For fairgoers with sensory processing needs, the train ride can provide a break and serve as a relaxing alternative to more hands-on ways of experiencing the State Fair. The trains also include ADA-accessible compartments for guests who use wheelchairs or need step-free access.

All Aboard! A New Way to Enjoy the State Fair

Indiana State Fair train

The Indiana State Fair is just around the corner (August 7-23), and there’s a new way for attendees of all ages and abilities to enjoy it accessibly.

Fairgoers can now ride two new trains that offer a breezy, narrated trek across the Fairgrounds. Each train carries roughly 90 passengers and travels along a one-mile loop before returning to a newly built depot where riders board and exit.

For fairgoers with sensory processing needs, the train ride can provide a break and serve as a relaxing
alternative to more hands-on ways of experiencing the State Fair. The trains also include ADA-accessible
compartments for guests who use wheelchairs or need step-free access.

For fairgoers with sensory processing needs, the train ride can provide a break and serve as a relaxing alternative to more hands-on ways of experiencing the State Fair. The trains also include ADA-accessible compartments for guests who use wheelchairs or need step-free access.

These new features are part of the Fair’s ongoing mission to enhance the guest experience for Hoosiers and attendees from across the Midwest.

For more information, please visit this page.

Images courtesy of Indiana State Fair.

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