Making Tracks 3

Every day at for 7 hours, 30 mins
Chester Cathedral
St Werburgh Street Chester, CH1 2DY, United Kingdom
Pete Waterman’s Making Tracks returns this summer!

Don’t miss your last chance to join Pete Waterman OBE and his Railnuts team for the third and final instalment of Making Tracks at the Cathedral from 26 July to 2 September.

This year’s 64 foot long track is modelled after Milton Keynes railway station with some very special never seen before features and trains. Like previous years, visitors will be able to drive the trains using dedicated control tablets.

‘I am really excited to bring this new even better layout to Chester again this year – after being set the challenge of building a station, I can honestly say it’s going to be something very special and we will be offering the chance to adults and children alike to drive the trains.’ – Pete Waterman.

Tickets £3 per person with free entry for children 5 and under.

To guarantee swift entry, pre-book your summer entry tickets on the Chester Cathedral website.

And for the avid model railway - why not join us for the Making Tracks Gala Dinner on Friday 4 August | 6.30pm
Join us for an extraordinary gala dinner with the visionary behind Making Tracks at Chester Cathedral, Pete Waterman OBE. Enjoy a three-course dinner, a keynote presentation by Pete, and an exclusive Q&A session.
Tickets £65 per person. Tickets available from chestercathedral.com
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Chester Cathedral is many things to many people: a vibrant community of worship, an ancient abbey, an archaeological treasure, a cultural hub, a centre of musical excellence and a unique blend of medieval and modern history.

We’re free to enter and welcome thousands of visitors from all over the world. We look forward to welcoming you to Chester Cathedral.

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Making Tracks 3

Every day at for 7 hours, 30 mins
Chester Cathedral
St Werburgh Street Chester, CH1 2DY, United Kingdom

Pete Waterman’s Making Tracks returns this summer!

Don’t miss your last chance to join Pete Waterman OBE and his Railnuts team for the third and final instalment of Making Tracks at the Cathedral from 26 July to 2 September.

This year’s 64 foot long track is modelled after Milton Keynes railway station with some very special never seen before features and trains. Like previous years, visitors will be able to drive the trains using dedicated control tablets.

‘I am really excited to bring this new even better layout to Chester again this year – after being set the challenge of building a station, I can honestly say it’s going to be something very special and we will be offering the chance to adults and children alike to drive the trains.’ – Pete Waterman.

Tickets £3 per person with free entry for children 5 and under.

To guarantee swift entry, pre-book your summer entry tickets on the Chester Cathedral website.

And for the avid model railway - why not join us for the Making Tracks Gala Dinner on Friday 4 August | 6.30pm
Join us for an extraordinary gala dinner with the visionary behind Making Tracks at Chester Cathedral, Pete Waterman OBE. Enjoy a three-course dinner, a keynote presentation by Pete, and an exclusive Q&A session.
Tickets £65 per person. Tickets available from chestercathedral.com

More info