Indiana's Superhero Express Train Ride with Superheroes

Your kids can learn how to be a superhero by some of their favorite superheroes on the Superhero Express train ride in Indiana.

Superheroes are as popular now as they ever were. With the success of all the Marvel and DC Comics movies, children (and adults) are captivated by all things superheroes. Many kids like to dress up as their favorite superheroes and pretend to have powers around the house. I was one of those kids. So if you have a child who is obsessed with superheroes, you have the chance to give them an experience with some of their favorite superheroes right here in Indiana on an epic train ride.

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All Aboard the Superhero Express!

You can tap into your superhero skills and even get tips from some superheroes during a 65 minute train ride coming to Noblesville mid-September. The Superhero Express will be at the Nickel Plate Express from Sept. 16th through 17th.

Hop aboard for a fun filled train ride! Start your day with training camp, where your favorite superheroes will teach superhero combat moves! Each young superhero will receive a cape upon completion of combat camp! Then, ride the rails for a fun-filled train ride with your new superhero friends. All children will receive a juice box and superhero fruit snacks. Additional beverages including beer, wine, soda and cocktails will be available onboard to purchase.

The Superhero Express will operate on Saturday, Sept. 16 at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m., as well as on Sunday, Sept. 17 at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Tickets for the Superhero Express start at $35 per person.

You can learn more about the Superhero Express at the Nickel Plate Express in Noblesville, Indiana by clicking here.

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