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Festive Fridays with Santa Limited: Holiday Fun at the Northwest Railway Museum

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The Northwest Railway Museum invites families to enjoy its festive Santa Limited train rides on December 6th, 13th, and 20th, with hourly departures from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This holiday event allows families to board at the North Bend depot for a scenic ride to the Railway History Campus. Once there, guests can indulge in warm drinks and free cookies or explore the Train Shed Exhibit Hall, filled with decorated train cars and seasonal activities. A major attraction is the chance to meet Santa in the Messenger of Peace Chapel Car, where he listens to children's wishes and presents early gifts. Attendees will also receive complimentary family photos to capture the magic of the day.

Celebrating its 55th year, this beloved tradition emphasizes its significance in the local community. Tickets are currently on sale at trainmuseum. org, encouraging early purchase to secure participation. The Northwest Railway Museum aims to create lasting holiday memories for families in the Snoqualmie Valley area.

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