The CTA’s Holiday Train, decorated with colored lights, bows and winter scenes, is ready for its run starting Nov. 23, the Friday after Thanksgiving. The six-car train, sponsored this year by… ...

While the holiday train has become a big, glittery affair, the CTA’s longest-running holiday display started from humble beginnings. Editor's note: The audio for this story has been updated. It ...

The full CTA holiday train schedule for 2024 can be found here. CTA Holiday Bus 2024 Schedule. A holiday tradition since 2014, the 60-foot bus transforms into a "winter wonderland," the CTA said.

This year, the holiday train will run on all eight lines, and the holiday bus will run along 16 routes. The actual departure times for the trains and buses will be posted to the CTA’s website .

Now in its 33rd year, Chicago's beloved Holiday Train began this year's service on November 29. According to the CTA website, "Riders can expect the spectacle of a six-car CTA train decorated with ...

CTA Holiday Train Schedule Friday, Nov. 29 - Green and Orange lines. Departs from Midway toward Loop, then Harlem/Lake at 3:07 p.m. Departs from Harlem/Lake to Cottage Grove at 4:31 p.m.

CTA holiday train 2023 schedule: Here's when and where you can get onboard The city announced its full holiday train and bus schedule, with appearances starting on Nov. 24 ...

Holiday cheer was loud and clear Monday as the CTA holiday train circled the Loop. While some riders were caught by surprise, others planned for the occasion — including 11-year-old Ryan Newport ...

Here's the schedule for the Holiday Train's tour of the CTA's rail lines (the train typically runs in the afternoon): Green Line: November 26, 27 and 30; Brown Line: December 1-4; ...

On Saturday, the “Allstate CTA Holiday Train” made its last appearance 2023 holiday season, bringing holiday cheer to the Blue Line from Chicago to Oak Park — with a photo opportu… ...

Riders can catch the Holiday “L” on various dates until Dec. 22. The train’s schedule, which details the dates, times and lines of the Holiday “L,” is available on the CTA website .