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Youth comes but once in a lifetimeAll Aboard the Cape Cod Central Railroad
And a delightful five-course dinner aboard the Dinner Train

Looking out the window at the Cape Cod Canal at sunset
Whether you’re climbing aboard with kids or for cocktails with friends, the Cape Cod Central Railroad, which is over 150 years old, has any type of train ride imaginable. There’s still over a month left of the season to take advantage of the unique opportunity to enjoy the Cape when vacationers are scarce. The train operates from May to October and has several different themed rides lasting at least 2 hours.
CCCR offers something for just about everyone, from 0 to 100+. The Elegant Dinner Train is geared toward adults and serves a delightful five-course meal with your choice of entrée, wine, and cocktails. It is a little bit on the pricey side at $65+fees a person, but well worth it. The service is wonderful and the brief history and narration along the way is very entertaining and engaging. The historic railcars make you feel as though you are journeying back to the late 19th century.
The Rail/Sail Combo includes a tour of Hyannis Harbor and then a scenic train ride to the Cape Cod Canal. Tickets for the Hy-Line Cruises are not booked through CCCR. The Mystery Train is a 3-hour ride for adults only with a murder mystery play to go along with your dining and riding experience. The tickets cost $85+fees.
Bringing children aboard? No problem, the Family Supper Train includes ‘kid friendly’ food and a fun atmosphere for children with Choo Choo Charley. With children costing $30 and adults $40, this makes for a fun and affordable dining experience for the whole family. The Scenic Fun Train is for all ages as well, there is no food/beverage included though, but this helps to keep the prices starting at just $16 a ride.
Maybe you’re just looking for an entertaining dining atmosphere that strays from the typical stationary eatery. The Luncheon and Brunch Trains offer delicious meals for adults and choices appealing to kids as well. Prices are $30 for children and $40 for adults.
Groups of 20 or more are welcome aboard too. The train is a great spot for wedding receptions, business events, birthday parties, and family gatherings. CCCR can accommodate groups as big as 175 in their five-car train.
There are three depots the train departs from, depending on which train ride you are taking: Hyannis Depot at 252 Main Street, Sandwich Depot at 38 Jarves Street, and Buzzards Bay Depot at 70 Main Street. Visit the website to make reservations today or call 508-771-3800.
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