Oklahoma City, OK
Orr Family Farm Railroad
4.3· 1,758 Google reviews
Trip at a Glance
Source checked 2026-08-24- TypeFixed-rail miniature Jupiter replica inside a seasonal family agritourism farm
- LocationOklahoma City, OK
- Rating4.3 ★1,758 Google reviews
- UpcomingWed, Oct 14
- Tickets & faresTrain rides are included in Fall Festival admission; current checkout terms and attraction availability control
About Orr Family Farm Railroad
Orr Family Farm is a seasonal agritourism attraction in south Oklahoma City with a fixed-rail, one-third-scale Jupiter replica train. The public Fall Festival page lists train rides among 25-plus attractions included with admission. This is a genuine rideable railway, but it is not a heritage railroad or common-carrier excursion. The farm separately advertises a barrel train and a trackless train; those are different attractions and are not evidence about the Jupiter's track, schedule, equipment, or access. The operator publishes festival opening windows rather than train departures, duration, route length, boarding cadence, capacity, motive-power details, or train-specific accessibility. Plan around the exact farm calendar and verify ride availability onsite.
Plan the Railroad Inside an Orr Family Farm Day
Choose the visit that fits your groupFamilies seeking the farm's actual on-rail ride
Ride the fixed-rail Jupiter replica
Use the 2026 festival calendar, then confirm the day's train status onsite because exact departures and cadence are unpublished.
Visitors specifically planning a rail ride
Separate the three train-like attractions
Recognize the Jupiter railroad, barrel train, and trackless train as distinct experiences with different operating and safety boundaries.
Visitors balancing daylight, evening activities, and drive time
Choose the right fall date
Apple Festival, October evening dates, Halloween, and Pie Festival use different published hours across 24 exact days.
Families building a substantial indoor second stop
Add the skeleton museum
Drive about 8 road miles to a climate-controlled museum with more than 450 real animal skeletons, access services, and a typical 1-1.5-hour visit.
Upcoming Events
Official schedule information
2026 special-event calendar
Schedule information was checked against the linked official source. Dates, availability, and operating conditions can change. Check the live official calendar ↗
Plan Your Visit
- AccessibilityThe reviewed accessibility statement covers the website, not physical train boarding; no lift, transfer, step, wheelchair-space, or securement contract is published
- IdentityFixed-rail, one-third-scale Jupiter replica inside Orr Family Farm; not a heritage-railroad excursion
- 2026 Public Train DatesTrain rides are listed with Fall Festival admission on 24 exact public dates from September 19 through November 14
- Calendar BoundaryPublished hours are farm festival windows, not exact train departure times or a promise of continuous operation
- AdmissionTrain rides are included in Fall Festival admission; current checkout terms and attraction availability control
- Flash SaleViewed August 24: one-time fall admission was advertised at $15.95 online versus $28.95 gate through Thursday at 11:59 p.m.; recheck before relying on the promotion
- Other Train NamesBarrel train and trackless train are separate attractions; this guide's railroad identity refers to the fixed-rail Jupiter replica
- Duration And RouteNo current official ride duration, route length, station name, departure cadence, capacity, or queue cutoff is published
- ChildrenFarm policy requires adults to monitor children around the working farm, working train, and animals; current ride-specific height and companion rules are not published
- AnimalsOnly service animals are allowed on farm property under the published policy
- Food And TobaccoNo outside food or drinks except scheduled field trips; the farm is tobacco-free
- PaymentSelect farm locations are credit-card-only
- Address14400 S. Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 · 405-799-FARM (3276)
Find the Depot
The Trains
The operator describes the ride as a one-third-scale replica locomotive and calls it the historic Jupiter Train. Those statements identify its visual inspiration and approximate scale; they do not establish steam propulsion, builder, gauge, locomotive number, coach count, capacity, braking system, current consist, or daily assignment. The full-size Jupiter images in this guide are explicitly labeled historical and design context rather than photographs of Orr's equipment.
History
The original Central Pacific Jupiter participated in the Golden Spike ceremony that inspires the farm replica's interpretation.
The Orr family began construction of the farm attraction.
Orr Family Farm opened its first public season.
The farm published 24 exact Fall Festival dates with train rides included among the attractions.
See full history
Dr. Glenn Orr and his family began constructing Orr Family Farm in 2003 and opened its first season in 2004. The official field-trip page frames the farm's Jupiter Train as a replica connected to the first transcontinental railroad. That interpretation explains the train's name and design, while the farm's own operating calendar remains the source for a present-day visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Orr Family Farm a heritage railroad?
No. It is a seasonal agritourism attraction with a genuine fixed-rail, one-third-scale Jupiter replica ride, not a heritage or common-carrier excursion railroad.
When can I ride the train in fall 2026?
The farm publishes 24 Fall Festival dates from September 19 through November 14 and lists train rides among included attractions. Verify day-of availability.
What time does the train depart?
Exact train departures and cadence are not published. The calendar gives farm opening windows, not a train timetable.
Is the train included with admission?
Yes. The Fall Festival page lists train rides among attractions included with admission, subject to current checkout terms and onsite availability.
How much does admission cost?
On August 24 the farm advertised a limited flash sale at $15.95 online versus $28.95 gate for one-time fall admission. Recheck because the page says the promotion ends Thursday at 11:59 p.m.
Are the barrel train and trackless train the railroad?
No. They are separate attractions. This guide uses railroad and Jupiter Train for the fixed-rail replica ride.
How long is the Jupiter ride?
The reviewed official pages do not publish duration, route length, capacity, cadence, or a precise station.
Is the train wheelchair-accessible?
No current physical boarding contract is published. The farm's accessibility statement concerns its website, so call 405-799-3276 for a specific lift, transfer, step, seating, or securement need.
Can I bring a pet or picnic?
Only service animals are allowed. Outside food and drinks are prohibited except for scheduled field trips.
Do the gallery photos show Orr Family Farm?
No. The rights-safe gallery deliberately uses a full-size Utah Jupiter replica and a circa-1869 historical image as clearly labeled design context; none proves Orr's present equipment or operation.
Sources & Verification
Source-checked August 24, 2026. This free profile has not yet been claimed or confirmed by the operator.
- Official 2026 Fall Festival page for dates, included train ride, separate barrel train, and attraction list
- Official 2026 calendar for every public date and farm opening window
- Official fall pricing for flash-sale, gate, super-pass, season-pass, and inclusion terms
- Official field-trip page for Jupiter replica interpretation and group-only terms
- Official farm policies for working-train, supervision, animal, food, tobacco, and payment boundaries
- Official Orr family story for construction and opening timeline
- Official directions and contact details
- NPS full-size Jupiter reference hero in the public domain
- NPS full-size Jupiter operating reference in the public domain
- Carol M. Highsmith Golden Spike replica image in the public domain
- Chris Light Jupiter cab reference under CC BY-SA 4.0
- Chris Light Jupiter piston reference under CC BY-SA 4.0
- Circa-1869 Jupiter historical image in the public domain
