Unfortunately one of the many activities that is closed due to the earthquake in christchurch
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Unfortunately one of the many activities that is closed due to the earthquake in christchurch
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Trams are still out of action as a lot of the track is cordoned off post earthquake. Hope to see them back in action soon.
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Was an interesting way to see the central city, central city remains closed until demolition of tall buildings completed.
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Due to the earthquake this has not been running. however when running its an excellent trip which you can double book ( again when in operation) with the Gondola
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The earthquakes have made this area inaccessible. You can visit to see the damage if thats your thing
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When in Christchurch it is a must to view the city by tram. theres no more leisurely way to enjoy the sights. There is also a dinning tram operating in the evenings so complete your Christchurch experience with a beautiful meal and tour of the city as it is..
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As you can imagine, the quakes have stopped our trams, but hopefully, they'l be back one day soon.
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takes you around the city and can hop on and off anywhere it stops
not an overly grand value for money but probably worth it once..
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We decided to do this to get an overview of the city and also because I had an injury. The route the tram takes is pretty short and for most people is walkable. The first tram driver we had really didn’t add anything to our experience with little to no commentary. Another tram we got on, the driver was fantastic.,...
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It only costs $17 for a two day pass to hop on - hop off the tram as many times as you like but don't expect a lot. As others have mentioned, it's currently a VERY small circuit which you can quite easily walk in the same time! A full circuit on the tram is about 25 mins although I...
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