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Walt Disney World® Railroad (Main Street U.S.A.)
Main Street, U.S.A.® Area

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About Walt Disney World® Railroad (Main Street, U.S.A.)
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Visit after noonSuitability
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Walt Disney World® Railroad (Main Street, U.S.A.) Details
Quick Facts
Type
Poi | RideDuration
20 min.Height Req.
NoneExperience Attraction
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Frog Overview
Ride the rails aboard one of these four nostalgic trains as they take 20 minute journeys around the park. Disembark this authentic steam-powered locomotive on Main Street, U.S.A.® or Frontierland®. All aboard!
Guests can board one of the four antique steam-powered engines of the Walt Disney World Railroad at the Main Street Station or the Frontierland Station. The Walt Disney World Railroad stops at a station every 4 to 10 minutes. The duration of a complete circuit is about 20 minutes. Rental strollers may not be taken on the Walt Disney World Railroad and guests must transfer from wheelchairs or ECVs.
Source: Undercover Tourist
Frog Family Tips and Fun Facts about Walt Disney World® Railroad (Main Street, U.S.A.)
Frog Family Tips
- Avoid the Walt Disney World Railroad first thing in the morning if you're wanting to head straight to Splash Mountain. Walking there is quicker!
- Save the Walt Disney World Railroad for when you’ve crossed the more popular attractions off your to-do list or you need a rest for your legs.
- Definitely do this if park isn't particularly crowded!
Fun Facts
Walt Disney was a great train aficionado. He had a train, the Carolwood Pacific, in the backyard of his California home. His wife Lillian didn't object to Walt building a railroad in their backyard as long as he didn't disturb her flower garden. Walt built a tunnel so the trains wouldn't disturb her roses.
- The four trains are named Lilly Belle (named for Walt Disney's wife Lillian), Roy O. Disney (Walt's brother), Roger E. Broggie (Disney Imagineer) and Walter E. Disney.
- Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia originally built the brightly painted locomotives in the 1910s and 1920s. They were purchased from United Railways of Yucatan in 1969, disassembled and shipped to a Tampa (Fla.) ship repair dock where they were renovated, bolt by bolt. The passenger cars were fabricated from scratch in the same warehouse where the locomotives were renovated.
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