oil creek & titusville railroad
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oil creek & titusville railroad印象
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It's was 10 years ago last month that I first rode this train. Since then they have added a nice gift shop and also offer once a month murder mystery trains. The docent who rode in my car was a walking wikipedia. I picked the first class car this time to see if it was much different. Much less crowded, no little kids and cushioned seats plus a free bottle of water. I sent two postcards - last rolling post office in the U.S. - and bought some other train stuff. A relaxing 2.5 hour trip out and back through the valley that changed the world.
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Just visited and took a 3 hour train ride learned about oil history in Western Pennsylvania. The train runs along the Oil Creek and makes stops at Drake Well, Petroleum Center and Rynd Farm then returns, be sure to Visit the RPO car (Rail Post Office) and get a snack and a ride in the open gondola car is great during good weather, but watch your head low tree branches. There's also a Cabbose Motel at Perry Street station where you can actually sleep in a caboose.
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This was an excellent attraction that takes you along the Oil Creek. The trees were beautiful at this time of the year and there were several bald eagles sitting in the trees along the creek.The history that was given along the way by both the staff and the pre-recorded tape was very entertaining and informative.The lunch that was provided for us was nice with sandwiches, chips, cookies and a drink and if you were not part of a prescheduled tour group, there was a food car where you could get hot dogs, sausage, chips ice cream and other goodies.The only draw back to this trip was the bathroom facilities, there were not enough at the station and the ones on the train went bad very quickly, hence the lower rating.
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We had an elderly tour lady who was actually rude. Long lines for the restroom at Rynd Farm. Couldn't even hear what they were saying on the overhead. We were told that there were no assigned seating but we got kicked off the car we boarded when we reentered the train from Rynd Farm. All & all the only person that was nice was the woman that gave us our tickets.Wish we would have skipped this ride.
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The boys really liked this train ride! It was educational ~ we learned a little about the area we were traveling through. We saw some beautiful sites and wildlife. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable. We got on at the Drake Well Museum stop and took the train round trip. This trip would be absolutely beautiful in the Fall.
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The overall train ride was very enjoyable and we enjoyed it very much, but the restrooms atRynd Farm reaked. The restrooms in the train cars need to be updated, no need to keepthem "historically correct". The lid and seat would not stay up, and they smelled bad!Also, with the number of passengers, more facilities are obviously needed!
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I had been wanting to go on this train ride for awhile. Then i won tickets from a raffle i had gone too. We called ahead of time to set up the day and time, ask a couple of our friends to go along and the trip was on. I loved going on the train ride. The train was awesome, the volunteers were very knowledgeable. I really liked looking around in the gift shop. Thanks for a Great time!!
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A very good experience for both kids and adults alike. Your journey begins in a rustic train station with plenty of information on the area and the role of the railroad, a gift shop, and friendly, informative staff and volunteers. The train cars are old, but in real decent condition, providing an authentic, rustic train ride along the beautiful Oil Creek. There is an open car that provides a unique opportunity to experience the Oil Valley. Refreshments are available on board, and don't forget to purchase and mail a postcard from the only rolling post office in the USA! The ride is long enough to relax, enjoy, and learn about the valley, but not so long as to bore the children. A very unique and enjoyable experience, and well worth the admission price!
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This train ride is kind of expensive but worth it! It was at least 2 hours long going there and back. Lots of history along the way... And we even saw a bald eagle! Then we wrote out a post card on the train. I also like the open car (standing only) on the back of the train. It was an awesome experience for any one of any age.
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A great train ride through "the valley that changed the world". The views are wonderful...when the leaves are changing in fall it would be ideal. I was on one of the murder mystery theater rides. It was really fun and the actors did a great job. Plus it included dinner and dessert. There's also a large gift shop. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the view!