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Director Elvi & Writer Daniel Bye are returning after bringing The Wizard of Oz to life in last year’s Park Show!
This summer, Williamson Park is transformed into a lush forest as the Dukes Park Show returns with another thrilling outdoor adventure: Robin Hood.
This bold new production brings the beloved hero Robin, Marian and the Merry Men to life in an action-packed promenade performance. Audiences are invited to walk with the story as it unfolds, placing you right at the heart of the adventure.
Full of daring escapes, thrilling fights, comedy and heart, Robin Hood is classic storytelling on a epic scale!
| Season (17 July 2026 - 23 Aug 2026) |
|---|
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Child Ticket | £17.00 per person per day |
| Family ticket ( 2 adults 2 Children) | £72.00 per person per day |
| Tickets from | £24.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
To reach Williamson Park by car, leave the M6 at jct 33 or 34 and follow the signs for Lancaster City Centre. Once in the city follow signs for 'Ashton Memorial' or 'Butterfly House'.
There are three buses that can be boarded at Lancaster bus station or Common Garden Street. The bus number 8C leaves at 27 minutes past every hour and takes 5 minutes to arrive at Williamson Park and bus number 8A leaves at 3 minutes before every hour and takes around 20 minutes to arrive at Williamson Park, available Monday to Saturday. No buses on Sundays.Bus 18 runs every 2 hours from 09.10 from the bus station and Common Garden Street, Monday to Saturday.Taxis are available Monday to Sunday. (01524 32090 01524 848848)
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