Link here: https://forum.mrhmag.com/post/mrh-202511-november-2025-13746124

Jon

I'm sure George will tell you in due course, but there is a search facility in the archive.

I guess it falls under the category of "Use it or lose it" but the problem is maybe its location and the fact that people's disposable income has suffered from essentials like fireworks, massive TVs and the latest mobile phone

We spent our honeymoon in Beer back in 1987, and then revisited four or five times, taking the kids there when they were young... the ride on the train was the hi-light of the visit.  It's sad that they are closing it due to financial reasons. 

That's very sad. I've never visited but it looked very interesting.  It was obviously popular but with visitors drying up in the winter months it's not surprising it was running at a loss. I hope it can be mothballed in case the economy takes a turn for the better and they can open it again.

Cheers,

Chris

Quote from: Bealman on November 07, 2025, 12:24:00 PMYou can check out my old articles then

Got my first subscription issue yesterday so can now access the archives.
@Bealman gissa clue what month/year you had articles featured please, George?

Quote from: martyn on Yesterday at 08:17:28 AMI agree, very sad.

Perhaps it may reopen seasonally.

Does it include the shop and layout displays? It seems to.

Martyn

It doesn't seem to clarify that but I imagine that the shop/model exhibits are part of the core business and as such remain open.

There may be a glimmer of hope for the future. Go to the bottome of the announcement and click on the experiences link and they are taking 2026 bookings for things like footplate experiences.

I did a one day footplate experience just last October and it was excellent.

I agree, very sad.

Perhaps it may reopen seasonally.

Does it include the shop and layout displays? It seems to.

Martyn

It is.