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Heber Valley Railroad to Host Halloween Train Event

By Utah News Staff · August 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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Heber Valley Railroad to Host Halloween Train Event
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The Heber Valley Railroad is offering a 90-minute Halloween Train experience in Heber, Utah. The event features costumed characters and is designed to be family-friendly.

Key takeaways

  • The 90-minute Halloween Train features costumed characters like wizards and dragons.
  • The event is described as fun and not scary, suitable for kids and adults.
  • Trips are scheduled for Monday, Thursday, and Friday nights in October.
  • The excursion departs from the Heber Valley Train Depot.

The Heber Valley Railroad is hosting a Halloween Train event in Heber, Utah. According to information on the Go Heber Valley website, the 90-minute excursion is intended for both children and adults.

The train trip features costumed characters, including monsters, ghosts, dragons, wizards, and roaming zombies. The railroad describes the experience as fun and not scary, making it suitable for a family outing or a costumed date night.

According to the railroad's general schedule, the event is scheduled for Monday, Thursday, and Friday nights in October. The scheduled trips are set to depart at 7:00 pm and conclude at 8:30 pm.

The Halloween Train departs from the Heber Valley Train Depot located at 450 South 600 West, Heber, Utah 84032.

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