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Special thanks to our MAIN HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR sponsors: Claudio’s and Eastern Tire. See the full list on our Spooktacular Event Page
Join us for an unforgettable Halloween experience!
The Greenport Express Halloween Spooktacular is a time-honored Halloween tradition that takes place over three days in October when the station transforms into a Halloween village, where costumes mingle with spooky lights and larger-than-life animated characters.
Halloween Spooktacular!
TICKETS
The Halloween Spooktacular is a very popular event held over three days in October. While you can purchase tickets at the door, we strongly recommend buying tickets ahead of time to avoid long lines. Tickets are sold in 1/2 hour increments. We'll email your tickets. You can print them out or we can scan them from your device.
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News12 Visits the Greenport Express!
Long before the Greenport Express rolled through Moore’s Woods, it was the dream of retired LIRR engineer Frank Field, who built a 16-gauge locomotive in his Greenport backyard and delighted local kids (and adults) for decades. See a timeline of milestones and a detailed history including where it was made and how it was recently brought back thanks to the heroic efforts of the Rotary Club of Greenport, generous donors, and tireless volunteers.
From Backyard Dream to Community Treasure
Long before the Greenport Express rolled through Moore’s Woods, it was the dream of retired LIRR engineer Frank Field, who built a 16-gauge locomotive in his Greenport backyard and delighted local kids (and adults) for decades. See a timeline of milestones and a detailed history including where it was made and how it was recently brought back thanks to the heroic efforts of the Rotary Club of Greenport, generous donors, and tireless volunteers.
All the Details for Train Enthusiasts!
Curious about what makes the Greenport Express run? Our Specifications page dives into the nuts and bolts of the G-16 Suburban locomotive and its cars. From engine type and weight to seating, brakes, and even fun trivia, it’s a treasure trove for anyone who loves trains—whether you’re a budding engineer or just fascinated by how things work.
Plan Your Visit!
Make your visit to the Greenport Express part of a full day on the North Fork. We give you more information to get here as well as highlights local favorites—from train-related attractions like the Railroad Museum of Long Island and the historic Greenport Carousel to family-friendly stops such as farm stands, movie theaters, and the Long Island Aquarium. Whether you’re here with kids, friends, or exploring on your own, you’ll find plenty of ways to make your trip even more memorable.