A coach company has launched the world's first Wetherspoon pub crawl package, and tickets for the inaugural tour have already sold out. Lloyds Coaches will operate a 250-mile 'scenic Spoons Safari' across north Wales on 27 June, visiting six branches of the popular pub chain.
For £20 per person, the 13-hour voyage includes luxury coach travel through north Wales and the Shropshire borders. The tour is designed for 'lovers of great-value real ale, historic architecture and the legendary floral carpets that define the Wetherspoon experience', according to the operator.
The pub crawl begins at The Wilfred Owen in Oswestry at 12pm, followed by stops at The Castle Hotel in Ruthin, The Picture House in Colwyn Bay, and The Palladium in Llandudno. The Palladium, a Grade II-listed former theatre, is often considered the UK's most impressive Wetherspoon pub.
The tour then visits Tafarn y Porth in Caernarfon before finishing at Pen Cob in Pwllheli from 7.30pm. Only passengers picked up between Dolgellau and Cemmaes Road will be taken home; others must arrange their own return transport.
