Book Alice’s Wonderland Express!
Step into Wonderland this summer aboard Alice’s Wonderland Express at the Spa Valley Railway!
Families can enjoy a wonderfully chaotic royal adventure this summer as Spa Valley Railway in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, brings Wonderland to life aboard a steam train, promising a memorable day out filled with classic British charm!
The Alice’s Wonderland Express departs from Tunbridge Wells West at 10:00, 11:30 and 13:55 on Saturday, 29th, Sunday, 30th, and Monday, 31st August and Saturday, 5th and Sunday, 6th September 2026.
This event is brought to you by PNP Events Ltd. The operators of THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride at Spa Valley Railway.
Oh dear… what a royal muddle!
The White Rabbit has lost some very important words, there’s a maze to navigate, riddles to solve, and plenty of Wonderland surprises along the way!
A steam train ride like no other!
Would you like a slice of cake?
Ticket Prices:
Adult
£24.00
Senior (60+)
£20.00
Child (2-15yrs)
£14.00
Family (2A+2C)
£62.00
Family (2A+3C)
£69.00
Family (2A+4C)
£76.00
Family (Extra Child 2-15yrs)
£7.00
Adult + Carer
£36.00
Child (2-15yrs) + Carer
£26.00
Dogs
FREE
We can cater for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free dietary requirements, provided we are made aware in advance when you make your booking.
A steam train ride too!
Your tickets mean you can travel on our other trains operating that day, either before or after your ride on Alice’s Wonderland Express.
What to see and do along the line?
Tunbridge Wells West
Since 1606 visitors have been coming to Royal Tunbridge Wells to experience the Chalbeayte Spring.
Its chance discovery by Lord North, who was returning to London after a three month stay in the county, lead to the growth of Royal Tunbridge Wells and also the famous Pantiles.
High Rocks Station
The smallest but probably the most picturesque station on our line, built from scratch and opened in 1998 following the closure of the original halt in the 50s, serves the fantastic High Rocks themselves and the delightful Inn.
*Please check with High Rocks Inn to see if they are open when you are visiting.
Groombridge Station
Groombridge is our principal intermediate station and you can alight here to visit this historic village. It is also possible to walk to Harrisons Rocks where you can see the trains passing by on days we’re operating to Eridge, and if cycling, to get to the Forest Way
Eridge Station
Eridge makes the ideal starting point for a trip along the line. You can arrive by Southern Railway from London or Uckfield, or turn straight off the A26 road between Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells. Look out for the mainline station signs! Eridge has a 100-space car park. The car park operator uses an app to pay and charges all day, seven days a week, but it is cheaper than most town centre alternatives. There is free parking on the road outside the station.
Details of what else to do in Kent can be seen on our What’s On Page.
For where to stay in Kent see our accommodation page