The No. 1916 steam engine left the zoo April 1, but zoo visitors will still have several chances to ride the train as it's pulled by the No. 1924 engine before it leaves on Oct. 31. The Milwaukee ...

Earlier this year, the Milwaukee County Zoo announced that the popular zoo train's two steam locomotive engines would be retired and replaced by custom-built diesel engines. No changes have been ...

In this video, you will meet a beautiful baby girl as she sits on her mom’s lap on a train ride in a zoo. Just when the train is about to go through a tunnel the baby gets so adorably confused.

Schickel is the Zoo’s lead worker for rides and attractions and oversees the train—moving up to a supervisory role as part of a Zoo career that includes two years of driving the train.

1924 steam locomotives (engines) will leave the station for the last time, transferring to the Riverside & Great Northern Preservation Society (R&GN) in the Wisconsin Dells," the zoo announced in ...

The zoo typically operates only one train. The Halloween Zoo Brew's "haunted train ride" is the only event that operates with two, using a dual configuration, Payne said. Usually, the train ...

It officially opens to the public Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 10 a.m. BREC gauged and repaired the old train tracks so it can once again travel around the zoo. WAFB’s Greg Meriwether spent the morning ...

On its Facebook page it said it was "thrilled to announce the return of train rides to the zoo." This adorable sit-on train will be chugged around Lakeside, in front of the Island restaurant.