BINGO Train

All Aboard

All Aboard the BINGO train ride! Compete with your friends and enjoy an exciting game of BINGO.
This interactive activity is fun for passengers of all ages!

Departure

Dates:
Saturday, June 7

Departs at:
5:00 p.m.

Duration:
2 hour round trip to Ruth

Fares

Adult:
$34

Senior:
$32

Youth (5-12 years):
$26

4 and under ride FREE

*48 seats available
*Cost includes 2-hour excursion and Bingo cards
*Reserve your seats when you purchase your tickets

Dining

There are no meal options with this train ride, however, there will be an option to purchase snacks & beverages from our depot.

*Full Bar available for purchase

Accessibility

All trains have limited wheel chair accessibility. Pre-boarding is available. 24 inch passageways. Ramps to Depot and to train. Gravel parking lot. ADA parking & restrooms available. ADA restroom at depot only.
Please give us a call for more details.

The BINGO Train is here!

Fun and laughter always accompany BINGO Games! Whether you compete with your friends or like a casual game, you will find a unique experience in this rolling BINGO train. This excursion is fun for passengers of all ages. Winners receive free train tickets, pins or coupons. Concessions and refreshments will be available on the train. It’s a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation and entertainment.

Reservations (general seating) must be made online prior to the event. Please arrive ½ hour prior to departure.

Ride Seating

99 Business Car Parlor

The 99 Business Railcar was originally built in 1915 and was converted from a standard sleeping car to a business car for the Spokane, Portland and Seattle (SP&S) railroad in 1926. The car is a fully restored executive coach featuring a climate-controlled parlor that once served as a rolling office and lounge for railroad officials. Upholstered armchairs provide seating for six, and a rear observation platform is perfect for taking in the passing scenery. Originally used for high-level meetings and inspections along the rail line, the 99 now offers passengers a nostalgic glimpse into the golden age of train travel.

99 Business Car Dining Room

The 99 Business Railcar is a luxurious vintage coach built for both comfort & prestige. Once reserved for railroad tycoons, it is now the perfect gathering space for groups of 6-8 to experience what it was like to ride the rails in style.

The car was upgraded in 1959 with all the modern amenities of the time and features original interiors, comfortable seating, and climate control. Featuring two sleeper rooms, two private staterooms and a kitchen area.

Chehalis Centralia Railroad & Museum obtained the car and refurbished it in 2017. With its refined atmosphere and historic charm, the SP&S 99 offers a first-class glimpse into the golden era of rail travel.

#801 Outside Seating

The 801 rail outdoor car is a modified passenger coach that allows an opportunity for up close and personal view of the landscape. Access to the indoor car is always available during the ride. Designed for a nostalgic train ride, the 801 offers a smooth, relaxing journey with the timeless feel of historic rail travel. The Chehalis Centralia Railroad obtained this car in 1988 along with the indoor passenger cars.

#601 Coach

The 601 rail car is a carefully preserved vintage coach 1926 built Pullman car originally used by Union Pacific and now providing for a nostalgic train ride. It features tables and chair for four people next to large arched windows for scenic views. This car is commonly referred to as our dining car. A catering kitchen at both ends, helps us serve dinner for up to 100 passengers. Your ride captures the ambiance of early rail travel. With its gently swaying ride and authentic detailing, the 601 offers a charming and immersive step back in time. The 601 car was acquired by the Chehalis Centralia Railroad in 1988.

#602 Coach

The 602 rail car offers a nostalgic step back in time, featuring wide windows that showcase the passing scenery. Perfect for a classic train ride experience, the 602 captures the charm and romance of early 20th-century rail travel. The 602 has a built-in bar and RV style restrooms. During pleasant summer days the 602 is connected to the open-air car #801.