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C.P. Huntington Miniature Train
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A one-third-size C.P. Huntington miniature train circles the amusement area and Lake Howell, passing the playground, carousel, tunnel, and construction views. The train station is east of the carousel and beside the playground and kiddie boats in the main amusement area. The lake is drained during shoreline construction, so the ride currently offers construction views rather than its usual lake scenery. Each rider needs one $2 ticket.
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amusement
Gustave A. Dentzel Carousel
The park's 1911 Dentzel carousel is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and includes carved animals, bench seating, and an accessible boarding option.
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amusement
Kiddie Boats
A small covered circular boat ride reserved for children between 30 and 54 inches tall, with individual boats inside a fenced operator-controlled area.
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water
Lake Howell & Pedal Boats
The historic park lake and pedal-boat area are undergoing shoreline reconstruction, with the lake drained and waterside paths, boats, island gazebo, and fountain terrace closed.
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playground
Pullen Park Playgrounds
Four connected play zones provide swings, school-age climbing and slides, sand and music play, and an enclosed preschool playground with shade and accessible elements.
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food
Pullen Place Cafe
The dedicated cafe building beside the Welcome Center has indoor service frontage and outdoor seating for park visitors.
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landmark
Andy & Opie, Caboose & Children's Stage
Three free landmarks cluster around the amusement area: the TV Land Andy and Opie statue, a Southern Railway caboose, and the children's amphitheater stage.
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recreation
Petanque & Bocce Courts
Free-to-use petanque and bocce courts in the upper shelter area, with reservable time and equipment available through the Welcome Center or kiosk.Public record
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Where is C.P. Huntington Miniature Train in Pullen Park?
The train station is east of the carousel and beside the playground and kiddie boats in the main amusement area.
Where should I park for C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
Use the main Ashe Avenue lot. The station is a short paved walk from the Welcome Center.
Where are the nearest restrooms to C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
Accessible restrooms are near the Welcome Center and main amusement path.
When can I visit C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
The train follows seasonal ride hours and closes around sunset, so it may stop before the other attractions on shorter winter days.
What accessibility details should I know about C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
The train is wheelchair accessible. Riders under 42 inches need an accompanying adult, and both riders need tickets.
What should I know before visiting C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
The lake is drained during shoreline construction, so the ride currently offers construction views rather than its usual lake scenery. Each rider needs one $2 ticket.
How much does C.P. Huntington Miniature Train cost?
Free general access; rides, food, programs, rentals, passes, or ticketed events may cost extra.
How do you reach C.P. Huntington Miniature Train?
GoRaleigh Route 11 serves Pullen Park; verify the active stop and arrival time before traveling.
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