(29 May 2021, 7:25 pm)Adrian wrote To follow on from the above, this was superbly managed on the ground today. The Toon Tour especially seemed to be well-received and very popular. The vintage bus ran in a pair with one of the accessible buses, so nobody was missed out on the route.

There was no commentary or MC on the Routemaster, but commentary sheets were given out. Those who wanted commentary were directed to the normal Toon Tour bus.
Pleased that this year, the Toon Tour is included in the standard ticketing range. Unlike Edinburgh or London for example, there isn't an awful lot to see by way of tourist attractions in Newcastle itself, so it doesn't really warrant a ticket of its own.

So its a well-done from me, but hopefully the feedback about putting accessibility information on the website is taken on board. 

Pleasing to hear that there was a tandem/dupe operation.
I saw the TT earlier today, but didn't see the Routemaster. According to the driver, what was the 1535 off Central was the last run of the day. Despite the timetable stating otherwise.

I had no idea normal tickets were accepted mind.