Jackson Street Roundhouse Admission

$6 – $42.40 • Open Wednesdays & Saturdays • 10AM - 4PM • All Ages • Train Ride included Saturdays

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What to Expect

Spend the Day Traveling Through History at the Jackson Street Roundhouse!

Step into a world of railroad history and discover an unmatched experience at the Jackson Street Roundhouse in St. Paul, Minnesota. This unique museum is packed with opportunities for fun, exploration, and hands-on learning for train enthusiasts of all ages!

What Awaits You:

Behind-the-Scenes Tours: Get an exclusive look at the inner workings of a historic roundhouse and restoration projects in progress. Witness skilled craftsmen bringing vintage railway equipment back to life!

Interactive Train Exhibits: Dive into engaging displays showcasing local and regional railway history, where you can touch, explore, and learn at your own pace.

Kids' Zone: Let the little ones burn off steam with fun, train-themed activities designed just for them.

Depot Store: Shop for unique railway memorabilia, toys, and gifts to remember your visit.

Historic Train Cars: Marvel at over 50 vintage train cars, each with its own story, on-site and within our historic facility that's a vital piece of Twin Cities history.

Spend the day immersed in history, learning, and fun. Whether you're a lifelong rail fan or just looking for a unique adventure, the Jackson Street Roundhouse promises a memorable journey through time. Plan your visit today!

Includes

Admission to museum during operating hours on date selected.
15 minute Train Ride (Saturdays ONLY!)

Duration

All Day Admission • Open Year Round on Wednesdays & Saturdays • 10AM - 4PM

Address

Jackson Street Roundhouse: 193 Pennsylvania Ave E, St Paul, MN 55130

Pricing

Adult · Ages 18+$15
Student · Ages 6-15$10
Pre-K · Ages 3-5$5
Infant · Ages 0-3Free
Family of 4 Bundle · 2 Adults + 2 Children$40

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 1 day before the start time.

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