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Portage Flyer Christmas Train Ride to Santa

Dec 23, 2023 @ 5:00 pm8:00 pm

Portage Flyer Christmas Train Ride to Santa

About

Super-magicated is the word we use to describe this fun community event!

  • The Portage Flyer locomotive and authentic coaches have a thousand lights
  • Enjoy a cup of free hot chocolate and cookies (while supplies last) and sing along to the carols while you wait to board the train
  • Once on board, you will gently ride alongside the Muskoka River to The Purser’s Cabin
  • Santa is waiting to hear “your side of the story”. If you want to stay longer, you can always catch the next train back

Where and when

  • Muskoka Heritage Place Rotary Village Station – directions to 100 Forbes Hill Drive, Huntsville
  • December 23, 2023
  • Gate opens at 4:30 pm, rides begin at 5 pm until 8 pm (last train leaves station at 7:30 pm)

Who

All ages – families, couples, friends.

Cost

  • $5.00 per person, babes in arms are free
  • Purchase your tickets once inside and just prior to boarding (sorry, advance tickets or reserve seating is not available)
  • We accept: Visa, Master Card, cash and debit

Where to park

There are a few parking lots close to Rotary Village Train Station:

  • Beside the Lookout
  • At the Active Living Centre or Canada Summit Centre
  • At the High School

What to bring

  • Happy excited kids, your romantic side, a cuddly wrap, and a “good story” for Santa
  • Depending upon weather conditions, bring appropriate clothing as the coaches are open-air

What not to bring

Pets; registered service animals are welcome.

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