ROLLING VICTORY is a three-day living history event celebrating American military, railroad, and home front history featuring vintage train rides, World War II reenactors, battles, a 1940s Dinner and Dance, classic automobiles, and an immersive and educational experience for all ages in Pleasant Lake, Indiana. Guests are encouraged, but not required, to dress in period-appropriate clothing for the occasion.
The historic community of Pleasant Lake, Indiana will be transformed into a homefront village and WWII encampment during the 1940s featuring immersive exhibits, historic demonstrations, displays, food, and demonstrations. A 10% military discount is available for all service members.
Passengers can board the Victory Flyer and arrive at a US Army camp, take an hour-long train ride to the fighting front aboard the "Toot Sweet" Express to witness Germans and Allied battling over a strategic rail yard, enjoy a three-hour excursion behind a 1940s steam locomotive aboard The Limited, and attend a 1940s Dinner & Dance featuring a big band orchestra at Pleasant Lake on Saturday evening. On-site food service vendors include Baker's Dozen Donuts, Scoops Ice Cream, and Gump's Smokin' BBQ.🎟️ – Contact the Ticket Agent⚠️ – FAQ, Rules, and SafetyADA ACCOMMODATIONS
Due to its historic nature, the Indiana Rail Experience is not traditionally ADA-accessible. A limited number of ADA seats are available only in Deluxe Coach for Friday night's steam excursion "The Limited." We cannot guarantee accessibility on any other passenger cars used on excursions, as they feature steep steps, narrow hallways, and doorways, as well as small restrooms which can present challenges for guests with limited mobility. Don't hesitate to get in touch with our ticket agent before purchasing for questions on accommodations or to ensure the availability of our wheelchair lifts ahead of your arrival. Click here to view.POLICIES, TERMS, CONDITIONS, SAFETY REGULATIONS, AND REFUNDSBy purchasing, you agree to review and consent to our policies, terms, conditions, and safety regulations: Click here to view.
