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Grand Canyon Railway — Much more than just another train ride for tourists. First, you select from five different classes of train service — ranging from a fully restored 1923 Pullman coach to a glass-enclosed Observation Dome car.
   Prior to boarding you are treated to a full-production show. You, then, board the train and depart for the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. During the summer months, the train is pulled by a real steam locomotive, — one of the iron monsters that helped make America in the beginning of the Twentieth Century. The rest of the year they hook up a diesel locomotive — like the ones that technology created to make our railroads even more efficient and productive.
   Sometime during your journey you will experience a mock train robbery. The ride itself is an experience to be remembered. This is Arizona, — known for its beautiful scenery. And you will get a good sampling of it between Williams and South Rim. The stop-over at the South Rim allows time for a motor coach tour.
   For more information, to make reservations and to order tickets phone 1-800-843-8724 (toll free) or visit their web site: theTrain.
   From I-40 take exit 163 and drive into Williams to Railroad Avenue (about 0.5 miles and just across the tracks) to the Depot.