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Santa Train

The Northwest Railway Museum is offering two different options in 2023 to join Santa and his elves: Yuletide Express and Santa Limited! Tickets are now on sale.


Santa Limited

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North Bend Tickets
Join Santa and his elves for Santa Limited. Your 2-hour holiday excursion begins at the North Bend Depot. Board in North Bend and ride to the Railway History Campus, where Santa greets each child with a small gift. Come inside seasonally decorated Train Shed Exhibit Hall, explore exhibits, visit Santa in the restored Chapel Car, tour a Weyerhaeuser Caboose, and participate in seasonal children's craft. Each visitor will receive a cookie to eat on their way home once returning to North Bend depot.

Board train at North Depot: 205 E McClellan St, North Bend WA 98045.
Please arrive no more than 25-minutes before departure.


Yuletide Express

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Snoqualmie Tickets

Now Sold Out- Join Santa and his elves on the Yuletide Express! Your 25-minute holiday excursion begins at the historic Snoqualmie Depot. Board seasonally decorated, antique coaches, and travel west to Snoqualmie Falls, pausing briefly at the crest for a view of the river valley before returning to Snoqualmie. Each child receives a small gift from Santa. Tickets must be purchased online, in advance of your train ride. Each visitor will receive a peppermint stick to eat on their way home once returning to Snoqualmie depot.

 

Board train at Snoqualmie Depot: 38625 SE King Street, Snoqualmie WA 98065.
Please arrive no more than 25-minutes before departure.


 

Everyone over the age of 2 needs a ticket.


Valid only for date and time listed.
Santa train runs rain or shine (or snow!).

No refunds or exchanges.

 

 

 

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