Brighton Trip

☀️ Brighton Day Trip ☀️

Ready for a day by the sea? Join us for a chilled and scenic day trip to Brighton - the perfect way to soak up some sunshine, enjoy the beach, explore the iconic pier, and grab some fish & chips. 🌞

Whether you’re up for vintage shopping in The Lanes, snapping pics by the sea, or just enjoying a relaxing day with friends, this trip is for you.

Don’t forget to bring: 🎒 Sunscreen, a water bottle, and comfy shoes 📱 Phone charger or battery pack (you’ll want pics!)

IMPORTANT:

- Group train ticket/ travel. You must travel with the group.

- Meeting outside The Blackfriar Pub at 9am. You will then walk over to Blackfriars station together to get the train as it is a group train ticket.

- Your ticket leaves from Blackfriars station at 9:29am, getting you into Brighton for 10:43am with enough time to spend the whole day exploring! 🗺️

The day will begin with an optional tour of Brighton with your guide Toby, giving you a feel for this iconic seaside town and some recommendations of places to eat, drink and shop! 🌊🦀🛍

You can then roam freely around until it's time to walk back to the train station, meet the rest of the group and get the train back to London Blackfriars together🌆

Come solo or bring your flat mates! Let’s make some seaside memories 🌊☀️🎡

The countdown begins to your Halls Life! 👀 

Refund Policy: Please note refunds are available up to 72 hours before the event. Unfortunately, no refunds can be issued for cancellations made within 72 hours of the event start time.

Accessibility Notes:

- Outside of the travel arrangements there is no obligation to stay with the group throughout the trip, feel free to design your day around your own needs and preferences.

- PA ticket provided if eligibility of proof sent to halls life in advance / bsl interpreter provided if 2 weeks notice given.

- London Blackfriars station has step-free access to all National Rail and Underground platforms, Brighton Station is a Category A step-free station, meaning there is step-free access to all platforms via lifts. Staff assistance is available throughout most operating hours, and ramps can be provided for boarding and alighting trains.. Brighton City Centre has good accessibility into modern shops and buildings however the historic Lanes area contains narrow streets and some uneven or cobbled surfaces. Certain older shops, pubs and restaurants may have steps at entrances.

- Some streets away from the centre can be quite steep. The seafront promenade is largely flat, paved and accessible, making it one of the easiest areas to navigate.

If you are unsure and want some additional guidance please don't hesitate to contact us at hallslife@arts.ac.uk so we can make a plan to ensure you can enjoy the day as much as possbile.