Movieland Wax Museum

Movieland's tradition stems from the love of fine films. From Mary Pickford, the actress who dedicated the museum in 1962, to Robert Redford, Movieland showcases America's favorite movies and actors. Television is the medium that changed 20th century entertainment. Movieland Wax Museum highlights the greatest shows and stars - from classics like the Beverly Hill billies to contemporary favorites like Star Trek. Music and movies go hand in hand. Many of the world's greatest musical entertainers are featured. Come face to face with over 300 of the world's most recognizable stars, in more than 150 expertly crafted sets, spanning over 70 years of the history of movies and television. See such stars as Marilyn Monroe, the Marx Brothers as well as stars of today like Robin Williams and Keanu Reeves. It's all here at Movieland Wax Museum Buena Park!

Scenic Day Train

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Albuquerque and head up to Santa Fe, just an hours drive north. Scenic Day Train Take a day ride from Santa Fe through Northern New Mexico's beautiful high desert where you will experience the landscape and railroad history. Early century coaches, open observation flat car and mid-century luxury lounge cars (on selected runs) take you to the sleepy village of Lamy and back. Lunch is available to purchase every day except Sunday and Monday, from Marianna's at the Depot (under the cottonwoods in good weather, in the depot in inclement weather) or bring a picnic. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Hot shots These trains don't go all the way to Lamy, but instead travel down to the rim of the Galisteo Basin for a wide view from this interesting geologic uplift. The train becomes a two-headed snake, with an engine on each end. One pulls down, the other pulls back. Snacks, hot and cold drinks, as well as stronger stuff is available at the cash bar. Please Note: Travel on Wednesdays in April and May is on the Scenic Day Train Head north to Santa Fe and see the train that fascinates people all over the world! Known world-wide as simply "The Santa Fe", every year, tens of thousands of visitors come to see, photograph, and paint the old Santa Fe Depot and ride the train along this historic route that carried early tourist adventurers, settlers, artists and scientists into the city.