Napa Valley: Wine Train

• * Tables may be shared with other parties. Parties of 4 will always be seated at the same table * Service animals are permitted, certification must be brought along Bringing children: * Babies under 12 months are free, no ticket or prior notification of attendance required, but they obviously don't receive any food * Strollers and carriers are not permitted. Booster seats are available * Please consider if your child will be able to relax on the train for three hours * Due to the general movement of the train or the rare potential for a sudden stop, children cannot walk about the cars unattended * Children's menus are not available, but many menu items can be adapted to suit a child's tastes * Diaper changing is not permitted on the train due to food service and the bathrooms being small. McKinstry Street Station has a diaper changing station in the restroom Infants under one year old join for free, no ticket needed. Please check the **Additional Information** section if you're planning on bringing children. Lunch: * Show your smartphone voucher at the Napa Valley Wine Train Station. Make sure to be on time. Check-in starts 1 hour before departure. You will be back at 14:30 Dinner: * Show your smartphone ticket at the Napa Valley Wine Train Station. Make sure to be on time. Check-in starts 1 hour before departure. You will be back at 20:30 * There is no enforced dress code, but you are encouraged to dress for the occasion. Bring an extra layer of clothes to ensure you're warm enough on board. Comfortable shoes are recommended * Smoking is not permitted in the station, on the trains, or on the outside observation deck of the train * Corkage fee of $20.00 per 750ml bottle, $30 for a magnum-sized bottle. If you bring one bottle of wine on board and buy a bottle on board, the corkage for the bottle brought on board will be waived
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