All Aboard: Discover Life on the Rails
Wild Wild West 1869 Parlor Car
This is the iconic parlor car and baggage car, both featured in "Wild Wild West" with Will Smith They have left their mark in numerous films and TV shows, such as "Water for Elephants," "Westworld," and many more.
Old World Luxury
This Wild Wild West Parlor car is an elite representation of pre-private jet travel. It offers a kitchen, bar, private bath, and entertainment area, with cool steam punk gadgets, including Dr. Loveless' wheelchair.
Inception.......... Train?
This is the custom-built train for the movie "Inception", starring Leonardo DiCaprio. It's crafted over a stretched semitruck, enabling it to be driven on paved surfaces.
Unstoppable
This modified train cab starred in the thrilling movie "Unstoppable" with Denzel Washington. A remarkable piece of behind-the-scenes Hollywood history.
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
This pump trolley starred in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" with George Clooney. It has a rustic look, but is powered by an electric motor. A fascinating piece of Hollywood behind-the-scenes!
1885 Grand Trunk Western Caboose
Rare surviving 1885 wooden caboose: A remarkable relic of railroad history. Once homes to train engineers on the rails, with kitchen, bunkbeds, and office space. Most cabooses rotted away; this one endures.
Inside the Caboose: Take the Tour
Rail workers in the past communicated between the caboose and the engine using different colored lanterns. Explore our caboose for a glimpse of railway history!
Grand Trunk Caboose
Experience life on the rails when walking through our authentically restored wooden caboose.
1868 4-4-0 Steam Locomotive
The Jupiter, a 4-4-0 locomotive, made history at the Golden Spike ceremony in 1869, marking the completion of the First transcontinental railroad. Although the original is gone, Disney replicated this locomotive into the Jupiter. This locomotive and parlor car appeared in various films, including the famous Lone Ranger movie with Johnny Depp. *This train can only be viewed during our guided trackless-train tours.
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