The Scenic Train Ride In Florida That Runs Year-Round
Marisa Roman
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If you’re train enthusiasts like we are, and you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind Florida adventure, we have the perfect place for you and your family. Largo Central Railroad in Largo, FL has been riding the rails with its guests every year since 1991. While this railroad experience might be on the… well, miniature… side, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t offer a spectacular experience for both kids and adults every single month. Come with us to check out one of the best miniature train rides in Florida.
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Learn more about taking the Largo train by visiting its website.
Have you ever been to Largo Central Railroad in Florida and gone on one of the miniature train rides? Share your experience with us in the comments section! If you know someone who loves miniature trains, then check out this perfect mini train gift. You can also check out this behind-the-scenes look with this video by Tampa Bay Steve:
Looking for more rails? Check out these train day trips in Florida.
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