1 / 3Pacific Coast Railroad
đ Santa Margarita, CA
Narrow-gauge steam railroad at Santa Margarita Ranch with three engines and four restored passenger coaches originally built for Disneyland's 1955 opening. Scenic loop through open meadows and mountain views.
Riding the steam engine train is delightful. The passenger cars were originally built in 1955 for Disneyland's opening... they were in service there for many years. The pastoral scenery is a perfect.setting for the steam train.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for train-enthusiast families and anyone drawn to living railway history â the 1955 Disneyland provenance is genuine and tangible on board. Older children who can sit through a scenic loop will get the most from it. Food options are minimal so plan meals before or after the ride.
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David Anderson
2 years ago
âRiding the steam engine train is delightful. The passenger cars were originally built in 1955 for Disneyland's opening... they were in service there for many years. The pastoral scenery is a perfect.setting for the steam train.â
Debe Daly
2 years ago
âMy family enjoyed the train experience. Being the first year, I can understand the negatives. This event will get better each year. Especially if they improve the food situation.â
Andrew Fleshman (AJ)
a year ago
âawesome place, had a lot of fun. super nice people too.â
James Ransome
2 years ago
âLooking forward to another visitâ
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Overview
Pacific Coast Railroad runs a narrow-gauge steam train loop around Santa Margarita Ranch, pulling four passenger coaches that rode Disneyland's original Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad from 1955. The pastoral setting delivers wide-open meadow and mountain views on every pass. Public event days run throughout the year, and private charter bookings are available for groups.