This day-long, 134-mile round trip excursion takes you through the ruggedly beautiful Boston Mountain range of the Ozarks, over three valley trestles and through the 1,700-foot long Winslow tunnel for some of the most breathtaking scenery you are likely to see in ‘The Natural State’. The trip includes a three-hour layover in historic downtown Van Buren where you can enjoy lunch in one of several local cafes, shop along Main Street and enjoy the rich architecture of the historic downtown buildings.
Schedule
- Departs Springdale at 8:00am.
- Three hour layover in Van Buren for lunch and shopping.
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Returns to Springdale between 4:30 – 5:30 pm.
Ticket Types
Silver Feather – 108: Silver Feather Premium is a 1940’s style car with a 360° Dome top view with booth/table top seating, a downstairs dining area with chair/table top seating and a downstairs lounge. Guests may ride in the Dome one way.
- In the morning, we serve breakfast pastries, soft drinks and bottled water or coffee.
- In the afternoon, we offer cheese and crackers with fresh fruit.
- Additional snacks and drinks may be purchased.
- Guests will ride in the Vista Dome one direction and downstairs the other.
Premium – 107 & 109: Premium Service includes either 1950’s diner car with booth/table top seating or 1950’s parlor car with chair/table top seating and a back platform for photography (weather permitting).
- In the morning, we serve breakfast pastries, soft drinks and bottled water or coffee.
- In the afternoon, we offer cheese and crackers with fresh fruit.
- Additional snacks and drinks may be purchased.
Coach – 104, 105 & 106: Coach Service is in our 1920’s vintage car with reversible seating and windows on all sides for the perfect view. Ticket includes round trip excursion with snacks and beverages available for purchase.
Additional Information
Coach with snack trays, Premium, and Silver Feather cars require 24 hour advance reservations to allow for food preparation.
Senior, military, AAA, AARP and group rates are available.
65 and older is considered a senior; children are ages 3-12.
Delays may be encountered. A&M reserves the right to alter and change schedules as necessary.
