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Winter Park Ski Train Ridership More than Doubles in First Season of Lower Fares as State Officials Eye Further Expansion

  • The Amtrak Winter Park Express ski train more than doubled ridership this past ski season between Denver and Winter Park Resort.
  • The increase happened after state officials cut fares by over 40% and expanded service from three to five days a week this season.
  • The train operated from mid-December through March with passenger capacity rising from 268 to 402 seats and cars running at 89% to 95% full.
  • Governor Jared Polis highlighted that providing Coloradans with cost-effective, dependable, and secure ways to travel to the mountains encourages many to choose these options, a trend supported by reduced fares funded through a new rental car fee.
  • A recent 25-year agreement with Union Pacific grants Colorado free track use via the Moffat Tunnel, supporting plans to expand mountain passenger rail service beyond Winter Park over the next several years.
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codot.gov broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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