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Don't miss the 2024 National Garden Railway Show at Stoneleigh, probably the largest event of its kind where 16mm, G-Scale and G1 traders and exhibits are all under one roof. This is the show where manufacturers launch new products and where you will find garden railway traders that dont attend other shows, and in some cases, don't trade online! At least 16 layouts are expected, most with live steam, in various garden gauges and scales, and over 60 exhibitors. FREE onsite parking. FREE ENTRY for accompanied Under 18's - it's a great family day out! Full steam ahead to Stoneleigh! - the National Garden Railway Show returns to this venue in Warwickshire. If you've not been here before then it may be signposted as the National Agricultural Centre as well as Stoneleigh Park. Book Online NOW and bring the family - Theres something for everyone to enjoy! 16 layouts have accepted an invitation to the show - Most with live steam garden scale locos running all day! Over 60 exhibitors are currently expected, new faces and old favourites, selling everything from nuts and bolts to fuel, locos, rolling stock, line side features and garden railway equipment Free parking for over 2000 vehicles. Shuttle mini bus from Coventry BR Station (Pre-Booked bus tickets required) Massive prize draw, model of the year competition, Member to member sales, cafe / food and drink outlets NB : There is no cash machine - Make sure you bring plenty with you, as not all traders will accept cards / contactless payment! Don't miss out on a grand day out at the biggest show of its kind in Europe. Tickets bought in advance £15.00 (Longer opening hours - All day, 9.30 - 5.00) Important : Online advance ticket sales stop at 09:00 am on 25th April 2024 Please make sure you print your tickets and bring them with you! Visitors without a printed ticket or with fraudulent tickets will be refused entry. www.nationalgardenrailwayshow.org.uk Tickets also available on the gate for entry from 9.30 am. Card payment subject to availability of wifi connection. Please note : Due to significant fraudulent activity at the 2023 show including ticket duplication, additional security measures will be in place for 2024 which may slow entry. So please make sure you have printed your Online ticket and brought it with you, and dont be tempted to purchase tickets from any source other than the official association ticket shop. The association will be taking action against anyone seeking to defraud or gain unauthorised entry to the event, and venue provided security personnel will be present to assist with this.

Event Name: The National Garden Railway Show Classification: Exhibition Address: Peterborough Arena, East of England Showground. PE2 6XE Day 1: Sat 7th April Opening times Day 1: 10:00 - 17:00 Day 2: Sat 7th April 2018 Opening times Day 2: 10:00 - 17:00 Prices: On the Door : Adults £10Online in advance Adults £8.50U18 with paying adult FREENo other concessions Disability access: Yes Car parking: Yes Website: www.nationalgardenrailwayshow.org.uk Organising body: Association of 16mm Narrow gauge Modellers Probably the largest event of its kind in Europe with 12 layouts and nearly 100 specialist traders, this is the garden railway event that manufacturers and traders launch new products at, and where you can find traders that have no website and don't attend other shows! There's a huge FREE car park on site, shuttle bus from Peterborough station, cafe, coffee bars, burger outlets, cash machines all on site. Adults can save 15% by buying online in advance - don't forget to PRINT your ticket and bring it with you. Under 18's are FREE with a paying adult. Show features include Budget Boulevard - garden railways don't cost a fortune!; Market Street - small traders area, Member to Member sales - pre-owned marketplace; Activities for junior modellers; possibly the largest garden railway prize draw in the world with over £6,000 in prizes tp be won. Special feature this year - See Silver Lady from the Channel 4 series "Britain's Biggest Little Railway" in static exhibition and possibly running, along with several of the volunteers who built the longest model railway in the world