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General ticket information:

  • Tickets are limited to ages 21+

  • Tickets are limited and will sell out in advance

  • The Blues Train is approximately 3.5 hours long round-trip

  • The Blues Train begins boarding at the train depot at 6:30 pm

  • The departure time is at 7:00 pm sharp.

  • The return time to the Depot is tentative at 10:30 pm

  • There is a 15-20 minute break at Rockwood at approximately 8:30 pm


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