Northwest Railway Museum, Train Shed Exhibit Hall

Museum

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(425) 888-3030

trainmuseum.org

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Primary Location

Main location9320 Stone Quarry Road Snoqualmie Washington 98065 US(425) 888-3030

Amenities

Children

Good for kids

Planning

Getting tickets in advance recommended

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible restroomWheelchair accessible parking lot

Service options

Onsite services

Amenities

Restroom

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Customer Reviews

4.4

4 Reviews

P Ba month ago

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Nice ride boarded at the north bend station. Makes stops at the Snoqualmie station, the backside of Snoqualmie falls to take pictures and the museum to walk around for a half hour. Not much of a ride or scenery for 30.00 per person but was alright. No actual outdoor seating like other trains so no way to get away from all the screaming kids or to really enjoy the views and take good pictures of the autumn foliage.

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Sindhu Sivalingama month ago

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Interesting place that could engage kids for a couple of hours. We went on a day out with Thomas and had fun riding the Thomas engine. The place had so many visitors but wasn't crowded as there were a lot of exhibits, games and models to explore. An exciting experience for toddlers and kids who are fascinated by locomotives.

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Alexandera month ago

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We went on a slow day and nearly had the run of the place. It was a self guided tour of the museum and my kids really enjoyed looking at all of the old train cars and engines from 100+ years ago. They also have train rides at certain points in the year as well! Cool place.

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