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Getting to Riverside
Fireworks is easy and accessible by public transport
ABOUT 8,000 people are expected at
Riverside Park, in Chester-Le-Street,
Durham,
on Sunday, 6 November 2016. Riverside Fireworks,
organised by Stanley Events includes a 25 minute, superhero themed fireworks’
display, all choreographed to music, and the full evening of entertainment will
also include a fun fair, live music, food and refreshments, plus a superhero
fancy dress competition!
Carl Marshall, Director of Stanley Events, said:- "Demand for this event
has been high, there is limited parking on site, but good public transport should
mean congestion is kept to a minimum. Bus Services provided by Go North East
make it accessible for people to attend the event from across the region."
Mark Ellis, Development Manager, Go North East, said:- "Getting to
Riverside Park is easy with Go North East with regular buses on the 78/78A
routes from Consett, Stanley and Sunderland, with buses stopping at one of the
entrances to the Park. It's also only a short walk from Chester-Le-Street Front
Street to Riverside Park, with frequent buses on the 21 from Newcastle,
Gateshead, Low Fell, Birtley and Durham."
For more information on bus times and fares,
visit:-
GoNorthEast.Co.UK.
The gates for Riverside Fireworks will open at 5pm, on the 6 November 2016, and the
display will kick off at 7pm. Standard tickets cost £5, and children under 6 go
free! Limited on site car parking will also be available, but this must be
booked in advance via the website.
Tickets for Riverside Fireworks are on sale now, and are available from
RiversideFireworks.Co.UK, and for more
information, and updates on entertainment, you can also find details on
Facebook.
£1 from every ticket sold will be donated to:- The Fire Fighters Charity and
Durham Agency Against Crime. |
