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About
This unique tramway was built in 1895 and operates narrow-gauge 'toastrack' cable-hauled trams. Two trams with canopy tops, run up and down a steep wooded hill every 3 minutes or as required. Restored and operated by volunteers. Museum open at bottom station - pictorial history and artefacts relating to Shipley Glen and tramway.
A short walk from the world heritage village of Saltaire.
Wheel chair access is good to both top and bottom station. Wheelchairs can ride on the trams.
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Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult Day Rover | £2.50 per adult |
| Junior Day Rover | £1.50 per child |
| Junior Single 5-16yrs | £0.50 per child |
| Single | £1.50 per adult |
Normal rides do not need to be booked in advance - just arrive, buy a ticket and enjoy the ride!
Special events can be booked in advance and this may done via The Shipley Glen Tramway website.
Terms and conditions apply.
Events
Friday, 31st October 2025 - Friday, 31st October 2025
Fright NightCelebrate Halloween at Shipley Glen Tramway with a special Fright Night event featuring spooky tram rides and seasonal refreshments in the museum.- more info
Saturday, 6th December 2025 - Sunday, 7th December 2025
Saturday, 13th December 2025 - Sunday, 14th December 2025
Saturday, 20th December 2025 - Sunday, 21st December 2025
Santa SpecialsEnjoy a festive ride and meet Santa at Shipley Glen Tramway this December—booking is essential via their website.- more info
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled access
Children
- Children welcome
Property Facilities
- Dogs Accepted
- Gift shop
- Smoking not allowed
Target Markets
- Accepts groups
- Coach parties accepted
Map & Directions
Road Directions
By Road: M62, M606 - follow signs for Salts Mill. From Shipley follow signs for Otley, then tramway is signposted about 1km from Shipley. By Public Transport: Turn left out of Saltaire station down Victoria Road. Turn left at end of Victoria Road, follow brown tourist sign to tramway, across foot bridge and through Roberts Park. .
