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Tramway Restaurant

Have a seasonal dinner in a moving tramcar and enjoy sightseeing central Christchurch outside the windows. Gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan and halal options available. Duration: 2.5 hours (an airplane-style restroom is available in the tramcar). Reservations (via phone or online or at Christchurch Attractions inside Cathedral Junction) are required.

Address: 109 Worcester Street
Getting there: check in and get on the blue tram at Cathedral Junction (15 minutes prior to departure)
Hours: Departs 7:30PM daily and at 5PM on selected dates excluding winter. Private charters available for group dining. Closed public holidays
Price: NZD149 (7:30pm, 4 course dinner) $125 (5PM, 3-course dinner)
Website: christchurchattractions.nz (opens in a new tab)

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