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Our proposed dates for 2022 are :
Friday 25th March 2022 from Broadmeadow to Uralla & Armidale
Saturday 26th March 2022 shuttles between Uralla and Armidale to coincide with the Seasons of New England Expo
Sunday 27th March 2022 from Armidale & Uralla to Broadmeadow
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Join us in air conditioned comfort on a heritage train journey from Newcastle (Broadmeadow Station) to Uralla & Armidale and take in the Seasons of New England Producers, Makers & Creators Expo, held on Saturday 26th March 2022 in Uralla.  Also enjoy the Uralla Rotary Art Show and Uralla's famous shopping and cafe strip.

The train will depart from Broadmeadow Station at 11am on Friday 25th March, arriving in to Uralla at 6pm and Armidale at 7pm. On Sunday 27th March, the train will depart from Armidale at 10.15am and Uralla at 11am, arriving into Broadmeadow station by 8.30pm.
  Please note that the schedule is subject to final confirmation.


The ticket price includes a meal and a complimentary glass of cool climate wine, craft beer or local apple & pear juice for each leg of the journey.  (A one way ticket includes one meal, a return journey includes two meals, on a per person basis).  As part of booking your ticket you will be asked to nominate a meal choice, either chicken, lamb, trout, vegetarian or vegan.  Should you have any specific dietary requirements please send an email with the details to : thenewenglandertrain@gmail.com.  Catering for gluten free diets is certainly possible, with notice.

Accommodation in Uralla - Click Here
Accommodation in Armidale - Click Here


A New England train shuttle service will operate between Uralla and Armidale on Saturday 26th March 2022.

Discover the Seasons of New England Expo through the website : www.seasonsofnewengland.com.au, and follow on facebook at Seasonsofnewengland or instagram at @seasonsne.

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