The Continental - Summer Edition
A pastry experience with an 80-minute scenic train ride—private tables for two or four guests.
About
All Aboard The Continental
Climb aboard The Continental and traverse picturesque landscapes of lush forests, expansive farmland, and vibrant wildlife.
While onboard, indulge in a delightful breakfast selection featuring an assortment of baked goods and fresh fruit from The Quaker Baker, served alongside coffee, tea, orange juice. All service takes place in our luxurious 1930s-era table car, designed for relaxed sightseeing and conversation.
This excursion is BYOB, allowing guests to personalize their experience with their beverage of choice.
Please note: food items may contain or come into contact with milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, and/or sesame. Unfortunately, substitutions are not available.
>### First-Class Private Table - "Woodstown"
Our Table Car "Woodstown" is our premium seating option and gives passengers a true first-class experience. This car features rich mahogany woodwork, brass fixtures, ambient lighting, and large booth-style tables provide comfortable seating for up to four guests, offering privacy, space, and a true first-class atmosphere.
Highlights
This experience offers an elevated, slow‑morning indulgence crafted for guests who appreciate quiet luxury and intentional travel. From the moment you settle into graceful first‑class table seating, the atmosphere recalls the golden age of rail dining—where conversation flows easily and time feels unhurried. A thoughtfully curated Continental presentation adds a refined yet comforting touch, perfectly suited to the warm mahogany interiors, soft lighting, and vintage details of a restored 1930s‑era table car. Designed as a peaceful escape from the everyday, the experience is deliberately intimate and uncrowded, with the freedom to enhance the journey by bringing your own favorite beverage. Limited‑capacity seating ensures privacy, presence, and a sense of exclusivity throughout the ride.
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