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Boogie Lights Express banishes winter blues at Severn Valley Railway

By Shropshire Live16 January 2025
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The Severn Valley Railway has the ‘perfect’ on-train experience to banish the winter blues, with the launch of its brand-new Boogie Lights Express services.

Boogie Lights Express banishes winter blues at Severn Valley Railway

Running on Friday and Saturday nights from 28 February until 29 March, the steam-hauled Boogie Lights Express will transport passengers within a stunning, on-train sound and light show.

A kaleidoscope of colours and patterns unfolds inside and outside the train to a soundtrack of iconic party bangers, including Queen, Rihanna and Taylor Swift.

Every carriage features a canopy of glittering LED lights, and each passenger receives a take-home LED wristband that’s synchronised with the music.

The legendary ‘Voiceover Man’, as heard on Britain’s Got Talent and the X Factor, hosts the experience and ramps up the party spirit.

"This truly full-on experience is going to be magical," said visitor engagement manager Lewis Maddox. "Our passengers literally become part of the show. With a soundtrack of iconic party classics from the 1960s to the present day, we’re sure everyone’s going to be up and dancing! It’s the perfect night out for family and friends."

Suitable for all ages, with bookable wheelchair spaces, the Boogie Lights Express departs twice nightly from Kidderminster station and the on-train experience lasts 70 minutes.

There’s more information and tickets at svr.co.uk .

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