On September 24th, the night before my birthday, Tweetsie’s Ghost Train 2021 opening night was held in 50 degree weather, the crew had put a few creepy features like the smoke-breathing skull and the No.13 head light number on Tweetsie’s narrow gauge 2-8-2, 190. To start, instead of lining up at the park entrance, we were directed to the gate next to the funnel cake stand within the park. Then a firework shot up into the air and we were let inside before the Ghost Train rolled into town. I’ll admit that I got frightened myself, what I will not tell is where or when it happened. Tweetsie did an outstanding job as always and if you haven’t already, consider taking a trip there (with those who think they’re up for it). Things are always changing at Tweetsie so ya might wanna take more then 1 visit.
0:00. Special Intro
0:35. Ghost train arrives
2:18. Haunted House
3:33. Boneyard
4:20. Dead Horse Trestle
5:20. Ghost Train rolls into Main Street
6:34. Ghost Train Ride
12:50. Arranging cars and packing it in