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Redwoods Train Ride and Nightclub Ticket
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Non-refundable
This ticket cannot be cancelled or refunded.
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About this package
What's included
- 3-mile train ride to the Glen Blair Junction "The Glen"Live music party in the Redwoods
Not included
- Drinks and snacks (available to purchase at the cash bar)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket: At Redemption Counter
Terms & conditions
- • This activity is only available Friday and Saturday nights • The party happens rain or shine as there is a covered pavilion • The train ride is half the fun • Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol • It can get chilly at night so please dress in layers • Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol • Trains run hourly beginning at 6:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM Items recommended to bring: Cash Warm clothing Not suitable for: Children under 14 years Good to know: • Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol • Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol • It can get chilly at night so please dress in layers • The party happens rain or shine as there is a covered pavilion • The train ride is half the fun • This activity is only available Friday and Saturday nights • Trains run hourly beginning at 6:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM
Highlights
- Discover a late-night watering hole nestled deep in the redwoods
- Delight your taste buds by purchasing signature cocktails and tasty snacks
- Get cozy around the campfire and stay comfortable by the heat lamps
What's included
- 3-mile train ride to the Glen Blair Junction "The Glen"Live music party in the Redwoods
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Skunk Train is a vintage steam train located in northern California, USA, famous for its unique running experience and historical background. The nickname of Skunk Train comes from the huge noise and unpleasant smell of burning fuel when the internal combustion engine was used on this railway line in 1925, which gave the train the slightly humorous name "Skunk". This railway was originally part of the California Western Railroad. It connects the logging camps deep in the mountains with the Fort Bragg port on the coastline along the Noyo River Valley, becoming the main artery for the flow of local goods and personnel. The train tries its best to maintain its nostalgic style. Whether it is the whistle and noise of the diesel train or the heating boiler and furnishings inside, it makes passengers feel like they have returned to the golden age of American railways several centuries ago. The train runs very slowly, at about 15 miles per hour, which allows tourists to stay comfortably in the open-air carriages, blowing the mountain breeze and looking at the scenery on both sides. Riding the Skunk Train is not only a simple transportation experience, but also a wonderful journey through history and nature. Please enjoy the scenery and unique atmosphere along the way.
Operating hours
Open from 9:00am-3:00pm
Things to note
- • This activity is only available Friday and Saturday nights• The party happens rain or shine as there is a covered pavilion• The train ride is half the fun• Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol• It can get chilly at night so please dress in
Terms & conditions
• This activity is only available Friday and Saturday nights
• The party happens rain or shine as there is a covered pavilion
• The train ride is half the fun
• Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol
• It can get chilly at night so please dress in layers
• Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol
• Trains run hourly beginning at 6:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM
Items recommended to bring:
Cash
Warm clothing
Not suitable for:
Children under 14 years
Good to know:
• Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol
• Guests are not allowed to bring their own alcohol
• It can get chilly at night so please dress in layers
• The party happens rain or shine as there is a covered pavilion
• The train ride is half the fun
• This activity is only available Friday and Saturday nights
• Trains run hourly beginning at 6:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM