Frequently Asked Questions

A trackless train is a road-going, rubber-tired vehicle designed to look like a small train, but it doesn’t run on rails. It’s mostly used for tourism, recreation, and short-distance passenger transport, not as real rail transit.

What it is

• Powered by diesel, gasoline, electric, or battery
   
• Drives on regular roads or paved paths
   
• Pulls one or more carriages behind a locomotive-style front
   
• Steered like a bus or truck
   

Common Uses

• 🎡 Tourist attractions & city sightseeing
   
• 🏖️ Resorts, zoos, amusement parks
   
• 🏫 Campuses, airports, large facilities
   
• 🎉 Events, parades, festivals
   
• 🏘️ Pedestrian zones or historic districts
   

Types

1. Tourist road trains – classic “sightseeing” style
    
2. Electric trackless trains – quiet, zero-emission (popular in parks)
    
3. Industrial people movers – functional, less decorative
    
4. Children’s trains – small-scale amusement rides
    

Advantages

• No rail infrastructure needed
   
• Lower cost than trams or light rail
   
• Flexible routes
   
• Easy maintenance
   

Limitations

• Not suitable for high-speed or mass transit
   
• Lower capacity than real trains
   
• Mostly short-range

Send us an email through our get in touch link and provide us with information about your event. Eg: Your contact information, date and time of your event, duration of your event, location and approximately how many children.

You can cancel your rental up to 2 hours before on the day of your event. We understand that the weather and other unforeseen circumstances happen so try to give us as much of a notice as possible.