sacramento rivertrain
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This is a nice train ride through the agricultural areas outside of the Sacramento area. We took the evening/sunset Murder Mystery train, 6-9 PM, at the end of June. The insides of the cars are nicely refurbished, they are air-conditioned, and the food is good. We were sadly disappointed with the acting, but had not had high hopes for that anyway. It must be difficult to learn the lines and deliver them in four different dining cars. One of our highlights was riding up front, in an open car, with the train engineer, a lovely retired gentleman who is working towards becoming a fully licensed engineer. They make safety their priority, the train is clean and welcoming. I would not recommend this ride for younger children especially, or for those who have dissociate with stairs, as you must climb several high steps to board and disembark.
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I went on the sacramento river train quite a long time ago and I think i was to young to appreciate how beautiful it was but it was still a lot of fun! I recommend this to people who like trains and who just want to relax and see nature at its best.
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My wife and I went on "The Great Train Robbery" ride for the first time not knowing what to expect and we had a very good time. We have lived in Sacramento County for over ten years and got to view parts of county that we never get to see. I thought the area was very scenic and interesting. The train staff was very nice and helpful. I really liked the western troupe performing the old west characters. It was a little hokey and they weren't the greatest actors in the world but you could tell they loved their job and did their best to entertain all the guests. In the middle of the trip we stopped at a little park I never new existed and had an excellent catered barbecue lunch from Ludy's Barbecue. The park was about a one hundred yard walk from the train. I thought it was an easy walk even though I wore a knee brace and was recovering from a sprained knee. The troupe entertained all during the trip and even just before we got off at the last stop. I would recommend this ride to anyone. We are now planning to go on future trips offered by the Sacramento River Train.
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3 years ago, we decided to check out this 'Pumpkin Train' thing in Sacramento. It's a fair drive from Marin, but we had a baby girl and we wanted to get her out for some Fall fun. We weren't disappointed.This past weekend, was our third excursion on the Pumpkin Train and we have begun to look forward to our trek to Sacramento each October. I think it's important for kids to really see where their food comes from and have a chance to select a pumpkin from the field in which is was grown (no parking lot pumpkin patch here). The addition of a hay ride, corn maze and all the other goodies is icing on the cake.The train ride itself is pleasant and relaxing. You can choose to sit inside or on one of the open cars. Given the beauty of this area in October, we usually opt to sit outside, soaking in the Fall sunshine. The folks on the train go out of their way to make the trip special for all the kids. They have everything from story time and live music to cookies and face painting. The Sacramento River Train is a great way to experience some history with friends and family. We wish we didn't have to wait a full year for the next one!
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A group of us had a great experience on the Sacramento Rivertrain on September 21, 2013, It was a very special part of the Sacramento Farm-to-Fork Celebration. We boarded the train in West Sacramento. The train stopped along the way so we could tour the Peabody Ranch, where most of our food was grown. We were able to wander around the beautiful ranch and meet the owner, renown grower and author Susan Ashworth. Then, while we continued our journey on the train, we ate a delicious 5-course meal prepared by the chef from Maranello Restaurant. It was served with several wines from a local vineyard (Girard Vineyards) in Sac Rivertrain glasses that we could bring home to remember our experience. To add to our enjoyment, there was a beautiful sunset, spectacular clouds, and a rainbow that many passengers photographed. I hope they decide to schedule more of these events in the future!
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I had a wonderful time with my granddaughter at the Pumpkin Patch and on the Sacramento River Train. This is a great way to spend a few hours on a beautiful fall day.
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The train depot is in Old Sacramento and provides a slow ride down the river and back. It was a hot day and only found out after we returned that for an up charge there was an air conditioned rail car. Keep that in mind. It gave my grandson the chance to travel by train which he had never done, albeit for a very short ride. Air travel can never replace the sounds of the rail.
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A part of the past with the steam engine....share history with your children. It is a wondrful experience for all and make sure you see the all of the trains in old Sacramento.
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Hi JonSorry to hear you didn't enjoy your visit with us more. I thought I would touch on two items. First, our food for that trip is catered and not pre-packaged. Though having said that, it doesn't take away from your dissatisfaction with your meal that day which I regret and am forwarding to the kitchen. Second, we purposely serve our coffee in "to go" cups since we have found guests like to take the coffee with them out to the open-air cars after their meal. That doesn't excuse the coffee not being hot enough but thought I'd clarify why it wasn't in a mug. You should not have been charged for refills. Best regards, Chris
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we can see the train from our yard. All the young kids we have take have loved it some of the grandpas found it interesting.