Can you solve the murder on board a steam train? A wonderful evening of Murder Mystery with the 368 Theatre Company will return to the Spa Valley Railway in Tunbridge Wells on 12th February, 19th March, 23rd April, 10th September, 15th October 2022.

The plot will unfold while on board the train after a murder is discovered in the sleepy little Cornish village of Morlington Hill during the 1940s. Police have drawn a blank on apprehending the villain, so passengers are called upon to sleuth it out and find the murderer over a few drinks and supper on board one of the heritage trains!

The evening starts at Tunbridge Wells West Station with a briefing at 18:15 sharp before everyone boards the train and the story starts to unfold. After departure, a fish and chip supper will be served and enjoyed as the train travels through the High Weald countryside to Groombridge. Upon arrival at the Groombridge station more of the story will be revealed and passengers will be invited to stand on the platform to make sure they don’t miss out on the action.

The train will return to Tunbridge Wells West and another trip to Groombridge will follow, allowing time for passengers to come up with who they think may have committed the dastardly deed!

Bar car “Kate”, will be open for the whole journey.

The evening finishes back at Tunbridge Wells West in the Victorian engine shed when all will become clear.

These evenings are great fun in groups so why not get a party together for this unique evening?

Menu choices (one option per person):

Cod & Chips

Sausage & Chips

Gluten-Free Battered Cod & Chips

Veggie Burger & Chips

Dessert:

Sponge cake

Dietary requirements must be requested at the time of booking and menu options must be chosen at time of booking.

The event will start at 18:15 and the train departs at 19:00. Arrival back at Tunbridge Wells West will be at approximately 21:45.

We regret that due to the nature of the 1960s carriages we cannot accommodate wheelchair users on these dining experiences.

Adult Tickets are £40 and available from www.spavalleyrailway.co.uk