Timetable
On the white days:
There are no public train rides on white days. Our museum grounds are closed.
On the yellow days:
On yellow days, a steam train runs twice from Goes to Hoedekenskerke and back, according to the times below:
The museum grounds in Goes are open from 10:00-17:30 on the yellow days.
On the purple days:
On the purple days, two steam trains and three diesel railcars run from Goes to Hoedekenskerke and back every day, according to the times below:
The museum grounds in Goes are open from 10:00-17:30 on the purple days.
On the green days:
On green days, we run dinner rides (in the evening). You travel by steam train (15 March) or by historic diesel rail car ‘anno 1927’ (other dinner rides) from Goes to Hoedekenskerke, where a delicious meal is ready. This alternates between buffet, barbecue and mussel rides.
A description and timetable of the dinner rides can be found on the events page from February.
The museum grounds in Goes will be open on the green days from 16:30-17:30.
On the blue days:
On blue days, the event ‘Plumes in the Pluimweide’ takes place in Hoedekenskerke, next to the steam train station. During this event, Mini Trains will take centre stage.
The content of this event will be published later on the events page
Steam trains and diesel railcars will run between Goes and Hoedekenskerke, following the same timetable as on the purple days.
The museum grounds in Goes will be open on the blue days from 10:00-17:30.
On the grey days:
On grey days, the Halloweenexpress runs, the scariest and darkest train of the year! The programme will be published in September.
Timetable
Operating days calendar 2025
The riding season starts on 15 March. We then ride on the coloured days in the calendar. On those days, the museum grounds in Goes will also be open.
For opening hours and departure times, see the coloured boxes on this page.
On the white days we are closed and there are no public train rides, but groups can book a private train then (subject to availability). See also the page Your own train
European Rural Development Fund: 
These activities are made possible in part by a subsidy from the province of Zeeland
