With Spring in the air and school holidays underway for many, Translink has announced great value family fares for Easter adventures, as well as the return of its popular Easter Train for 2022, giving families the chance to plan some egg-stra special days out.
Those wishing to escape to the seaside and perhaps visit the newly re-opening Curry’s Fun Park, can make the most of the much-loved family Easter Train travelling to Portrush on Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th April. Departing from Lanyon Place Train Station, parents and their little chicks will have the chance to sit back, relax and enjoy fun onboard activities, including a special visit from the Easter Bunny. Family tickets are priced at £22 for up to 2 adults and 4 children and are available online only.
Whether you’re thinking of short trips closer to home or exploring all that Northern Ireland has to offer, there are comfortable, hassle free and affordable ways to travel with Translink’s great value fare offers and transport options this Easter.
Plan a fun day out and make the most of a Family & Friends ticket for only £22 for unlimited day travel on all Translink services within Northern Ireland. Or explore Belfast with a Metro and Glider Family Day Ticket for just £9 for unlimited day travel. These tickets cover up to 2 adults and 4 children, and to make Easter days out even easier and more affordable, there will be no time restrictions on the use of these tickets from 9th – 24th April.
For the most up to date information on timetables, fare offers and special journey routes, visit www.translink.co.uk, download the Journey Planner or follow @Translink_NI on Twitter.
Translink’s Easter Family Train departs Lanyon Place Station on Monday 18th April and Tuesday 19th April 2022. Tickets can be purchased online only.
Train times:
Departure
Lanyon Place Station 09:50
Yorkgate 09:55
Antrim 10:15
Ballymena 10:28
Ballymoney 10:59
Portrush (arrive) 11:25
Return from Portrush 17:37
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