for 50 or so passengers attempting the same. The vehicles are modern with three point seat belts, low steps and grab-rails for easy access and air-conditioning for passenger comfort. We offer a door-to-door service, if geographically possible, and achievable within a reasonable time frame, we will pick you up and drop you off at your door. This is a service only available to passengers living within the City limits. For those living further afield we will suggest the nearest pick-up point to your home on our pick-up route where we could meet you, having made your own arrangements to get to that point. (See list below) The service is for individuals and groups alike. Mums and Dad’s why not take the kids on one of our outings to the seaside? Sons and daughters why not take Mum or Dad out for a change of scenery without you having to drive? We welcome enquiries from WI Groups, Bowling Clubs, Socials Clubs, Church Groups, Sports Clubs and Gardening Clubs. (In fact any group with a common interest) ADDITIONAL PICK UP POINTS To make our tours more accessible to a wider audience we also have additional pick up points on route to that day’s destination. They are as follows and are shown on each trip. If it is easier for you to make your way into Salisbury, we can pick you up from a prearranged point within the city limits. We can suggest an area where car parking will be free so you will incur no additional cost by taking this option. A. Amesbury Main Carpark (Bus stop at the entrance of) B. Durrington & Larkhill (Bus stop opposite the Stonehenge Inn) C. Netheravon (Dog and Gun Inn car park) D. Winterslow (Bus stop outside the old Pheasant Hotel on the A30) E. Alderbury (Clarendon crossroads bus stop) F. Whiteparish (Brickworth corner café) G. Landford (Bus stop on the A36 opposite the Landford Poacher Pub) H. Charlton- All-Saints (Bus stop on the A338) I. Downton (Bus stop outside the Bull Inn) J. Breamore (Village Hall car park) K. Fordingbridge (Bus stop opposite the Surma Valley Indian Restaurant) L. Coombe Bissett (Bus stop outside the Fox & Goose Pub) M. Six Penny Handley (Bus stop past the roundabout on the A354) N. Wilton (Bus stop outside Wilton Garden Centre) O. South Newton (Bus stop opposite St Andrews Road) P. Steeple Langford (Bus stop before crossroads on Salisbury Road) HOW TO BOOK To make a reservation for one of our excursions please telephone 01722 66 55 44, email [email protected], or visit our website: www.salisbury-minibuses.co.uk Go to the Great Days Out page and fill out the booking form. You will be contacted to confirm whether we have availability, and payment will be requested at that stage. PAYMENT Please note that all reservations must be paid for at the time of booking. Bookings can only be accepted subject to availability. Payment can be made by cheque, credit/debit card, or bacs transfer, (bank details will be given upon request). Please make cheques payable to Arrowline Minibuses Ltd, and send to Great Days Out, Wings Dairy, Blandford Road, Coombe Bissett, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5 4LH. Credit and debit card payments can be accepted by telephone or through our website and incur an additional £1.50 transaction fee. 1 WEDNESDAY 12th APRIL SATURDAY 22nd APRIL Chichester on market day London experience Day Chichester offers over two thousand years of history. Visit There is so much to do and see in London that rather than the Cathedral which dominates the sky line or walk the name a destination we would rather let you make your own Roman City walls which encircle the old city. The vibrant city mind up. We will drop you outside the Houses of Parliament centre is filled with cultural delights, independent shopping (Westminster Palace) and the rest is up to you. Here are alongside national retailers and over 100 places to eat and some of the attractions within a 1 mile (walking) radius of drink. The weekly market is also on a Wednesday. Parliament square. Westminster Abbey (0.2m), Churchills Cabinet War Rooms (0.3m), London Sea Life Centre Adult £18 Child £16 (0.5m), London Eye (0.5m), St James Park (0.5m), Florence Also pick up points (E, F & G) Nightingale Museum (0.5m), London Dungeon (0.5m), Pickups start 08.15 Home around 16.00 Westminster Cathedral (0.8m) and Buckingham Palace (0.8m). All these attractions are a level walk, so suitable for SUNDAY 16th APRIL wheel chair users. [Entrance fees will apply to most of the above and are not inclusive of the price]. If you would Royal Borough of Greenwich prefer to be dropped off at The Shard (see the 16th July for attractions in that area) that would be possible. Why visit Greenwich? Well its home to the Meridian Line, Adult £25 Child £23 Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Also pick up points (A) Museum, the Old Royal Naval College including the fabulous Pickups start 08.30 Home around 19.00 Painted Hall, London’s cable car, Greenwich Market and Greenwich Park. And for three days at two sites in the borough, you will be able to see around 40 huge Tall Ships TUESDAY 25th APRIL and a number of smaller Class C and D ships moored Marwell Zoo awaiting their departure (Parade of Sail) at around 17.00 on Sunday 16th April. They set sail from Greenwich heading to Quebec, Canada, via Portugal, Bermuda and Boston. Marwell Zoo is home to an incredible range of exotic and The regatta marks the 150th anniversary of the Canadian endangered species such as Amur Tigers, Snow Leopards Confederation. This is a rare sight last seen at Greenwich and Pygmy Hippos. You will also see Giraffes, Penquins, in 2014. Cheetahs, Rhino’s, Meerkats, Hippo’s, Tigers and much more. There are daily talks and shows as well as 140 acres of Adult £26 Child £24 grounds and Gardens accessible by road and rail trains, as APRIL Also pick up points (A) well as gift shops, cafes and picnic areas. Pickups start 09.30 Home around 21.00 Adult £18 Child £16 Also pick up points (E, F & G) WEDNESDAY 19th APRIL Pickups start 08.15 Home around 16.00 2017 Clarks shopping Village and FYI Entrance fees are: Adults £17.26 / Seniors £14.99 / Child (optional visit to Glastonbury) £13.62 (Discounted tickets are available on-line) Enjoy a fantastic day of shopping at Street, the home of Clarks Village Shopping Outlet. Clarkes is renowned for its FRIDAY 28th APRIL large selection of famous brand names at up to 60% off recommended retail prices. There are also many places to Cheltenham eat and drink and recharge your batteries. You will also have the option to visit the town of Glastonbury with its quirky Cheltenham is an elegant town, where many of the shops, Abbey and famous Tor if shopping all day is not for regency, architectural and heritage features can still be you. seen today, with the town maintaining much of its original Adult £18 Child £16 culture. The Brewery Quarter is a buzzing district where Also pick up points (N, O & P) old meets new with many bars and restaurants. It also has Pickups start 08.15 Home around 16.15 excellent, High Street shops and independent shopping quarters. In 2017 John Lewis will open a flagship store in the former Beechwood Centre. Close to the city centre is the Brennen and Brown Gin Distillery, and many theatres and entertainment venues. Cheltenham is a hive of culture and activity to suit every generation. Adult £20 Child £18 Also pick up points (A, B & C) Pickups start 08.15 Home around 18.15 2 Welcome to our 2017 Brochure. We hope to see you on board soon. THURSDAY 4th MAY SATURDAY 20th MAY Hedge End retail Park/Haskins Garden Centre Waddesdon Manor and Gardens and Hobbycraft Browse around the huge Marks and Spencer department Waddesdon Manor is an exquisite example of a French store or the Sainsbury Super store next door.
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