Austin Steam Train Association - Austin's Favorite Vintage Train
All aboard Austin’s moving museum! From family fun to wine tastings and themed adventures, our vintage train has something for everyone.
The Train - Austin Steam Train Association
All of our cars are climate controlled and restrooms are available throughout the train! Wheelchair-accessible seating is available in the Buckeye Trail and Eagle Cliff cars.
About ASTA - Austin Steam Train Association
The mission of the Austin Steam Train Association is to preserve, interpret and re-create the first-hand experience of historic steam-era railroading for the enjoyment and edification of today’s …
Rides & Special Events - Austin Steam Train Association
Thank you for your interest in special events on the Austin Steam Train! We run year round, so there is always fun to catch on board the train. Please click the menu on the right to learn …
Make Reservations - Austin Steam Train Association
Violations of the rules, policies, and/or Crew member instructions may result in removal from the train. Friendly Reminder: We’re a cashless organization! All major cards and tap-to-pay …
Hours & Contact - Austin Steam Train Association
The Austin Steam Train Association is open from Wednesday–Friday, 10 AM–4 PM (Closed for lunch from 12–1 PM) and also hour prior to each train departure. We are located at 401 E. …
Museum - Austin Steam Train Association
Austin Steam Train Association 401 E. Whitestone Blvd., Ste C-100, Cedar Park TX 78613 Directions can be found HERE. Museum Hours of Operation: 10am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm …
Frequently Asked Questions - Austin Steam Train Association
Many of our special events like the North Pole Flyer, Princess Flyer and Beer Train take the Bertram Flyer route, but each train is different. Please visit …
Hill Country Flyer - Austin Steam Train Association
Your journey begins at the Austin Steam Train Association’s Cedar Park Depot and takes you on a 66-mile round trip aboard our beautifully restored vintage train.
Locomotives - Austin Steam Train Association
In 1989 the SP 786 was leased to the newly-formed Austin Steam Train Association and was removed from display the following year. Restoration of the locomotive began in June of 1990 …