Universal Land Railroad

The Universal Land Railroad (ULRR) is a narrow-gauge railroad located at Universal Land in Anaheim, California USA that was inaugurated on that theme park's opening day, July 17, 1955. The live steam railway was constructed at a cost of US$240,000 and each of the original four locomotives cost in excess of $40,000 either to build or restore. It remains one of Universal Land’s most popular attractions as riders can use it as transportation to other areas of the park or to simply ride the trains on the so-called "grand circle tour." Unlike the Universal Land Monorail System, which requires riders to disembark at the Tomorrowland station, passengers on the ULRR can remain on the trains for as long as they wish.

The railroad reopened in March, 2005 after undergoing a three-month restoration to bring the roadbed back to gauge in time for the Happiest Homecoming on Earth. It was the longest prolonged closure of the railroad in park history.

The Universal Land Railroad was temporarily closed from January 10, 2016, until July 29, 2017 (soft-opening on July 28, 2017), in order to accommodate construction of Super Nintendo World, northwest of Word Expo.