Hull Trains Offers Free Travel for Music Festival Attendees
Hull Trains has announced a special offer for travelers heading to Hull's Humber Street Sesh, the city's largest independent music festival. On August 3rd, festival-goers can enjoy free train travel between Doncaster and Hull, including stops at Selby, Howden, and Brough.
Humber Street Sesh, which began in 2012, has grown rapidly to become a cornerstone of Hull’s cultural calendar. It showcases over 200 local and emerging artists across multiple stages, reflecting the city’s vibrant music scene. The festival not only features music but also includes street food, art installations, and various family-friendly activities, making it a comprehensive cultural experience .
In addition to music, the festival is known for its community spirit and support for local businesses. Many of the food and craft vendors are local, providing a platform for small enterprises to reach a larger audience. The event also includes a dedicated area for children, ensuring that it remains a family-friendly destination .
This initiative is a significant development for travelers, particularly those planning to attend the festival. Free travel not only makes the event more accessible but also highlights the benefits of rail transport over driving. With rail travel being the greenest mode of long-distance transport, this offer supports both sustainability and convenience.
For travelers, this means a hassle-free journey to one of the region’s most anticipated cultural events. They can avoid the stress of driving and parking in a busy city while enjoying the scenic route to Hull. This initiative encourages the use of public transport, reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions.
Travelers can simply show their festival wristband or ticket to the on-board team to avail the free travel offer on August 3rd and the morning southbound services on August 4th. This gesture not only promotes the festival but also demonstrates Hull Trains’ dedication to supporting local events and reducing environmental impact.