Category Archives: Seaton Tramway

As we’ve entered April its time to look back at March and see which trams were out on the tracks at the Seaton Tramway during the month, courtesy of the monthly update newsletter the tramway produces and sends to subscribers.

The very short closed season at the Seaton Tramway has already reached its end as trams were running once again in time for the February half-term (there are only around six weeks between the end of the 2024 season’s Christmas/New … Continue reading →

There is probably a strong chance that on a cold February day you’re not thinking “what can I do in the lead up to next Christmas?”, but in case you are you can secure your tickets for the Seaton Tramway’s … Continue reading →

Seaton Tramway’s Works Car, numbered 02 in the fleet, is currently enjoying a well earnt overhaul at the Riverside Depot of the tramway. Over 70 years old and last seeing significant attention in 1992 the tram is vital to the … Continue reading →

Seaton Tramway’s 2024 season has now come to a close (last trams ran Sunday 5th January 2025) and now they are starting to look ahead to a packed 2025 season of events. 2025 will see the tramway celebrate its 55th … Continue reading →

If you fancy going to the Seaton Tramway in Devon after Christmas, you will be able to get even better value for money as they are offering a “Buy One Get One Free” offer.

The Seaton Tramway have announced that they will be participating in the nationwide New Year Whistle Up event on 1st January 2025. This is the starting event of the Railway 200 events which is a year long commemoration of the … Continue reading →

Having missed much of the summer season at the Seaton Tramway undergoing maintenance, 15 has returned to service during the month of October. It was one of 11 trams to be used in service over the course of the month … Continue reading →

It is only a matter of days until the Seaton Tramway awakes from their brief rest after the end of the main season with the of The Polar Express Tram Ride which will be taking place on select dates between … Continue reading →

YouTube star and filmmaker, Geoff Marshall, has recently had the chance to drive a tram at the Seaton Tramway and the results of his day behind the controls of no. 19 have now been added to YouTube.

The Seaton Tramway in Devon continues to operate daily until Sunday 3rd November with the Yellow timetable having been reintroduced from Monday 23rd September. This means trams run between 1000 and 1600 at 20 minute intervals (ending one hour earlier … Continue reading →