(June, September-October) and Family Supper trains (July-August), as well as special trains for selected holidays. All meals are prepared on board.
Note: As we are going to press, a new dinner train in Fall River, Massachusetts, is undergoing a marketing test (April 12 and 14-19). See the July column for an update on the success of this venture.
MICHIGAN
Blissfield; Murder Mystery Dinner Train; Adrian & Blissfield Rail Road; U.S. 223 and Depot Street; 888/467-2451;
www.murdermysterytrain.com: Year-around operation offers a regular schedule (Saturdays), plus selected additional days and afternoon luncheons. Meals are cooked on board.
Charlotte; The Old Road Dinner Train; Charlotte Southern Railroad; 451 North Cochrane Avenue (M-50); 888/467-2451;
www.murdermysterytrain.com: Year-around on a varying schedule, offers Murder Mystery runs and selected specials, all accompanied by meals cooked on board.
MINNESOTA
Duluth; North Shore Scenic Railroad’s Elegant Dinner Train; 506 West Michigan St.; 800/423-1273 or 218/722- 1273;
www.lsrm.org: Seasonal (August to October) on a regular schedule that includes meals cooked on board by local celebrity Executive Chefs from Duluth’s finest restaurants. Also operates four Murder on the Disoriented Express runs (August 13-16), a Fall Beer Tasting Train (September), Family Pizza Trains (late May through Labor Day), a Two Harbors Train with a two-hour layover for lunch, and a Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast combination run to Two Harbors, Minnesota (June through October) (call 888.832.5606 for reservations).
MISSOURI
Belton; Belton, Grandview & Kansas City Railroad; 502 Walnut; 816/331-0630;
www.beltonrailroad.org: Seasonal (June through August) on a regular schedule, typically operates the Family Food and Fun Train offering hot dogs prepared by a local restaurateur and served with chips and soda at your seat. May offer BBQ trains as well. Check the website for the 2012 schedule.
Branson; Ozark Zephyr; Branson Scenic Railways; 206 E. Main Street; 800/287- 2462 or 417/334-6110;
www.bransontrain .com: Seasonal (April 7 through November 3) every Saturday night, catered dinner on board, with the train timed to return for Branson shows. On daily (except Sunday) excursions (March through early- December) the galley car Silver Lake offers prepared continental breakfasts, lunches, and snacks.
Columbia; Columbia Star Dinner Train; 6501 Brown Station Road; 877/236-8511 or 573/474-2223;
www.dinnertrain.com: Year- around Friday and Saturday dinner trains, Sunday Brunch trains, and occasional special event trains, meals prepared on board.
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