The JG Travel Group has added a new Polar Express product to meet the ongoing demand for festive family coach breaks.
The Polar Express train will run on the Cholsey & Wallingford Railway in Oxfordshire for the first time this Christmas, and new two-day breaks are now on sale from ?139 per person.
National Holidays is offering four new dates available from pick up points in the north of England. Just Go! Holidays will feature a departure for the first time, opening it up for agents across the south of England to sell. To ensure maximum capacity, the operator has chartered the entire train for these dates.
To get into the Christmas spirit, children are encouraged to don their pyjamas and dressing gowns, climb aboard the steam train and listen to a reading of The Polar Express book, all snuggled up in a carriage filled with decorations and gifts. There is also the chance to meet the conductor, look out for the troop of singing chefs, await the arrival of Father Christmas himself and enjoy Christmas carols. This coach break also includes a visit to London, offering a chance to wander around the decorated city streets, grab some gifts and see some of the landmarks.
Claire Dutton, trade sales manager at The JG Travel Group comments: ?Our previous Polar Express products on sale through National Holidays, sold out in record time. Due to feedback from agents, we?ve also put this new product on sale with Just Go! Holidays so that agents in the South of England can capitalise on the demand. Early sales are very strong through agents, which clearly demonstrates just how much their customer want it. We?ve also included a trip to London in this break so that families can take int the Capital and its Christmas lights during the festive period.?
A two-day package through both brands starts from ?139 per adult and ?125.50 per child. National Holidays departures from various pick-up points in the North of England are on November 27, December 4, 11 and 18 and Just Go! Holidays departs from various pick-up points in the South of England on December 4.
