SUGAR FEST TRAINS
OFFERINGS
Friday, March 13th
Saturday, March 14th
ACCOMMODATIONS
• SUGAR FEST LOCAL
Children 3-and-under ride free.
$50.00 per person
• SUGAR FEST SPRITZER
All first class tickets include light refreshments, snacks, and appetizers.
Open Air & Deluxe Coach Offerings:
– Open Air Car | Car 2374: $65.00
– Deluxe Coach | Car 1002: $65.00
– Deluxe Coach | Car 843: $65.00
First Class Car Offerings:
– Palmdale Table Package (Seats Four): $340.00
– Bay Biscayne Lounge Seat: $75.00
– Bay Biscayne Observation Section Seat: $105.00
– Private Pullman Car Clewiston: $1,550.00
OUR HOMETOWN'S SWEETEST EVENT!
One Festival, Two Train Events!
South Central Florida’s steam-powered excursion train returns to Clewiston in 2026 with two distinct experiences during the Clewiston Sugar Festival — one spirited, one family-friendly, both wrapped in old-fashioned railroading charm.
The SUGAR FEST SPRITZER is a relaxed, two-hour evening excursion through the surrounding farmland, designed for guests looking to sip, stroll, and savor the ride. All First Class tickets include light refreshments, snacks, and appetizers, with additional beverages available for purchase on board.
The SUGAR FEST LOCAL offers 1.5-hour roundtrip excursions from Clewiston, perfect for families, festival-goers, and anyone wanting a taste of steam-era railroading.
From the steady cadence of the rails to the drift of steam drifting across the cane fields, Sugarfest Train Rides are less about getting somewhere and more about remembering how travel used to feel.
Take a tour of our train here.
All reservations must be made online through our booking system. Please refresh or reload your browser to ensure you’re receiving the most up-to-date information.
PARKING & BOARDING
All Sugar Express trains departing Clewiston board at 165 Basilan Crescent, Clewiston, Florida 33440. Please park and board only where posted signage is present, and arrive with plenty of time to park, check in, and board your train.
Our excursion train includes steep steps, narrow hallways and doorways, and small restrooms, which may present challenges for guests with limited mobility. Passengers should plan accordingly and contact us in advance to discuss any special needs or assistance.
Because of the unique railroad environment, all guests must wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels are not permitted. Boarding and detraining areas may have uneven surfaces, large gravel, and high steps, and walking is required at all locations. By purchasing tickets and attending, you agree to review and accept our Terms & Conditions.
