It is actually a lot of fun and the kids get a kick out of riding a tram on the foreshore of Lake... read more
Yes they do and there are conductors to help.
It is actually a lot of fun and the kids get a kick out of riding a tram on the foreshore of Lake... read more
Enjoyed a Tram ride through Bendigo then taking us to the Museum. Interesting and would recommend... read more
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It is actually a lot of fun and the kids get a kick out of riding a tram on the foreshore of Lake Wendouree. It is a pity that our city forefathers saw fit to close down the system apart from this little piece It...More
Enjoyed a Tram ride through Bendigo then taking us to the Museum. Interesting and would recommend. Didn't get to see Birney the rescue cat. Good gift shop.
Last night we hired the dining tram and with 24 great friends and chef Peter Ford, we had a wonderful dinner with great wine and food. This is a unique experience to add to anyone looking for a special event with a unique twist. The...More
We were able to jump on the first tram ride of the day. So we stopped a lot more as they unloaded all the signs. It would have been great if there could have been a bit of rolling commentary and filled in the time....More
A bit of nosalgia these old trams are still working along the side of the lake Wendouree. they rattle their way along and a joy to travel in
We went to the museum and had s good look around and my son played on the tram. The men were very nice to talk too. I liked the blue dining tram look cool. We then went on the tram ride which Roger was very...More
Hi Michael Thank you for your kind comments. Trams as we 'oldies' know them are no longer part of the younger generation's experience and so we try to show how they work and describe their place in Ballarat's history. The blue 'dining' tram is available...More
Love riding the tram around Lake Wendouree when travelling to Ballarat. Gives a great feel to the city's bygone era when trams ruled all the major thoroughfares.Many lovingly restored carriages housed in the museum by dedicated locals.
This was the first time we explored Ballarat and we took the tram for fun. The tram staffs were very friendly and warm. They were very informative and told us the history of Ballarat and some other places to visit. We really enjoyed the ride...More
Thank you Rosie. Our 'senior' volunteers are very proud of their city and its trams and enjoy giving their time to enhance the enjoyment for visitorsof the city and the botanic gardens.
Neville the driver was very friendly and told us about Ballarat history during the trip. It's a short way but the tram is very cosy. There are some blankets and books available on board!More
Hi Pau I see you are all the way from Argentina! Thank you so much for the kind review. I will pass it on to Neville. He 'retired' a few years ago only to join the Museum as a volunteer. When he is not driving...More
This is a bit of a hidden gem. We met Hugh who was one of the tram conductors who was really entertaining and informative. This is a fun exoerience - riding the trams and the kids loved it. We also went into the museum and...More
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