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Tornado Railtours
2021
On Board Welcome
Our train is formed of heritage carriages, Covid Information Following a challenging year, if ever there was a time to have something to look forward to it is now.
which provide a nostalgic journey back in time. Passenger and crew safety is our priority during this After a difficult year when many have experienced the disappointment of cancelled plans, we are
Passengers can enjoy the beautiful scenery as unprecedented time. Our policies and practices on board proud to bring you our programme for 2021. We hope that you can join us on one of our tours and
plumes of steam drift past the windows, and the are regularly updated to reflect the latest government enjoy a great experience with Tornado.
guidelines. At time of publishing include social distancing
locomotive’s whistle can be heard. However you
and reduced capacity, face coverings when neither eating
Mandy Grant / Denis Bradley
choose to travel, you can be assured of a magical
or drinking, hand sanitiser available in each carriage and
day out on a railtour with Tornado.
dividers between seats to name just a few. You can read
Standard Class more on how we are striving to keep everyone safe at
You can be sure of a wonderful day out in Standard Class, a1steam.com/railtours
where every seat is aligned with a window to take in the
Please be assured that should another lockdown be
scenery as it passes by. Where possible, we endeavour to
implemented, your money is safe and you will be given the
have Standard Class at the front of the train in at least one
option of a refund or hold your tickets over to a new date.
direction so that the sound of Tornado hard at work can
be heard.
Top tips for a great day out:
1. Our heritage carriages provide a wonderfully nostalgic
First Class
setting but don’t offer some of the conveniences of There has never been a better time to leave the and Carlisle Railway. Its rolling landscape scattered
Some of our trains offer First Class Non-Dining seating
modern trains. As there are no electric sockets, you modern age behind and enjoy a nostalgic journey by with epic tunnels and soaring viaducts presents any
where passengers can look forward to luxurious sur-
may wish to bring a battery pack to recharge your steam train. On a tour with Tornado, the journey is locomotive a challenging journey, and passengers
roundings, travelling in a comfortable and roomy seat with
phone for taking even more photos of your journey! as important as the destination, and all of our tours continue to be thrilled by the sound of Tornado hard
curtains by the windows. Complimentary teas and coffee
follow beautiful routes through rolling countryside - at work on this stunningly beautiful stretch of railway.
are served throughout the day. 2. Another charming quirk of our heritage carriages is the with stunning coastal vistas to be enjoyed on select Ever popular, these trains are selling fast!
temperature control. Heating on the train is provid- trains.
On-Board Buffet ed by way of steam made by Tornado, as such it is a Heading into autumn, we are pleased to offer four
First and Standard Class passengers may wish to bring a little variable. By contrast, on a sunny day a lack of air There are more “firsts” for Tornado in 2021, including trains across the S&C with both Tornado and Flying
picnic, or indulge at the On-Board Buffet where a selection conditioning can make the train warm. We recommend our first tours from Hull and the East Riding, Liver- Scotsman. This iconic pairing will take to the rails in
of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks are available. wearing layers so that you are comfortable throughout pool and Glasgow. October and passengers can join these trains in the
the journey. Midlands, North East and North West for a steam
Premier Dining
Our annual ‘Aberdonian’ programme has been adventure not to be forgotten! Be quick though -
For a fully immersive experience, why not consider 3. Should the stunning scenery and sounds from the
extended to include a Glasgow start. These trains there are only a handful of tickets remaining.
booking a Premier Dining ticket; with silver service for locomotive not be enough, you may wish to bring
are sure to delight as we once more travel along the
all meals, each freshly cooked on the train by our elite something to pass the time such as a good book, pack
beautiful North Sea coastline to Aberdeen. We are running a condensed programme this year
team of chefs, there is no better way to travel! Dining of cards or even a board game. Each seat is positioned
due to lockdown and restrictions requiring trains
passengers can look forward to a full English breakfast at a table so there is plenty of room for fun.
As regular passengers will know, we have had to to be redated. Let us take this opportunity to thank
on the outward journey and a relaxed four course
4. Due to intermittent signal levels along our routes, card move some trains from 2020 to 2021 and these fab- those who have stood by their bookings at this chal-
dinner on the way home, as the station lights twinkle
machines don’t always work. We advise bringing some ulous tours also offer great access to Tornado from lenging time. We look forward to seeing you later
and Tornado’s reassuring rhythmical exhaust sets the
cash along for items from the buffet car and merchan- the Midlands, the North East and North West. this year.
seal on a memorable day out.
Front Cover: Daniel Birch
dise by which to remember the trip! There are a number of trains which cross the Settle
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The Aberdonian
Thursday 22nd July Thursday 12th August Thursday 2nd September
Saturday 31st July Saturday 11th September
Return steam train journey from Edinburgh to Aberdeen.
Andy Horne / Maurice Burns
A nostalgic day trip from Edinburgh to Aberdeen with world situated in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. Tornado steams
famous steam locomotive Tornado. through Princes Street Gardens and pauses to pick up
further passengers at Haymarket station in the west of the
Let ‘The Aberdonian’ whisk you away as we take in some of
city. From there we leave the city surroundings and pass
the best that Scotland has to offer, both on train
open countryside before our train will start to slow. First
and off. Crossing the Forth Bridge, the train runs along the
opened in 1890,The Forth Bridge is one of the wonders of
coast for much of its route making it an unrivalled way to
the modern world, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
experience Scotland as you weave through lush countryside
crossing over 150ft above the water and stretching over one
and marvel at the stunning cliff top vistas.
and a half miles in length. Tornado will lead our train across
On board the heritage train you can sit back and relax in this magnificent structure giving amazing views of the Firth
comfortable seats, whilst admiring the scenery through large of Forth as we cross into the Kingdom of Fife.The railway
windows. Our friendly team will look after you, and if you follows the coast line through Inverkeithing and Burntisland
choose to dine with us you will be treated to fine Scottish where the city of Edinburgh can be seen across the Forth.
fare. Come and travel with us as Tornado runs regularly over Approaching Kirkcaldy the route turns north whilst remain-
this historic route. ing alongside the coast, but once we leave the town behind
we move into the rich countryside of Fife with its farming
Our journey begins in Scotland’s capital; meet the train right communities and many golf courses.
in the heart of the city at the imposing Waverley station,
Michael Denholm
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The route is then via Perth and follows the River Tay to from the ancient walls of Old Aberdeen to the bold
The Clyde Aberdonian
Dundee. Our departure from Dundee is through tunnels public art of the city centre. Known the world over for its
under the recently redeveloped riverside quarter, and distinctive granite architecture, its buildings are home to Saturday 21st August 2021
we exit the city and head alongside the River Tay out as elegant places to stay, shop and to dine in, and don’t miss
far as the world famous golf course of Carnoustie. We the truly enlightening Aberdeen Art Gallery.
then continue alongside the river as we make our way From Glasgow and Stirling to Aberdeen via Perth
eastwards passing the coastal town of Arbroath, famous Boarding at: Outward Return
for its Smokie’s which are still produced in the town. Our Edinburgh 9.00am 9.30pm
Peter Backhouse
route meanders along the coast before diving in land and Haymarket 9.05am 9.20pm
back again to cross the Montrose Basin with the railway
sandwiched between the water and Montrose itself. As we Prices
leave Montrose we are running through the stunning Scot- Standard Class £99
tish countryside as we leave the coast behind for a while. First Class £169
Passing through Laurencekirk and Fordoun and Drumlithie Premier Dining £245
it is a chance to see the lush and unspoiled country of NEW
which Scotland is rightly proud. Family Tickets £249
Table for 4 (maximum of 2 adults) additional children at £59
As our journey progresses we pass Stonehaven and then
Small well behaved dogs are permitted in Standard Class on
exit the town on the cliffs above the North Sea. We now
‘The Aberdonian’
run high above the water all the way to Aberdeen on what
We are delighted to bring you our first ever mountains on the other, the route on to Aberdeen via
is a wonderful finish to a unique railway journey. Tornado
Off Train Excursions tour from Glasgow. Join Tornado from Glasgow Stonehaven is one of the greatest Scotland has to offer.
will run at speed alongside the water and on the approach
To get a real taste of Aberdeenshire, take the opportunity Central and Stirling for a variation on our route
to our destination the train will slow as it takes a winding Once in Aberdeen we will have around four hours to
to book one of our off train excursions, exploring some to Aberdeen.
course through the Granite City, crossing the River Dee explore the historic city, or take one of our excursions,
of the best that the region has to offer. These options are
on a beautiful curving bridge. Once across the river on our before Tornado will whisk us back to Stirling and Glasgow
sure to fill up quickly and so must be booked at the time We depart the magnificent Glasgow Central station and
left is the recently refurbished turntable at the former Fer- following our outward route.
of purchasing your train ticket. immediately cross the mighty River Clyde. Running through
ryhill depot. This is where Tornado will be turned for our
the suburbs we soon diverge east to pick up the former
return journey and the facility is vital in making this magnif- As with our regular Aberdonian tours, excursions to Glen
Take a tour of a local whisky distillery and enjoy tasting up Caledonian Railway route made famous in the ‘Races to
icent journey possible. We continue on a little further and Garioch Distillery and Crathes Castle are available at
to three drams, or choose to visit a typical Aberdeenshire the North’ of 1888 and 1895. Whilst we will make good
we then arrive into Aberdeen’s light and airy station ready a small supplement and early booking is advised due to
castle and grounds managed by the National Trust for time, we will not be racing, but soon we will be heading out
for onward excursions. limited numbers.
Scotland. from the urban sprawl as we travel north to our pick up at
Stirling. The railway offers great views of the city perched Boarding at: Outward Return
Aberdeen itself is a wonderful city in which to spend a few Off Train Excursion* Price above with its Castle and the famous Wallace Monument. Glasgow 9.15am 10.15pm
hours, and passengers will have plenty of time to explore Crathes Castle £25 Stirling 10.15am 9.15pm
this compact city next to the sea. From its position on Glen Garioch Distillery £30 We travel on passing Gleneagles with its golf course, through
Scotland’s upper east side, Aberdeen has been influencing Perth and are now alongside another mighty river; the silvery Prices
the world for centuries. That history can be discovered * Subject to restrictions lifting to allow normal operation at the venues. Tay. It stays with us for many miles now before reaching its Standard Class £99
estuary with the North Sea as we continue to climb. First Class £169
Premier Dining £245
We run alongside the Tay and on through Dundee where
the houses are so close on either side it is almost like NEW
running through the street. With wonderful clifftop Family Tickets £249
views out to sea on one side, and rolling hills leading to Table for 4 (maximum of 2 adults) additional children at £59
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Bill Lowis
The S&C
David Robinson
This year we look forward to Tornado hauling a valleys and open vistas following the course of the River
number of trains across the magnificent Settle and Eden. Passengers can enjoy travelling through the lush
Carlisle Railway. Eminent railway engineers of the age green landscape and the views of the Lakeland Fells. To
proclaimed that it would be impossible to build a main the south, The Settle and Carlisle Railway awaits, famed
line railway through this hostile terrain. Building the for its beauty within the rolling landscape of the Dales
Settle & Carlisle almost broke the Midland Railway and North Pennines. This stretch of railway demonstrates
but determination was rewarded with a magnificent the skill and determination of Victorian civil engineering
double-track main line railway sweeping through the prowess in challenging and inhospitable terrain. Highlights
hills. Passengers will enjoy breath-taking scenery as of the journey include Tornado hard at work to complete
the landscape becomes more wild and beautiful as the climb to Ais Gill summit, the highest point of the line
the train steams north, through tunnels and across at 1,169ft, and Dent Station is the highest in England at
viaducts to reach Carlisle. Come along and enjoy the 1150ft. To accommodate for the rolling landscape, the
experience of No. 60163 Tornado climbing to Blea railway was built along many viaducts and cuts through
Moor and Ais Gill summits once again! long tunnels, the longest tunnel at Blea Moor is over two
miles long! One of the most iconic sights on the route is
The railway between Carlisle and Skipton comprises two the Ribblehead Viaduct; the 24 arches stretch a quarter of
main sections, both offering spectacular views from the a mile over 100ft above the ground and offer spectacular
train. The northern most section of the Settle and Carlisle uninterrupted views of the landscape. Much is said of the
Railway takes us through The Eden Valley. This is one of beauty and scale of this railway, but to fully appreciate it, it
the most picturesque sections of the route with wooded must be experienced first-hand.
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The Fen and Fells Flyer The Ribblehead Rambler
POSTPONED Thursday 30th September
East Anglia to Carlisle via the Settle and Carlisle Hull and the East Riding to Carlisle via the Settle and
Railway. Departing stations: Cambridge, Ely, Carlisle Railway. Departing Stations: Hull, Brough,
March and Peterborough. Gilberdyke, Selby and Leeds.
David Edgar / Ian Hardman
Heading out of East Anglia bound for Carlisle, this train Whilst it is twelve years since Tornado took to the rails,
promises to delight passengers as it crosses the Settle the locomotive has never worked a train from Hull. In
Carlisle line with Tornado. The tour also includes a fast run September, we put that right with a wonderful train from
along the East Coast Main Line passing Darlington and stations in the East Riding to the world famous Settle and
Durham, with glorious views over the Norman Castle and Carlisle Railway.
the Cathedral.
Limited Availability SOLD OUT
Boarding at: Outward Return Boarding at: Outward Return
Cambridge 7.08am 11.17pm Hull 9.00am 9.00pm
Ely 7.30am 10.39pm Brough 9.20am 8.40pm
March 7.51am 10.16pm Gilberdyke 9.30am 8.20pm
Peterborough 8.16am 9.54pm Selby 9.45am 8.00pm
Newark 9.23am 9.14pm Leeds 10.15am 7.15pm
Prices Prices
Standard Class £109 Standard Class £109
First Class £169 First Class £169
Premier Dining £249 Premier Dining £249
David Robinson
To Book Call +44 (0) 1325 488215 or visit www.a1steam.com 11
Secure Tornado’s future The Viking Venturer
Become a Covenantor Tuesday 20th July 2021
Covenantors are at the core of what we do at The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust, and Edinburgh and Linlithgow to York and return via the S&C
without their continued support we simply would not be able to keep Tornado running.
Daniel Laird
Step aboard ‘The Viking Venturer’ as we head south We may be slightly biased, but we believe that the best way to
taking in the spectacular North Sea views of the East travel is by steam train and that is what we promise for our
Coast Main Line as we cross the border, and travel on to return journey! From York and all the way to Edinburgh, the
the historic city of York. The return journey promises to train will be hauled by Tornado.
be a real rail adventure as we take the scenic route over
the Settle and Carlisle Railway and Beattock Bank with With its long climb to the stunning Ribblehead Viaduct, it’s
Charlotte Graham
world famous steam locomotive Tornado at the head of many tunnels and views across the Yorkshire Dales and Eden
the train. Valley, the Settle and Carlisle is rightly said to be one of the
greatest railway journeys in the world. From Carlisle we strike
Passengers are invited to take their seats as a diesel locomo- out and are soon passing Gretna Junction. Over the border
By making a small donation – the equivalent of the price of a pint of beer a week – you can help us stay tive hastens the journey south towards border. This stretch of is the 10 mile long climb of Beattock Bank, steep and winding
on track. By regularly donating, we are able to forecast a regular and reliable income allowing careful railway is renowned for its panoramic views as the track runs and made famous by W.H. Auden in his poem ‘Night Mail’. It
planning of maintenance, larger overhauls and special projects. along the coast affording wonderful views over the North is one of the sternest tests for an express steam locomotive
Sea. Just over the border, the train will cross the River Tweed anywhere in the UK. Once over the top, and hopefully ‘running
via the 28 arch span of the Royal Border Bridge as we pass on time’ we rush down towards Carstairs and on towards the
From the Trust’s inception 30 years ago, our Covenantors have provided the funds to build Tornado. Much
through Berwick. Further on there are wonderful views of the Scottish Capital.
of the locomotive as you see it today has been funded by this means – a lot of people contributing a small town of Alnmouth, and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne
small amount on a regular basis. Since completion, our Covenantors have provided essential support to is visible as we continue our journey along the Northumbri- Boarding at: Outward Return
keep the locomotive in tip-top condition and operating on the mainline. an coast.The train will pass through Newcastle and on via Linlithgow 7.45am 10.30pm
Durham where the Norman Cathedral can be seen towering Haymarket Station 8.05am 9.50pm
Now you too can be a part of this incredible story. Tornado is nearing the next planned overhaul and above the city. Onward up the ECML, Darlington is special as Edinburgh Waverley 8.15am 10.00pm
Tornado was built and completed there in 2008. We are soon
donations from our Covenantors are more vital than ever. Prices
slowing for the city of York, our destination.
Standard Class £99
To find out more, including details of the Covenantor benefit package, Passengers will have around three and a half hours to explore First Class £169
go to www.a1steam.com/become-a-covenantor or email enquiries@a1steam.com the city which proudly presents its Viking heritage within the Premier Dining £235
easily accessible city centre.
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The Caledonian
Saturday 18th September 2021
West Midlands to Edinburgh. Boarding at Birmingham New Street,
Tame Bridge Parkway, Wolverhampton, Stafford and Crewe.
Alistair Moulstone
Our tour departs from Birmingham New Street as we run downhill and across the open spaces toward
behind an electric locomotive and is routed via Carstairs where we take the easterly route on to the
Wolverhampton, Stafford, Crewe and Preston Scottish Capital.
before arriving into Carnforth where Tornado will
After a break of around three hours in Edinburgh, whilst
be waiting.
Tornado is serviced, we will return via our outward route.
We leave Carnforth and follow the route of the West Coast
Main Line. Whilst away from more familiar A1 territory, it Tornado will haul the train as far as Carnforth and our elec-
was a regular route for the class when three were allocated tric locomotive will be on hand to whisk our train south to
to Polmadie shed in Glasgow and worked south. We will Birmingham.
tackle the long climb to Shap Summit via the formidable
Grayrigg bank, the beautiful Lune Gorge and the steep Shap Boarding at: Outward Return
Bank itself. The scenery unfolds across the Lakes to the Birmingham New Street 7.45am 10.30pm
west and the Pennine ridge to the east during the climb and Tame Bridge Parkway 8.00am 10.10pm
the subsequent descent to Carlisle. Wolverhampton 8.15am 9.50pm
Stafford 8.35am 9.25pm
We then cross into Scotland and race through the borders Crewe 9.30am 9.00pm
before taking water at Lockerbie. From there we again pick
up speed before ascending the long, ten mile climb to Prices
Beattock Summit, a real test for any locomotive. After Standard Class £109
cresting the summit we can enjoy the scenery further First Class £169
Premier Dining £249
Simon Gurney
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The Jorvik Express
Thursday 16th September 2021
Liverpool and Manchester to York. Boarding at Liverpool, Newton-le-Willows
and Manchester Victoria.
For the first time, passengers from Liverpool Passengers visiting York can take time to explore the city
are invited to step aboard our steam train and centre with the historic Minster and Shambles, enjoy the
enjoy a wonderful tour with Tornado. Pausing for many shops or even a river boat trip on the Ouse. For a real
passengers in Manchester before crossing the rail adventure,The National Railway Museum stands close
to York Station and passengers may wish to visit the steam
beautiful Pennine landscape, the train heads to
giants of the past.
the ancient city of York, founded by the Romans
1,950 years ago. Famed for its historic buildings,
Our return journey takes us via Wakefield before we stop
museums and many well established bars and
for water at Brighouse. On departure we are routed via the
eateries, our guests are sure of a superb day out.
scenic Calder Valley line passing Hebden Bridge and onto
Rochdale before arriving at Manchester Victoria. From there,
Our route follows almost all of the famous Liverpool and
the return route is as our outward journey.
Manchester Railway designed by George Stephenson and
Boarding at: Outward Return
home to the Rainhill trials and Rocket. From Manchester we
Liverpool 8.00am 9.45pm
tackle the steep climb of Miles Platting before traversing the
Newton-le-Willows 8.30am 9.00pm
outer suburbs and heading via Romiley for the picturesque
Manchester Victoria 9.00am 8.15pm
Hope Valley line. After passing through the glorious scenery
of the Peak District we head north from Sheffield passing
Swinton and Church Fenton before arriving into York.
Prices
Standard Class £109
First Class £169
Premier Dining £249
Aiden Wellock
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Tornado and Flying Scotsman Wednesday 20th October 2021 Wednesday 27th October 2021
Our day commences behind an electric locomotive that Tornado will travel to Middlesbrough and head our train
on the Settle and Carlisle Railway speeds us along the West Coast Main Line. On arrival at from the start. We depart west calling first at Yarm station
Preston, Tornado will be ready to attach to the south end and heading on via Northallerton to our next pick up
of our train and we set of under steam towards Blackburn at Thirsk. Our final calling point is the magnificentYork
and Clitheroe. After taking water at Hellifield we pass station.
The two biggest names in the UK steam scene through Settle Junction and begin the long climb to the
will haul trains together for the first time in 2021. famous Ribblehead Viaduct as we are now on the famous From here we head out of the city and pass by mills and
Settle and Carlisle Railway. brick chimneys and soon pass Settle Junction to join the
famous route to Carlisle. The return from Carlisle sees
From Carlisle, the return journey sees Flying Scotsman Flying Scotsman head the train over the famous route.
head the train to Preston, before modern traction returns
passengers to their joining stations.
Standard Class Only
Standard Class Only Boarding at: Outward Return
Boarding at: Outward Return Middlesbrough 8.00am 9.30pm
Tamworth 7.00am 11.00pm Yarm 8.15am 9.15pm
Sam Yeeles / Bob Green
Stoke-on-Trent 7.45am 10.15pm Thirsk 8.45am 7.45pm
Crewe 8.15am 9.45pm York 9.15am 10.15pm
Wigan 8.45am 9.15pm
Preston 9.30am 8.30pm
Limited Availability
Wednesday 20th October 2021 Thursday 21st October 2021 Thursday 28th October 2021
Train from Tamworth, Stoke-on-Trent, Crewe, Wigan and Preston
For those passengers wishing to join from the West Our journey begins behind modern traction as we depart
Midlands and north west our day begins behind electric from Peterborough station and head north.
Thursday 21st October 2021 traction.
Train from Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Crewe, Warrington and Preston At York Flying Scotsman will be waiting to attach to the
On arrival at Preston Flying Sotsman will be waiting to
south end of our train before we depart steam hauled
take over the head of the train, ready to steam across the
towards Leeds and on to the Settle and Carlisle Railway.
Wednesday 27th October 2021 viaducts and through the tunnels of the S&C to Carlisle.
Our return journey is with Tornado following the Victorian
Train from Middlesbrough,Yarm, Thirsk and York The return journey is hauled by Tornado as far as Preston, railway through the Dales.
with modern traction taking passengers back to their
SOLD OUT
joining stations.
Thursday 28th October 2021 Boarding at: Outward Return
Train from Peterborough, Newark, Doncaster and York Standard Class Only Peterborough 7.00am 10.00pm
Newark 7.45am 9.15pm
Boarding at: Outward Return
Doncaster 8.30am 8.30pm
Tornado and Flying Scotsman are two of the most over the beautiful and iconic Settle and Carlisle Railway. Birmingham New St 7.00am 11.00pm
York 9.30am 7.30pm
famous locomotives in the world, one new and A truly historic combination of steam and scenery over ten Wolverhampton 7.20am 10.40pm
the other nearing 100 years old, but they’ve years in the making, the trains will offer passengers a jour- Stafford 7.45am 10.15pm
never worked together on Britain’s national rail ney through the Dales behind both the A1 and A3. There Crewe 8.10am 9.50pm Prices for Tornado and Flying Scotsman Tours
will also be opportunity to see both locomotives in Carlisle Warrington 8.30am 9.30pm Standard Class £135
network – until now!
Station. Given the excitement around the two famed Preston 9.30am 8.30pm First Class £199
In October 2021 the two railway giants, in matching BR locomotives, tickets are selling extremely quickly - please Premier Dining £299
Green liveries, will come together to haul four special trains don’t delay if you wish to travel.
Call the Booking Office to join our waiting list.
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