Two-Hour North Pole Flyer Tour for Two or Four from Austin Steam Train Association (Up to 25% Off)
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Riders sip on hot cocoa and nibble Christmas cookies while chatting with Santa and enjoying a live reading of the North Pole Flyer book
After purchasing this deal, you will need to visit the website listed on your voucher to complete redemption.
- What’s included:
- Tour on coach-style cars: New Braunfels, Buckeye Lake, Buckeye Trail, or Silver Pine
- Visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, all-you-can-drink hot cocoa, locally baked holiday cookies
- Departure location: Bertram Depot
- Notable sights: this two-hour round trip with no layover whisks passengers from Cedar Park to Bertram and back, passing by the South San Gabriel River along the way.
Riders sip on hot cocoa and nibble Christmas cookies while chatting with Santa and enjoying a live reading of the North Pole Flyer book
After purchasing this deal, you will need to visit the website listed on your voucher to complete redemption.
- What’s included:
- Tour on coach-style cars: New Braunfels, Buckeye Lake, Buckeye Trail, or Silver Pine
- Visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, all-you-can-drink hot cocoa, locally baked holiday cookies
- Departure location: Bertram Depot
- Notable sights: this two-hour round trip with no layover whisks passengers from Cedar Park to Bertram and back, passing by the South San Gabriel River along the way.
Need To Know Info
About Austin Steam Train Association
Austin Steam Train Association recreates steam-era railroading for guests who want a taste of the picturesque past. Rides aboard its diesel locomotive often include stops in Bertram to admire a restored 1912 train depot. Guests can ride in authentic cars from a variety of different historic trains. What's more, the diesel also hosts a variety of special events, including murder-mystery parties, holiday-themed rides, and wine-tasting rides.
When workers aren't running the trains, they're working on rebuilding them. The association originally began with the goal of refurbishing a Southern Pacific 786 locomotive that had sat in Austin park. It aims to get the locomotive back to working condition so it can sound its whistle across the countryside once again.