Danbury Railway Museum
Danbury, Connecticut — Diesel
- Location
- Danbury, Connecticut
- Train type
- Diesel
- Route & scenery
- Short train rides explore a ten-acre downtown railyard with over seventy pieces of rolling stock around a 1903 station.
- Typical duration
- 32 minutes
- Operating season
- Weekend rides early spring through October; Santa trains December
- Price range
- $12 admission (ages 3+)
- Reservations
- Not required
- Accessibility
- Station and railyard wheelchair accessible (trains not); nearby Patriot Garage parking.
- Best time to visit
- Fall foliage (Sept–Oct); Holiday season (late Nov–Dec); Spring (Easter); operates Weekend rides early spring through October; Santa trains December
- Schedule notes
- Yard rides every weekend Apr-Dec; museum hours vary by season
Operating Weekend rides early spring through October; Santa trains December, Danbury Railway Museum carries visitors on diesel rides from Danbury, Connecticut. Short train rides explore a ten-acre downtown railyard with over seventy pieces of rolling stock around a 1903 station.
Pricing runs $12 admission (ages 3+).
Fall foliage (Sept–Oct); Holiday season (late Nov–Dec); Spring (Easter); operates Weekend rides early spring through October; Santa trains December.
Know Before You Go
- No advance reservation needed; tickets are available at the depot.
- Station and railyard wheelchair accessible (trains not); nearby Patriot Garage parking.
- Yard rides every weekend Apr-Dec; museum hours vary by season.
Nearby Attractions
Tarrywile Park & Mansion, downtown Danbury, Danbury Fair Mall.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long is the ride at Danbury Railway Museum?
The typical round trip lasts about 32 minutes.
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What is the admission price?
Admission is $12 admission (ages 3+). Children and senior discounts are often available; check the website.
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Can I buy tickets at the station on the day?
You can buy tickets on the day at the station, though popular dates may sell out.
Tickets & Official Info
Ready to plan your visit? Get tickets and details directly from the railroad.
Phone: (203) 778-8337