
WINTER EVENT SCHEDULE
The Museum is open to Event Ticket Holders only through January 2, 2024
Museum Grounds – Reopen to the Public January 2, 2024
Museum Store – Reopens January 2, 2024 9:00AM – 4:30PM
Weekend Train & Trolley Operations – Resume January 6, 2024
2201 S. “A” Street, Perris CA 92570
Hours may vary during special events
Helpful Tips When Visiting
Getting Here
- Plan your drive and check traffic by using a map application such as Google Maps
- Address 2201 South A St, Perris CA 92570
- Museum parking is free!
Enjoying Your Time At the Museum
- Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly by using a weather application such as weather.com
- Inland Empire weather can vary greatly, so sunscreen and/or extra layers may be necessary
- Some events have TIMED TICKETS; if this is the case please arrive an hour before your timed departure
- Regular weekend train and trolley rides, as well as some events, do not have timed tickets, in this instance please observe the event page and/or event schedule for departure times
- Familiarize yourself with the venue through our interactive map
- During the week exhibits are accessible through a docent led tour
- On the weekends select exhibits are opened
- Grizzly Flats (Narrow Gauge Collection): 11:30am-4:30pm
- Carbarn 1 (Los Angeles Railway Collection): 10am-5:00pm
- Middleton: depending on volunteer availability
- Fred Harvey Museum: depending on volunteer availability
- Carbarn 4 (Steam Locomotive and Pacific Electric Collection): depending on volunteer availability
Accessibility
- Please note: there are NO PETS allowed on Museum Grounds but Service Animals specifically trained to aid a person with a disability are welcome.
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A Wheelchair Lift is available for mainline trains upon request. Our Historical Trolleys are not wheelchair accessible.
- The following Museum Exhibits are fully accessible via wheelchair:
- Grizzly Flats
- Carhouse 1
- Carhouse 4
- Machine Shop
Safety
- Please remember that the Museum is an actual operating railroad and guests need to be aware of and respect the right-of-way, always stop, look, and listen at each track crossing
- As an operating railroad the Museum is required to follow all guidelines and mandates set forth by the Federal Railroad Administration and the US Department of Transportation
- More information regarding COVID-19 guidance can be found here, as well as on our website’s COVID 19 page.