Kentucky Railway Museum

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🎃 2026 Halloween season

Kentucky Railway Museum Trick and Track Express 2026

New Haven, KY

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Plan a seasonal visit to Kentucky Railway Museum in New Haven, KY. Current dates and program details need an operator recheck. Earlier listing: Family-friendly Halloween costume train ride on the former L&N branch from New Haven to Boston, KY. Current-season dates have not been independently checked here. The operator may already have published its calendar.

Previously listed schedule

Late October

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Event

Trick and Track Express

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Frequently asked

Where does the train depart?
Earlier listing, awaiting an operator recheck: From 136 South Main Street, New Haven, KY 40051.
What's the format?
Earlier listing, awaiting an operator recheck: A family-friendly Halloween train ride where guests ride in costume, enjoy a sweet treat and listen to Halloween music — not scary.
How long is the ride?
Earlier listing, awaiting an operator recheck: About 1.5 hours, traveling from New Haven to Boston, KY and back.

More about Kentucky Railway Museum

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