Lake Superior
Railroad Museum

Visitor Info

Museum open 7-days-a-week, 10am-5pm

See hours below for holiday/event related special hours or closures.

The Lake Superior Railroad Museum is just one of four exhibiting organizations in the Historic Union Depot in downtown Duluth. As one of Duluth’s most affordable attractions it also offers more to do under one roof than any other attraction. The Lake Superior Railroad Museum is the highlight of everyone’s visit, but be sure to plan on exploring all there is to do at Duluth Depot. Pre-purchase your tickets for faster admission when you arrive, you can also purchase them at the ticket office.


 

Museum Hours and Tickets
Admission rates for the Lake Superior Railroad Museum:

  • Adults 14 and over – $14.00
  • Children 3 – 13 – $7.00
  • Children 2 and under – Free

 

Hours:

  • 10am – 5pm daily (Open until 6pm if an evening train excursion is operating)
  • Holiday Closures: Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day,
    New Years Eve, New Years Day
  • Event Closures: For Christmas City Express weekends (11/29 to 12/21), the museum will close at 4 pm on Fridays and 3 pm on Saturdays.
  • Weather closings: Museum only closes if the Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) closes/cancels bus service due to snow.

 

Discounts:

  • Active Duty Military and Veterans receive $1 off per ticket with ID
  • With a train ticket for the North Shore Scenic Railroad, museum passes are 50% off
  • There are no AAA, Senior, or AARP discounts

 

Group Rates
Group Rates vary. More information can be found here, or to schedule a group of at least 20 people or more, call (218) 733-7594 or email: josh@duluthtrains.com

 

Parking:

  • The Depot complex has two City-Operated parking ramps on both sides of the building. They each have a pay station, with free parking in the evenings and Sundays (please read signs and pay accordingly).
  • Off-street parking is also available infront of the Depot, with meters
  • Trains are on Track-Level, and you can enter directly into the train museum by coming in through the North Shore Scenic Railroad station lobby.
    >> Specific directions can be found here <<