WHAT'S ON
With the support of its volunteers, Mornington Tourist Railway operates four standard excursion train rides along the original Mornington branch line every Sunday of the month.
Depart Moorooduc10:30am, 12:00pm, 1:45pm every Sunday
Return Mornington11:00am, 12:30pm, 1:45pm every Sunday
Our excursion train rides include K Class steam locomotive, heritage diesel locomotives, lovingly restored heritage carriages and rolling stock – some more than 100 years old.
Adult$27.00
Child (3-16 years) $16.00
Family (inc. 2 adults & 2 children)$70.00
Concession$22.00
Children under 3 years
and Companion card holdersFREE
Online bookings are preferred for all excursion train rides although a very small number of tickets are available at the railway booking office to accommodate any walk-up customers on the day.
Online bookings close 30 minutes before each departure from Moorooduc Station.
Prices may vary for our Special Event rides.
We accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express.
No ATM facilities or cash out.
Moorooduc
460 Moorooduc Highway
(enter via Two Bays Road)
Mt Eliza Regional Park
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Mornington
Watt Road,
Mornington
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Tanti Park
Bungower Road,
Mornington
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Parking
FREE Parking available
at Moorooduc, Tanti Park
and Mornington Stations
Mornington Tourist Railway complies with Victorian Department of Health regulations.
Wheelchair access is available with manual chairs recommended due to the narrow width of the carriages.
For those wishing to explore all the wonderful cafes, shops and beaches that Mornington township has to offer, a complimentary shuttle bus service operates on selected days from Mornington Station.
For information on our shuttle service, contact us
Our Moorooduc Station is our main depot and includes:
On Bungower Road (unmanned station with restricted parking only).
No ticketing or facilities are available at this station.
New Mornington Station on Yuilles Road / Watt Road
For information on our stations, explore here
The entire team at the Mornington Tourist Railway want to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional lands of the Bunurong/Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. READ MORE
