Tweetsie Railroad theme park in Western NC to be closed longer than expected after Helene
Guests walk past the Number 12 steam engine at the Tweetsie Railroad. The North Carolina attraction opened in 1957 with a one ...
Tweetsie Railroad announces reopening date
Beloved mountain theme park Tweetsie Railroad announced Friday it plans to reopen on Friday, November 29. The railroad in ...
Tweetsie Railroad to remain closed for fall season after Helene
Our hearts are with everyone affected by this disaster, and we remain committed to standing alongside our neighbors ...
Tweetsie Railroad closed as portions of park are still without power
BLOWING ROCK, N.C. — Tweetsie Railroad will not be open the weekend of Oct. 11-13 for Daytime or Ghost train operations due ...
Ride into spooky season on Tweetsie Railroad Ghost Train
Tweetsie Railroad's spooky autumn tradition, the Ghost Train, returns to the rails every Friday and Saturday evening, from ...
Storm damage at Tweetsie Railroad, Biltmore and other Western NC landmarks after Helene
Here’s the latest on storm damage and closures at popular attractions around Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
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Tweetsie Railroad Launches $10,000 Matching Challenge For Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts
Tweetsie Railroad has announced the launch of the #TweetsieMatchingChallenge to support local disaster relief efforts in the aftermath of the recent hurricane.
Tweetsie Railroad to remain closed for the rest of the Fall season due to Helene
Due to Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact to the High County and widespread damage, Tweetsie Railroad will remain closed ...
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Tweetsie Railroad theme park in Western NC to be closed longer than expected after Helene
Aug. 30, historic engines No. 12 and N. 190 will work in tandem at Tweetsie Railroad, together pulling one train. Tweetsie Railroad Two weeks after the storm swept through as a tropical storm ...
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Tweetsie Railroad theme park in Western NC to be closed longer than expected after Helene
Two weeks after the storm swept through as a tropical storm, the team behind Tweetsie Railroad, North Carolina’s first amusement park, announced it will remain closed through the fall for ...