Christchurch Vintage Tram, Punt & Gondola Ride - Triple Pass Highlights
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Get up to 10% cash back per person when you book with us
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All-day Hop On Hop Off Tram Pass onboard a beautifully restored heritage tram
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Return Gondola cable car ride to the top of Port Hills for a unique sightseeing experience
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Relax and admire the scenery on a 30min iconic punting tour along the Avon River
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Enjoy breath-taking panoramic views of Christchurch, Lyttelton and beyond
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18 stops on the tram route, to take you around the central city sights at your leisure
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Informative live commentary by friendly and knowledgeable drivers
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Frequent tram departures between 15-25mins from all stops
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Board the tram at any of the 18 central city stops throughout the day
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do the trams run?
How often do the trams run?
Approximately every 10-15 minutes in summer and every 15-25 minutes in winter.
How many stops are there with the tram?
How many stops are there with the tram?
There are currently 18 stops throughout central Christchurch. Customers can hop on and off at any stop, and the trams will pause at every stop so there is no need to alert the driver in advance that you would like to board or disembark.
Is the tram wheelchair accessible?
Is the tram wheelchair accessible?
Several of the Trams are able to accommodate manual wheelchairs on board using the wheelchair hoist located in Cathedral Junction (please note that motorised wheelchairs are too heavy for the hoist to lift). We recommend phoning ahead on the day on 03 366 7830 to check whether wheelchair-accessible trams are operating and what time they will be departing from Cathedral Junction.
How long is the Gondola ride?
How long is the Gondola ride?
On average, the ride takes about 10 minutes.
Will the Christchurch Tram take me to the Gondola?
Will the Christchurch Tram take me to the Gondola?
No, unfortunately the Christchurch Tram route does not extend to the Gondola. The Gondola is a 15-minute drive by car from central Christchurch, and is also accessible via public bus number 28 which departs from the Christchurch Bus Interchange and stops at the door of our Gondola Base Station.
Is the Gondola wheelchair accessible?
Is the Gondola wheelchair accessible?
The base station is wheelchair accessible and one wheelchair is available for guests to borrow from reception. The cabins are wheelchair accessible for manual wheelchairs no wider than 600mm due to the cabin doorway width. An elevator is available at the summit station for wheelchair-bound guests to access the café & observatory and functions space levels.
How long is the punting ride?
How long is the punting ride?
The standard shared ride is 30 minutes.
Won't it be cold on the punts in winter?
Won't it be cold on the punts in winter?
Winter in Christchurch can be quite chilly, so there will be woolen blankets available and hot water bottles available at the Antigua Boat Sheds site to keep guests warm on board in the colder winter months. There will also be umbrellas and waterproof blankets available for guests to keep dry on showery or rainy days.
Is punting wheelchair accessible?
Is punting wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately Punting on the Avon is not wheelchair accessible. For guests who are able to step out of their chair, the Antigua Boat Sheds and Worcester Bridge landings are accessible by wheelchair for guests to then step out of their chairs to take a seat on board the punts. Parties that include a wheelchair-bound guest are also welcome to lift the chair in and out of the punt if they wish to.
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