Here’s how you can meet the stars of Coronation Street with the ultimate backstage tour
- Written by Thom Bamford
- Last updated 2 years ago
- TV & Radio
From 1st April and running until June, fans of Coronation Street will be able to roam the iconic cobbles immersing themselves in the familiar surroundings of the Rovers Return, Roys Rolls, Underworld and The Kabin.
The event, provided by Star Tours will be the ultimate indulgence for soap lovers, with a 90-minute tour of the Coronation Street set to get stuck into all things Corrie and see the inner workings of the Manchester icon.
Although the tour operators are currently keeping names close to their chest, there will be a few surprises thrown into the mix too.
Each tour will bump into a ‘surprise’ cast member and offer a unique opportunity to meet them, have a chat and pose for a picture.
A treasured moment for any super fan.
Steve Masters, General Manager of Coronation Street: The Tour “Coronation Street: The Tour offers fans a unique opportunity to have an expertly guided tour on a live working production set.
“Our tours are unique as we have an added benefit where fans can meet some of their favourite characters from the show.
“It’s always wonderful to see the surprise and excitement on their faces in the final reveal.
“We can’t wait to kick off the tours again next month.”
Coronation Street: The Tours’ ‘Star Tours’ will run from 2pm – 5pm on the following dates.
- Saturday 1st April 2023
- Sunday 2nd April 2023
- Saturday 20th May 2023
- Sunday 21st May 2023
- Saturday 3rd June 2023
- Sunday 4th June 2023
The surprise cast character appearance will be kept a strict wrap until the experience takes place.
Tickets to the Star Tours are available for £45 for adults and £42.50 for children.
You can book your tour by clicking here.
Can’t get enough of Corrie?
You can also book a tour of the brand-new 2023 Weatherfield Precinct set.
This impressive two-story working set has been cleverly designed by Coronation Street’s design and construction teams and aged to complement the rest of the set.
- This article was last updated 2 years ago.
- It was first published on 2 March 2023 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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