The RRMSF operates a 1/8th scale railroad through the North end of Lakes Park. The tracks are 7.5″ wide and the route is approximately one mile long. The trip takes roughly 15 minutes to ride through woods, lakes, small villages, and scenes. Tickets can be purchased for a small fee at the Museum ticket office located just across from the train station. We’re sorry, but pregnant women, persons weighing more than 250 pounds and children under the age of one are NOT allowed to ride.
Staff of the Railroad Museum of South Florida reserve the right to refuse riding privileges to anyone who does not abide by the rules. By boarding the train you release the Railroad Museum of South Florida from any and all accidents and losses. We ask you to stay sitting straight up, do not turn around, keep your feet on the running boards, do not put your hands down to get rocks or flowers and stay seated. Everyone will depart the train at the Unloading area; stay in place until the engineer gives all-clear to unload the train.
Group Rates (birthday parties, school groups, company picnics, etc.) are available. YOU MUST GIVE 48 HOURS ADVANCED NOTICE FOR GROUP RATES. Please call (239) 267-1905 during operating hours for more information and to make your reservation.
Round Trip Standard Tickets Prices
Our regular schedule is Weekdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, Weekends from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
- Tickets are $5.00 per person for all people 6yrs and older.
- Children 1 – 5 yrs are free but do need a ticket and must share a seat with an adult.
- Each adult can share a seat with a maximum of 2 small children.
- Children 6 – 9 yrs must sit in a seat in front of the Adult/s they are riding with.
- Two adult ticket holders can not share a seat.
- Tickets are NOT issued for a particular train but are valid for one year until punch.
- All seating is done at the station on a first-come first-served basis.
Super Saver Rail Pass
For the price of 9 standard tickets, you can get 13 tickets. This represents a $20.00 savings.
We are encouraging guests who are not vaccinated to wear a mask when entering the museum or riding the train. Free masks are provided. Hope to see you soon!!!
The train will continue to operate for all ticketed passengers waiting in line until everyone is accommodated. We are required to suspend operations during thunderstorms and other unforeseen eventualities, such as mechanical difficulties.
Normally our trains leave the station every 30 minutes, on the hour and half-hour. Boarding begins 5 minutes prior to departure time, on a first-come, first-served basis at the station boarding area.
Trains do run on most rainy days in between rainfall, but unexpected closures may occur at any time due to inclement weather (especially when lightning is possible). Please feel free to call ahead at (239) 267-1905 for current information, particularly if the weather seems questionable.
Train delays may also be caused by wind-blown debris or obstructions on the track; these delays are rare.
Sorry, infants under 1 year, pregnant women and persons weighing more than 250 lbs. may not ride the train.