The free holiday train show is returning in New York! Here is the opening date...
The Holiday Train Show, one of New York's beloved holiday traditions, opens its doors at Grand Central Terminal on November 13, 2026. The exhibition, featuring miniature trains, snowy landscapes, and New York's iconic buildings, will be free to visit until February 2027.

One of New York's most beloved holiday events, the Holiday Train Show, is preparing to meet visitors for the 22nd time this year. The exhibition, organized by the New York Transit Museum, will open at Grand Central Terminal on Friday, November 13, 2026.
At the free‑entry event, miniature replicas of New York's iconic buildings, historic subway cars, and winter‑themed scenes will offer visitors a nostalgic experience.
10,5 Meter Long Miniature Railway Grabs Attention
Among the highlights of this year's exhibition is a two‑story miniature railway about 10,5 meters long. Models of old New York subway cars and Metro‑North trains will also be on display.
Visitors will also be able to watch the famous Polar Express travel toward the snowy North Pole. In addition to miniature versions of New York's iconic landmarks, the exhibition will feature new store and building models prepared by local artist Danny Cortes.
Open for Visits Until February 2027
The exhibition to be held in the Shuttle Passage section of the New York Transit Museum Gallery and Store at Grand Central Terminal is expected to continue until February 2027.
The event is among the standout options for both families with children and those looking to experience something different during the holiday season.
Holiday Train Show visit information:
Opening date:13 November 2026 Friday
Address: Grand Central Terminal, New York Transit Museum Gallery and Store, Shuttle Passage
Admission fee: Free
Weekday hours:10.00-19.30
Weekend hours:10:00-18:00
Estimated completion date:February 2027
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