What is the capacity of the tram?
The Tram Experience can host up to a maximum of 36 guests: 5 tables of 4 people and 8 tables of 2 people. Tables cannot be moved and can only be booked in their entirety.
What about my personal belongings?
Waiting staff will put your coats away in a small cloakroom. The journey takes between 2 hours and 2 hours 45 minutes in a relatively tight space. We advise you to bring as little as possible with you.
How many members of staff are there on board?
1 or 2 people in the kitchen, 3 people in the dining room, and of course the tram driver.
Are there toilets on board?
Yes.
Do the benches impose any space restrictions?
The Tram Experience has fixed 1 or 2-seater benches. Technical constraints linked to the fixing of the furniture on board do not allow us to offer a modular seating arrangement. The space available for this seating can therefore be relatively small (width of 40cm between the back of the chair and the beginning of the table).
Is the tram accessible to persons with reduced mobility?
Sadly, the model of this tram dates back to the 1960s and, as such, is not intended for this purpose. As access to the tram and the space available on board are extremely limited, we cannot accommodate wheelchair users.
Is it possible to bring a baby/toddler?
Unfortunately, children who are too small to have their own seat are not allowed on board. This 1960s tram does not allow for a child to sit comfortably on your lap. It is not possible to add a chair in the aisle and we do not provide a children's menu.
Is there air conditioning and heating in the tram?
As in all trams, the heating is generated by the braking system; in addition, a ventilation system is provided, and all window tops are tilt-and-turn. In winter, we advise people who are chilly to bring an extra shawl or jumper.