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Cutty Sark’s half-term crafts come with a ship-admission decision
A family visit to Cutty Sark is a ship visit first, with half-term activities to consider within it. Included crafts should not be confused with free admission to the ship.
Separate the trail from the workshop
The half-term programme includes a trail across 24 October–1 November, with crafts on selected dates including 27–29 October.
Read the individual activity information; a date range does not establish that every workshop runs every day.
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The programme’s included activities require the relevant ship admission.
Check the current ticket and any family conditions before travelling. Do not make a budget from a free-activity label stripped of its admission requirement.
Plan for the actual ship
Read the operator’s visit and access information rather than assuming a historic vessel has the same circulation as a modern gallery.
This guide has not bought a ticket, checked an individual’s access requirements or confirmed live availability.
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