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🎅 Santa’s Train Shop at the Minnesota Transportation Museum!
All aboard for a holiday adventure your family won’t forget!
* Join us for a special Sensory Friendly Santa experience at the Jackson Street Roundhouse!
* This event is designed for guests of all ages and abilities to enjoy a calm and welcoming visit with Santa. Lighting, sounds, and other sensory elements will be adjusted to create a more comfortable environment for sensory sensitive visitors.
* Families are invited to enjoy a relaxing caboose ride, sip warm beverages, create holiday crafts, and spend unhurried time with Santa in a supportive and inclusive setting.
🚂 Pictures with Santa — Climb aboard the North Pole Mail Train and meet Santa himself!
🎄 Christmas Caboose Rides — Take a cozy ride and soak in the sights and sounds of the season.
✂️ Crafts for All Ages — Get creative with holiday-themed projects to take home.
🍪 Delicious Food & Treats — Warm up with tasty snacks and festive favorites.
🕵️ Scavenger Hunt — Explore the museum and uncover hidden holiday surprises.
📖 Kid’s Story Time — Gather ‘round for magical tales of the North Pole.
🧱 Lego Village & More! — See incredible displays built by local creators and discover fun around every corner.
Don’t miss your chance to see Santa as he visits from the North Pole — only at the Minnesota Transportation Museum!
🎟️ Tickets will go fast, so grab yours today!
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There will be food available for purchase at the Museum.
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No, your caboose ride is included in the price of admission. However you will have to choose a caboose ride time during the event.
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If you booked online, in your confirmation email you would be able to rebook to another day that works better for you. If you have any problems with that you are able to call the office at 651-228-0263 for assistance in rebooking your visit.
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A free manual wheelchair is available at the museum on a first-come, first-served basis. Please inquire at the ticket window.
Personal mobility devices are welcome throughout the museum.
All exhibit areas and restrooms are wheelchair accessible – however most historic train cars are not.
Please note: Our caboose rides are not wheelchair accessible at this time.