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THE POLAR EXPRESS™ TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE!!!

FRENCH LICK SCENIC RAILWAY

Climb aboard for a 1 hour and 45-minute journey through the hills and forests of Southern Indiana. The train departs from the historic 1907 Limestone depot located in the heart of French Lick, and only steps from the grand French Lick Hotel.

The trip will take you on a winding ride through the Hoosier National Forest, pass several sites of interest, and through the Burton Tunnel – the second longest railroad tunnel in the State of Indiana at just under 1/2-mile in length.

This 2.5-hour long experience is filled with a prehistoric adventure including a train ride to and from the Paleo Adventure Camp. While at the Paleo Adventure Camp explorers will be met with a plethora of activities including face painting, bounce houses, a LIVE reptile experience, a realistic dinosaur encounter, and MORE!

Set to the sounds of the motion picture soundtrack, passengers will relive the magic of the classic story as they are whisked away on THE POLAR EXPRESS™ for a magical 80 Minute trip through a rail yard, neighborhoods, and through a tunnel on the way to The North Pole. Once on board, your Conductor will work their way through the coach and punch your ticket before hot chocolate and a delicious cookie are served by dancing chefs. Passengers then read along with the classic children’s book, The Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg.

RIDE WITH US
October 2024
Tue, Oct 15 - thu, Oct 17

$38

FULL PERFORMANCE LISTING

November 2024
Fri, Nov 01 - mon, Dec 23

$35 - $85

FULL PERFORMANCE LISTING

Tue, Oct 15 - thu, Oct 17
$38

FULL PERFORMANCE LISTING

Fri, Nov 01 - mon, Dec 23
$35 - $85

FULL PERFORMANCE LISTING

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French Lick & West Baden was once known as the home to “America’s Laxative”. The Pluto Water slogan was “When nature wont, Pluto will.” At one point in time, 40-50 train cars were used to ship Pluto Water across the country. This “healing” water naturally contained sodium, magnesium sulfate, and lithium which produced a foul odor. This odor prompted people to say that the underworld couldn’t be far away.

Pluto, the Roman God of the Underworld became a staple symbol in our area. Ultimately, Pluto Water sales were stopped in 1971 when lithium became a controlled substance and was no longer allowed to be sold publicly. However, the Pluto symbol remains and can still be found in many areas locally.

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