No Pets Allowed, Service Dogs Are Welcome

Weekends only 11am - 4pm every half hour.

OPENING DAY 2025 - EASTER BUNNY EXPRESS TRAINS!
Join us Saturday April 12th & 19th and Sunday the 13th and 20th (Easter Sunday) for the return of the Easter Bunny Express! Take a nice train ride and get a visit by the Easter Bunny onboard!
Trains with the Easter Bunny onboard will be operating every half hour from 11:00am to 4:00pm!
These trains are weather permitting so please check this page for updates as the event gets closer.
Tickets available for purchase the day of at the ticket office only.
Ticket office is located across from the water tower.
NOTICE: The unfortunate temporary closing of Allaire Village until 8/6 does NOT affect the Pine Creek Railroad, which will still be operating trains on the weekends on our regular schedule, with trains operating on the half hour between 11:00 am and 4:00 pm weather permitting.
As a reminder: The Pine Creek Railroad is a division of the New Jersey Museum of Transportation, A not for profit organization that is fully operated by volunteers and receives no state or federal funding. We are and always have been a separate organization from the Village and the Park itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the trains run?

Normally our train rides run weekends from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, every half-hour. Different times apply for Special Events. All events subject to change or cancellation without notice. For up-to-date details, please check our Facebook page.

How long is the ride?

About 15 minutes.

How much are tickets?

$6.00 per person 3 years and older;
$2.00 for children under 3 years.
Different rates apply for our Special Events.

Tickets cannot be used on a different date due to restrictions on the number of people allowed on the train.

Where do we purchase tickets?

Tickets are available at the ticket booth.

Where is the museum?

Where is the museum? You're standing in it! NJMT is a "working museum": the train and all of the buildings on the public area are historical. There's no large building full of artifacts; ride the train and walk around the public area to enjoy our museum.

Where Memories are made, Andrew as a young boy and now as a parent with his children.