Forest Park Miniature Railroad

Fun 50 minutes ride. It stops for a quick bite for around 10 minutes mid way. Route is scenic as it goes along the Trinity River and the park. Kids would love this. There's a seat belt too for safety and would recommend strapping the kids at least

My son is 3 years old this is the first time he had ever been on a train my grandson is two and he was also on the train both of the boys absolutely loved it it was slow enough to enjoy but fast enough for them not to get bored. The scenery was great I love that it is an hour-long ride it is worth the money. You do have to go down by the zoo to pay for the tickets for the train at a kiosk but it was quick and easy and I really enjoyed this this was the very first time I've ever ridden this train.

The Forest Park Miniature Train was such a fun surprise! 🚂 Perfect for kids and adults, this ride is a mix of adventure and relaxation. The train is colorful, smooth, and even has seat belts. It crosses the Trinity River, passes two kids’ parks and a duck pond. We went on a cloudy weekday, so basically had the train all to ourselves. About halfway through, there’s a 5-10 minute stop where you can grab a snack or stretch your legs before continuing the journey. The whole ride lasts around 40 minutes, with trains leaving at the top of each hour. The staff and conductor were super friendly, making the experience feel extra special. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for kids (with a $2 card surcharge), and honestly, it’s worth every penny for the smiles and memories. Highly recommend if you’re in the Fort Worth area!

A joyful experience for family. A little short distance (45 minutes) in all, but some fresh air is nice to inhale.

Fun ride for kids of all ages! They have recently added seat belts. The ride crosses the Trinity river and had a snack stop. It's about an hour ride with trains leaving at the top of the hour. Friendly staff and good ride passes two kids parks and a duck pond. You may also see the grapevine train go across the raised trestle bridge if you go on the Saturday. Good luck

The owners need to do better with the unpredictable schedule and long wait. We went one weekend in late December and the train was completely off schedule. Families were waiting an hour or more in line. Children were crying and cranky, parents were exhausted. People who already paid leaving the line out of sheer frustration. There was no management over how many passengers can realistically get on each hour and no ability to book for the time you wanted to ride, just show up and hope you can get on the next one or wait another hour or two. I know you are trying to make money off of snack shack visit mid ride but it’s a horribly idea to make people wait in yet another long and slow line for snacks. There was no control over the schedule as the conductor now has to wait for everyone to be done with the snack shack line before taking everyone back to the station. Our ride took 1.5 hours so the poor families at the station were waiting over two hours! It’s hard to recommend this experience to friends knowing the people who run this are not committed to providing a quality experience for families, who are the majority of the customers. Do better.

I had such a great time! Sucks that I can't take my best friend (pet) to the train! They only allow service dogs, NO PETS!! The snacks are kinda pricey, but overall, I had such an amazing time!!!

03/20/2025 Websight is updated got here at 9:50am it's open and taking passengers. Nice ride a bit cold this morning. Great view of the park. Tickets are at a kiosk, credit, or cash. Does not take Discover or AMEX. Snack shop in Trinity Park accepts credirt and cash, train stops for a couple of minutes then off again.