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Plymouth Armed Forces Day
Hoe Park, Osborne Place, Plymouth Hoe, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 2PJ
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Plymouth Armed Forces Day will be returning to Plymouth Hoe on Saturday 29 June 2024, with a thrilling day of celebration. Families can enjoy the packed programme of free interactive activities to get involved in. From exploring military vehicles and equipment, to tackling the Royal Marines challenging activities and the Army's weapon displays. Explore the dynamic displays in the Royal Navy Village and chat to the RAF teams to learn more about how they defend our skies.
There will be an exciting arena programme, thrilling demonstrations, parades, live music. The Veterans Village will host lots of interesting and interactive displays, plus a wide range of charities and organisations offering information, support and advice.
The day will finish with a free evening concert, offering a line-up of brilliant performances to dance and sing-a-long to, with the stunning backdrop of Plymouth Sound.
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Most driving routes will bring you onto the M5, which eventually merges to become the A38 bringing you directly to Plymouth. (If you cross the Tamar Bridge towards Saltash then you've gone too far).
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Train
Plymouth Station is located an approximate 10 minute walk from the city centre, there are also frequent buses which stop outside the station who will bring you to Royal Parade.
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Coach
If you're travelling from within the South West the Stagecoach Falcon service connects Plymouth with Exeter, Taunton, Bristol Airport and Bristol City Centre. National Express operates daily coach services to Plymouth from departure points across the UK. For coach tickets and pricing visit their coach website.
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