East Troy Electric Railroad

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2002 Church St

East Troy, WI 53120

+1 (262) 642-3263

https://www.easttroyrr.org

Take 14-mile train rides on historic trolleys or interurban cars. Round trips from East Troy depot and museum to Indianhead Park in Mukwonago. Stops at popular Elegant Farmer store and deli. Regular trains Fri-Sat-Sun in June, July and August. Sat-Sun only in April, May, September and October. Visit our website for full details, including dinner trains and lunch trains. Visit our depot and museum for free. Closed in Winter, except for special events.

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4.014 reviews

Becky L.

4/23/2024

Definitely great for kids and train enthusiasts. The website is not as helpful with FAQs and ticketing left our group a little confused. We were hoping to get on at Elegant Farmer and ride to the...

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Emily V.

6/26/2023

This weekend my husband and twin toddler sons went to Railfest at East Troy Electric Railroad. It was such a fun little event! They had trains doing rides every on the hour for a reasonable price...

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Boyd N.

10/27/2024

All good; trolley trip fun and informative. Museum was interesting and informative as well. Both Conductors were great on CTA cars 4420 and second car. 11 am departure from depot and 12 pm...

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J. Z.

3/1/2024

We had such a nice day stepping back in history as we took a trolley ride on this railway! The generous 14-mile ride took us to The Elegant Farmer farm bakery, deli, and market, where we a...

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Eric B.

6/30/2019

As a lifelong fan of trains and dining out, naturally I enjoy a meal served on the rails. Apart from Amtrak's long-distance trains, though, only a few tourist railroads offer this experience....

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