Tour Busses
Here at Hockwold Hall we understand the importance of having all of your friends and family at your wedding, and therefore we offer a unique “glamping” experience for your guests!
WHITE TOUR BUS:
This Retro bus has a vintage chic main cabin with 2x Double Beds and 2x Single beds
BLACK TOUR BUS:
This Route 66 themed bus has 12x Single Cabins with 2 lounges
White Bus: Main Cabin
Black Bus: Bedroom
Black Bus: Lounge
Please note there are no WC facilities on the busses themselves. The WC facility is located within the Banquet Hall – which is a short 15 second walk away from the bus entrance.
- Linens Provided
- Walking distance outdoor toilet access and/or indoor Hall toilet facilities
- Restricted access to showering facilities (Must be pre-arranged and subject to availability)
- Please bring your own towels and toiletries
- As much as we love pets, we do not permit pets inside our Glamping Tour Buses
Pricing
White Bus – £40 per double bed, £25 per single bed
Black Bus – £25 per person
* Non-Refundable Reservation Fee.
Please note there is no lift or disabled access available in the buses.
History of Tour Buses:
The use of tour buses by bands can be traced back to the early days of rock and roll in the 1950s. At this time, bands were travelling from city to city in order to perform in clubs and at concerts. These early tour buses were often old-school buses or converted camper vans that had been modified to provide basic accommodations for the band members.
As rock music gained popularity in the 1960s, more and more bands began to tour and the use of tour buses became more widespread. These buses were often used to transport the band and their equipment from one location to another, and they were an essential part of the touring process.
In the 1970s, tour buses began to be equipped with more amenities in order to provide a higher level of comfort for the bands. Buses were now being equipped with sleeping areas, restrooms, and even kitchens in order to make life on the road more comfortable for the band members.
In the 1980s, the use of tour buses by bands reached new heights as the popularity of arena rock and stadium concerts grew. Bands were now touring extensively and performing in front of thousands of fans on a regular basis. Tour buses were now being used to transport not only the band but also their crew and equipment from one location to another.
Today, tour buses are an integral part of the music industry and are used by bands of all genres and sizes. From small indie bands to international superstars, tour buses provide a comfortable and convenient way for bands to travel from one location to another while on tour.
In addition to providing basic accommodations, many modern tour buses are now equipped with a wide range of amenities such as Wi-Fi, entertainment systems, and even recording studios in order to allow the bands to work and relax while on the road.
Overall, the use of tour buses by bands has played a significant role in the history of rock and roll and has helped to shape the way that we experience live music today. From the early days of rock and roll to the present day, tour buses have provided a convenient and comfortable way for bands to travel and perform for their fans.