The Spoons pub crawl will visit six different locations.
From the bargain breakfasts to the surprisingly beautiful carpets and the cheapest pints in town, we all have our own reasons for loving Wetherspoons. But how much do you really love it?
If your answer is "enough to spend an entire day touring the best Spoons in North Wales" then you're in luck. This summer, you can take part in a 250-mile Spoons pub crawl to visit six of the finest locations in the region.
Everything You Need To Know About The Wetherspoons Pub Crawl
Where Is The Spoons Pub Crawl?
The pub crawl takes place across North Wales, beginning in Oswestry and finishing in the Llŷn Peninsula in Pwllheli.
The pub crawl is organised by Lloyd's Coaches and takes you on a route that links together six different Wetherspoons, transporting you from pub to pub throughout the day.
When Does The Wetherspoons Bus Pub Crawl Take Place?
The event is scheduled for Saturday the 27th of June.
The coach will leave from Dolgellau at 9.15am, picking passengers up at nine locations en route before arriving at the first pub stop, The Wilfred Owen in Oswestry, at around 12pm.
How Long Will The Wetherspoons Pub Crawl Take?
The full experience lasts around 12 hours, with the final stop in Pwllheli expected at about 8.15pm.
At each of the six pubs, you’ll have around 45 minutes to grab a drink or a bite to eat before continuing on to the next stop.
Where Will The Wetherspoons Pub Bus Be Stopping?
The route includes six Wetherspoons pubs across Wales:
- The Wilfred Owen, Oswestry
- The Castle Hotel, Ruthin
- The Picture House, Colwyn Bay
- The Palladium, Llandudno
- Tafarn y Porth, Caernarfon
- The Pen Cob, Pwllheli
By the end of the day, you will have travelled the length of North Wales, visited six different Spoons and completed what might just be the country's most ambitious pub crawl.
How Do You Get Wetherspoons Pub Crawl Tickets?
Tickets are available through Lloyd's Coaches and cost £20 per person. This price covers your transit for the day, but doesn't cover any food or drink.
Demand has been really high, with one coach already selling out, prompting organisers to add a second. If you want a spot, it's worth acting fast.
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