
Locomotive 6060 Specials Schedule
All trains depart and return to Stettler, Alberta
(Updated:
Monday August 30, 2010)
The destination for Alberta Prairie excursions is Big Valley.
This community was the divisional point for the Canadian Northern Railway
in the early 1900s. Feature attractions include restored railway station,
roundhouse interpretive centre, St. Edmund Church and Jimmy Jock Boardwalk.
PUBLIC
TIMETABLES
It
is anticipated that the Rocky Mountain Rail Society’s steam-locomotive No. 6060
will pull the following APST excursion trains. Please keep in mind that
Alberta Prairie reserves the right
to substitute trips to different destinations and to use alternative locomotives
in cases of mechanical failure. Inclusions on all excursions are subject to
change without notice, discount, or refund should circumstances arise which
would prevent the delivery of such things as a train being powered by Locomotive
No. 6060.
There are no more of this popular style of excursions planned for this
summer. Watch for their return next season.
PUBLIC TIME TABLES
Alberta Prairie reserves the right to substitute excursions
to destinations other than those shown in this schedule and to use alternative
motive of power in case of mechanical failure.
RESERVATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED
Reservations can be arranged by phone using MasterCard
or VISA. Although we can usually accommodate passengers without reservations,
we do sell out and a reservation guarantees seating.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
Cancellations will be accepted up until 24 hours prior
to departure. No refunds will be made with less than 24 hours notice. Cancellations
received less than seven (7) days prior will be issued a voucher of equal
value for a future trip. With less than five (5) days notice, it may not
be possible to seat passengers with their group. Please try to reserve
the required number of seats with original booking.
RECOMMENDED TRAVEL TIMES
A leisurely drive from Calgary will take approximately
three hours and, from Edmonton, two and one-half hours.
ALBERTA PRAIRIE COUNTRY DINNERS
Dinners are buffet style, served at the hall in community
named and are prepared by the people of that community. Meals usually include
Alberta beef, potato, roll, salad, vegetables and dessert.
FINE RAILWAY DINING (Winter Excursions only)
Dinners include a five-course meal with a choice of three
different entrees, wine and entertainment.
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