You’ll Want To Board This Scenic Railcar Near Pittsburgh For An Unforgettable Adventure

Here comes Peter Cottontail hopping down the...got that little ditty in your head now? Now you can spend a delightful afternoon with the famous rabbit himself. Peter Cottontail won't be hopping down the bunny trail this March. Instead, he'll be strolling up and down the aisles of this charming train near Pittsburgh.

Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad's Peter Cottontail Express, less than two hours from downtown Pittsburgh, pulls out of Perry Street Station March 31, 2018.

The Easter-themed train near Pittsburgh promises fun for the whole family.

That rascally rabbit, Peter, will hop around the train, meeting and greeting each of the guests. All children will receive a small gift and...

Mr. Cottontail will pose for pictures that will help commemorate your adventure. The three-hour scenic ride also includes a (guess how many) jelly bean contest with prizes for the winners.

Snacks are available on the Railway Post Office Car. Choose from popcorn, chips, hot dogs, water, and pop.

The Peter Cottontail Express leaves the train station promptly at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 31, 2018. Guests must arrive one hour (noon) prior to departure time. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended as seats fill up quickly.

After your train ride, stop by the gift shop for souvenirs and to plan a return trip to Perry Street Station.

Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad's season kicks off on June 2, 2018. Days and hours vary depending on the month.

However, you might want to mark your calendar for one of the season's special events. July 6-8, for example, features World War II Remembrance Weekend.

Several murder mystery dinners are also planned during the 2018 season. Murder mystery dinners feature a buffet dinner, dessert, a train ride, and a show.

Address

Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad

409 S Perry Street

Titusville, PA 16354

814-676-1733

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Are you ready for a spring adventure with Peter Cottontail aboard this train near Pittsburgh? Or, if you're up for an Easter egg hunt and a train ride with the kids, hop aboard the Easter Eggspress hosted by the Everett Railroad Company.