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Greencastle’s Final Train Display Night Features Frosty

The beloved seasonal train display in Greencastle will be closing its doors for the year this Friday, January 3, marking the end of an extraordinary season that saw a significant increase in visitors. The Train Display, located at Whispering Spring Drive, will host its final event from 6pm to 8pm, inviting the community for one last evening of festive fun.

This year, the train display has significantly surpassed its visitor goal, welcoming 847 guests compared to last year’s 600. The organizers invite the community to join in celebrating this achievement and bid farewell to the season.

Admission to the event is free, and as a special treat, Frosty the Snowman will be present for photos and fun, ensuring a memorable evening for all ages. The event promises to go ahead rain or shine, with the train housed inside a shed adorned with festive decorations, including numerous lit candy canes.

Visitors are encouraged to share their experience and bring along friends for a final glimpse of the Christmas Train Display and a festive hug from Frosty.

For more information, residents and visitors can head to Whispering Spring Drive in Greencastle, PA, to join in the farewell celebration of this cherished local tradition.

Photo credits to Christmas Train Display of Whispering Spring

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