The Wilmington & Western is proud to offer the Parlor Car — the most recent addition to our fleet of rolling stock — as another way you can celebrate your next event on our rails! If you’re interested in having a private party aboard the train and you have a medium-sized group, the Parlor Car is the perfect choice. The Parlor Car also serves as the buffet car for any charter with onboard dining, as the chairs can be removed and the buffet can be set up down the middle of the car.

Features

  • Perfect for groups of 20-40 people
  • Need something smaller? Consider renting a Birthday Caboose
  • Varnished wood interior
  • Brass lighting fixtures
  • Ceiling fans
  • Wall-to-wall carpeting
  • Comfortable seating

2025 Pricing

Prices listed below include all fares. There is no additional per-person ticket fare for Parlor Car rentals. Unlike the Birthday Caboose, the Parlor Car cannot be rented on its own as a private charter. The Parlor Car can only be rented when it’s included on a regularly-scheduled train.

$550

$600

  • Parlor Car Rental as part of a regularly scheduled train to Hockessin, including the Hockessin Flyer.

$675

$700

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1601 Railroad Avenue
Wilmington, DE 19808
(302) 998-1930
Mon thru Fri: 10 am – 4 pm

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Greenbank Station (Boarding)

2201 Newport Gap Pike
(Route 41 North)
Wilmington, DE 19808

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Historic Red Clay Valley Inc.
P.O. Box 5787
Wilmington, DE 19808

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