In 2016, The Trains at NorthPark, will celebrate its 18th year at NorthPark Center. The most elaborate toy trains exhibit in Texas, The Trains at NorthPark includes trains rolling across 1,600 feet of track on a journey across America. Cityscapes include downtown Dallas, with the beautiful Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, the State Fair of Texas and the Cotton Bowl; New York City’s Times Square and Grand Central Terminal; Washington, D.C. with The White House; New England’s fall foliage; the Grand Canyon, Route 66, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and various other highlights. The exhibit encompasses more than 4,000 square feet of train themed environments, with all the trimmings of the holiday train travel experience—steam engine and coach cars, a ticket booth and a train station as well as interactive features. More than 60,000 people visit The Trains at NorthPark each season as part of their holiday tradition.
Since 1987, The Trains at NorthPark presented by Bank of Texas, has raised money for the children and families served by the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas. Currently this annual fundraiser provides the funds for almost one-third of our annual operating budget. The 2016-2017 exhibit will run from November 19-January 8.
Hours:
Monday through Saturday 10am to 9pm
All Sundays 11am to 7pm
Holiday Hours, Monday through Saturday:
(11/25, 11/26, 12/10-12/26 ) 9am to 9pm
Exhibit Closed: Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
Early Closings: Thanksgiving Eve: 10am to 6pm, Christmas Eve: 9am-4pm, New Year’s Eve: 10am to 4pm, New Year’s Day: 11am to 6pm
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