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Texas State Railroad - Piney Woods Evening Dinner Tour Roundtrip Excursion July 29th


 From the Texas State Railroad on Facebook

Texas State Railroad invites you to join us on July 29th for our Piney Woods Evening Dinner Tour roundtrip excursion. We will depart the Palestine Rail Depot promptly at 6:00pm and traverse the tracks during the evening hours on our journey to the Rusk Depot where we will enjoy a catered dinner by the lake. Several pricing and seating options are available. Included in the rates for this event are a champagne or cider toast, freshly prepared appetizers, dinner and dessert with iced tea or water. For clarification, appetizers will be enjoyed on the train ride over to Rusk however, dinner will be served on the grounds at our Rusk Depot. Dessert will be served on the train ride back to Palestine. Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase on the train and at the Rusk Depot. An ADA compliant coach is available but must be reserved directly through our Reservations Desk.

To reserve tickets please visit our website at Texasstaterailroad.net and go to our Booking Calendar and select July 29th Evening Dinner Train. You may also contact our reservations desk directly at 855-632-7729 from 8am-5pm, M-Su. Reserve your tickets today for a unique evening adventure!

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