The 20th Annual Holiday Train Show at Grand Central Terminal, presented by the New York Transit Museum, is a must attend for train enthusiasts.This popular exhibition features models of Metro-North, New York Central and subway trains departing from a miniature Grand Central Terminal. The museum’s store and booths also provide great gifts for your holiday shopping needs!
This beloved holiday exhibit features Lionel model trains traveling along a 34’ long, two-level, “O” gauge model train layout. Departing from a miniature replica of Grand Central Terminal, the Transit Museum’s collection of model trains including Metro-North, Polar Express, and vintage subway train sets will dazzle the eyes of children and adults alike as they make their way past New York landmarks and on to the North Pole!
The Holiday Train Show at Grand Central Terminal is open from November 14 2024 until February 2025. Hours of operation consist of Monday through Friday 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM, and Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
The Holiday Train Show is located in the New York Transit Museum’s Grand Central Galley & Store located in the main concourse at Grand Central Terminal on 89 E 42nd Street New York, New York. For directions, click the button below.
Looking for something to extend your stay at Grand Central? Happy hours are offered every Thursday from 4-6 PM. Enjoy $5 beers and authentic Neopalitan pizzas that will transport you right to Italy at the Prova Pizzabar. Other participating restaurants and venues include the Grand Central Oyster Bar, Luke’s Lobster, Campbell, and Tartinery for a variety of fresh seafood, sweet cocktails, and french inspired soups and petite tartines, all featuring discounted promotions.
Experience this unforgettable attraction via Amtrak to Grand Central Terminal in New York City—Don’t forget to use the New York By Rail 15% discount!
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