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Tram 11 â€œThe Boxcarâ€ (5&#x29

Tram 11 â€œThe Boxcarâ€ (5)

Tram 152: "The Boon" Built by Boon & Co in 1910, this 48-seater is one of 28 units ever built. This tram can be reversed. The central section is open, so that passengers could get on or off quickly and easily, and both ends have enclosed saloon areas. This tram needs both a conductor and a driver.

Some of the Fleet

Some of the Fleet

The Brill at The Art Center

The Brill at The Art Center

The Restaurant Tram

The Restaurant Tram

The Restaurant Tram 2

Tram 411: â€œTramway Restaurantâ€ Another W2 like Tram 244, the Restaurant Tram also came to us from Melbourne. Now fitted out with 12 tables, kitchen, and bathroom, and with a full liquor licence, it seats 36. It leaves from the Cathedral Square stop at 7.30 each night, and features delicious Canterbury cuisine in a truly unique atmosphere. Tram 411: â€œTramway Restaurantâ€ Another W2 like Tram 244, the Restaurant Tram also came to us from Melbourne. Now fitted out with 12 tables, kitchen, and bathroom, and with a full liquor licence, it seats 36. It leaves from the Cathedral Square stop at 7.30 each night, and features delicious Canterbury cuisine in a truly unique atmosphere.

Tram 11 â€œThe Boxcarâ€

Tram 11: â€œThe Boxcarâ€ This cheerful little red 28-seater, built in Philadelphia, U.S.A., served Dunedin for decades and came to Christchurch for restoration in the 1990s. Its seats run the length of the car, rather than face forward with a central aisle as is usual. Tram 11: â€œThe Boxcarâ€ This cheerful little red 28-seater, built in Philadelphia, U.S.A., served Dunedin for decades and came to Christchurch for restoration in the 1990s. Its seats run the length of the car, rather than face forward with a central aisle as is usual.

Tram 11 â€œThe Boxcarâ€ (4&#x29

Tram 11: â€œThe Boxcarâ€ This cheerful little red 28-seater, built in Philadelphia, U.S.A., served Dunedin for decades and came to Christchurch for restoration in the 1990s. Its seats run the length of the car, rather than face forward with a central aisle as is usual. Tram 11: â€œThe Boxcarâ€ This cheerful little red 28-seater, built in Philadelphia, U.S.A., served Dunedin for decades and came to Christchurch for restoration in the 1990s. Its seats run the length of the car, rather than face forward with a central aisle as is usual.

Trams Christchurch NZ

Enjoy a journey in style through the changing face of Christchurchâ€™s city centre on board our beautifully restored heritage trams. One of Christchurchâ€™s leading attractions, the Tram is an unique experience of history and sightseeing. Enjoy a journey in style through the changing face of Christchurchâ€™s city centre on board our beautifully restored heritage trams. One of Christchurchâ€™s leading attractions, the Tram is an unique experience of history and sightseeing.

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