Ferrymead Historic Park is situated in Bridle Path Road,
Heathcote, Christchurch. The museum has nine trolleybuses, representing
all five New Zealand systems, in various states of repair. Ex Christchurch
No. 210 (1931) is the oldest operating trolleybus in Australasia. The trolleybus
route, approximately one mile long, is owned by the Tramway Society. Commencing
at the southern end of the park (near the Lyttelton-Christchurch railway),
it runs along Truscotts Road, ending at the northern end of the park next
to Ferrymead Railway. PUBLIC TRANSPORT:Monday to Fridays
only: Catch Canride Lyttelton (No 28) bus to southern entrance.
Saturdays, Sundays, Public and School Holidays: Catch Canride
Sumner or Mount Pleasant (No 3) bus to Ferry Road bridge (northern entrance).
Bus fare from Square is Adults $1.80 return.
Foxton Trolleybus Museum: Situated
at 55 Main Street, Foxton, was the first museum to operate on public roads
using Rebosio overhead from the scrapped Auckland redevelopment. Foxton
Trolleybus Museum has the largest fleet of trolleybus in Australasia (excluding
Stagecoach's Wellington services).
Wellington Tramway Museum: Situated
at McKays Crossing near Paekakariki, and is strictly tramway orientated,
features a 1.8km tram line down to Wharoa Beach. There are a number of
trolleybuses from Auckland, Dunedin and New Plymouth, but are not open
for display.
Museum of Transport and Technology:
Located in the Auckland suburb of Western Springs. Operates
a tramway between the museum and Auckland Zoo.