A Victorian day at the seaside

The video transcript describes a family's excitement for a week-long seaside trip booked through Cooks Travel. They travel by steam train from London to Ramsgate, where their hotel is located on the seafront. Upon arrival, they plan to have afternoon tea and take a family walk along the promenade. The narrator expresses eagerness to visit the pier, enjoy the Punch and Judy show, and listen to the band. The highlight is the use of a bathing hut, similar to Queen Victoria's, allowing the ladies to change and bathe in the sea.

What are the planned activities for the family during their week at the seaside?

How does the family plan to travel to Ramsgate?

What special treat does the family hope to enjoy if they are lucky?

Describe the bathing hut experience mentioned in the text.

What is the significance of Queen Victoria having a bathing hut?