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Lace Market Tram Stop

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Lace Market Tram Stop is a central transport hub located in the historic Lace Market area of Nottingham. Passengers can board light rail services connecting to key leisure destinations, shopping quarters, and regional travel links across the city. Broad platforms provide space for passengers waiting for incoming trams, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the surrounding cultural attractions.

Platform areas at Lace Market Tram Stop feature level access along with tactile paving along the edge to assist visually impaired passengers. Broad platforms allow space for maneuvering wheelchairs while boarding or alighting the light rail vehicles.

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mrsmollyc

Aug 2026

Small, central tram stop

This was a very simple tram stop. It’s one of the main city centre stop and is located near to a lot of restaurants. It has two platforms on either side of the tram tracks. They have shelters on each platform with perching benches in them. There is also a ticket machine and help point on each platform. The end of the platform slopes downward to meet the level of the pavements around it. The name of the stop is clearly signposted and there are overhead signs with information about incoming trams and where they are going. At the edge of the platforms there are tactile markings and there are also wheelchair symbols on the platform floor to show the best place to wait to be closest to the wheelchair spaces on the tram.

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