Grapevine Vintage Railroad
About Grapevine Vintage Railroad
Choo Choo! All aboard for a delightful journey back in time with the Grapevine Vintage Railroad! Nestled in the heart of historic downtown Grapevine, this charming attraction offers families an enchanting glimpse into the past with its authentic 1920s Victorian-style coaches. Step aboard and immerse yourself in a bygone era as you travel along the historic Cotton Belt Route, stretching from Grapevine to the vibrant Fort Worth Stockyards.
Kids and adults alike will be thrilled by the beautifully restored coaches pulled by two magnificent vintage locomotives. You might encounter Puffy, the 1896 steam locomotive, known for being the oldest continuously operating steam engine in the South. Or perhaps you'll ride with Vinny, a 1953 GP-7 diesel, each bringing its own unique charm!
The Grapevine Vintage Railroad is more than just a train ride—it's a year-round destination for family-friendly events. Keep your eyes peeled for special gatherings like spending a day with Thomas The Tank Engine or getting into the holiday spirit with the magical North Pole Express. Parents can join in on the fun too! The Jazz Wine Train in spring offers a unique experience with live jazz music, while themed events like the 'Kiss Me I'm Irish Express' and 'Witches Brew Train' add a festive flair for adults.
Whether you're celebrating the holiday season aboard the Christmas Wine Train or simply enjoying a weekend jaunt, the Grapevine Vintage Railroad offers something for everyone. It's a perfect blend of history, adventure, and imagination, where kids can learn about the past while creating fun-filled memories. So gather the family, pack your imaginations, and get ready for a train adventure that's truly one of a kind!
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Suggest editAdults Trips from $10. First class extra.
Children Trips from $8.
Free Under 12 months if on an adults lap
Last Update 2025
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Grapevine Vintage Railroad FAQ’s
How does the Grapevine Vintage Railroad support sustainable practices?
The Grapevine Vintage Railroad is committed to preserving historical integrity while promoting sustainability through community events and educational programs.
What can families expect during their visit to the Grapevine Vintage Railroad?
Families can expect an engaging experience with historic train rides, themed events, and educational opportunities. It's a journey through history that's both fun and informative!
Are there facilities for families with infants?
Yes, the station provides baby-changing facilities and stroller-friendly areas to ensure a convenient visit for families with young children.
What are the dining options available on the train?
While the train doesn’t offer full meals, snacks and beverages are available for purchase during the ride.
What are the best tips for visiting the Grapevine Vintage Railroad?
Make sure you keep an eye out for those special events across the year, including Witches Brew Express and North Pole Express!
What kind of souvenirs can families purchase?
Families can find charming souvenirs at the station shop, including train-themed toys, memorabilia, and locally crafted items.
What educational opportunities are available for school groups?
The railroad offers educational trips that provide students with hands-on learning experiences about history, engineering, and transportation.
Are there healthy snack options available on the train?
Healthy snack options such as fruit and granola bars are available to cater to all dietary preferences.
What should visitors with accessibility needs know before visiting?
Speak to staff if you have any questions about the accessibility of the experiences! The staff is trained to assist and ensure a comfortable visit.
What should visitors know about train schedules?
They make every attempt to adhere to the posted schedules. However, the GVRR cannot guarantee arrival times due to shared rail traffic with freight trains and Amtrak.

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