The facility contains over 90 scale model trains operating on more than 2 miles of track.
The model railroad layout utilizes over 30,000 pounds of ballast and 28,000 trees.
The A-Maze-N Funhouse includes a mirror maze and a 'clown college' themed room.
The display recreates various American landscapes, including regions of the Midwest and the Southwest.
The museum portion highlights the evolution of rail technology including the transition from wood-burning locomotives to diesel engines.
EnterTRAINment Junction features the world's largest indoor train display, covering 25,000 square feet of interconnected model railroads. The facility includes a walk-through A-Maze-N Funhouse, which utilizes a variety of illusions, mirrors, and sensory challenges. The Train Journey museum provides an educational look at the history of American railroading from the early steam era to modern transit. Children can explore the 'Imagination Junction' play area, designed specifically for younger visitors to engage with interactive train-themed activities. A replica of a historic Cincinnati main street from the early 20th century is integrated into the layout. The venue is housed in a large industrial-style warehouse space in West Chester Township. On-site facilities include a cafe offering standard snack bar fare and designated party rooms for events. The site functions as a year-round indoor destination suitable for families and hobbyists. It serves as a major regional hub for model railroading enthusiasts in the Greater Cincinnati area.
The elevated viewing platforms overlooking the massive main model train layout.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the model railroad layout requires significant walking to see the full extent of the tracks.
Check the event calendar online before visiting to avoid days when sections may be reserved for private birthday parties or large group events.
Bring a camera with a macro lens if you want to capture the detailed architectural models within the train display.
Do not attempt to touch the miniature displays, as the tracks and scenery are fragile and easily damaged.
Operating schedule varies by season; typically closed on specific weekdays during non-peak winter months.
