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East Troy Bunny Train
March 29 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
The Bunny Train is a featured listing from the East Troy Electric Railroad.
Tickets on Sale for the 2024 East Troy Bunny Train!
The Bunny Trains will be early again this year, since Easter is also early. The trains will run March 23-24 & 29-30. Tickets are on sale as of today: February 26, 2024!
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We want to let you know that Bunny Train tickets are on sale now! Find more details on our website.
These are reserved seats so if Grandma and Grandpa or any else is joining you, please place one order for your entire party. If you have any questions: please feel free to reach out to Marge in our office (office@easttroyrr.org).
Face Painting will be available in the depot on a first come first served basis. Face painting is a fun and wonderful experience, giving children the unique opportunity to communicate and get into the character or animal they want.
Then board one of our historic trains and take a ride down to the Elegant Farmer. Once on board there will be a scavenger hunt out your windows.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are a member, to access the discounted member pricing, you will be asked to add your member number to your ticket order. Your member number is listed on your membership card.
At the Elegant Farmer everyone will have the opportunity to meet the Easter Bunny and pose for pictures! There will also be coloring and kids’ activities at the Elegant Farmer.
On the return trip, all child & toddler ticket holders will receive a gift!
Board at our East Troy Depot – advance reservations are required.
East Troy Bunny Train Tickets
- Adults (Ages 15+) $20.00
- Children (Ages 3-14) $16.00
- Infants / Toddlers (Ages 0-2) $11.00
The historic railroad cars are heated and rest rooms are available at the East Troy depot. No restrooms available on the train.
The East Troy Railroad Museum operates 14-mile round trip train rides from its historic East Troy depot and museum to Indianhead Park in Mukwonago, with a stop at the popular Elegant Farmer store and deli. They are celebrating more than 110 years of riding the rails through Southeast Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine countryside. Their not-for-profit museum is operated, maintained and managed by over 130 volunteers committed to preservation rail history in Wisconsin and America.
To preview the Bunny Train, watch their YouTube video.
The volunteers appreciate your interest and support!
For more information, visit their website or call 262.642.3263.
Disclaimer: East Troy Railroad Museum is a sponsor of Lake Country Family Fun.
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Find more Easter Related Fun and Easter Egg Hunts HERE.
