Tweetsie Railroad July 4TH 2023: Celebrating 66 Years With The Yukon Queen

On The Fourth Of July I went back on up to celebrate 66 years of the parks birthday at Tweetsie Railroad ‪@tweetsierr‬ Subscribe to Tweetsie's Channel! Thank You to all of the Workers and Owners for putting on a great show on the parks birthday! We are all grateful for your continuous hard work and support! We had a great time and met some new and old filmers and had a great time with friends! Please Note: Every shot in this video was taken in a safe area to film, if you go to film, ask where the boundaries are etc.

[@christianromo8444]

Amazing Video!

[@JessicaSweetiepies]

Wow

[@rodgerpresley2926]

I just really like the ringing of the bell and the wisell and blowing of the horn

[@mattdotsonrailfanproductio266]

I was there lol. Good meeting you there dood

[@TrainTableRailroad]

Thanks! Same!

[@adamcrane4851]

Good Afternoon ​@TrainTableRailroad

[@jeremys5738]

At 10: 55 u see me and my family on the overlook that was the best day for my autistic son he loves trains to the point we are now getting seasons passes just to bring him all the time

[@beniamlong1360]

the yukon queen is 81 years old not 67 the year this video was posted was 190 80th birthday because the yukon queen/190 was built in 1943 it was tweetsie railroad 66th birthday and 190 80th birthday back in 2023 buts its not 190 66th birthday. 190 66th birthday was back in 2009

[@TrainTableRailroad]

@@beniamlong1360 you are correct, however I was speaking of the park being 66 years old.