Texas Transportation Museum

10/03/2026

Good evening everyone just wanted to let you all know that spoktrackula tickets are now on sale on our website.

08/07/2026

Hello everyone happy Friday. I know this weekend is tax free weekend for back to school but if you would like something to do with the kids before you send them back to school come out and see us for a fun time. It may be hot but the weather will be nice.

Have a great weekend from your friendly volunteer staff at the Texas transportation museum.

07/07/2026

Unexpected but, by golly, we'll take it.

07/03/2026

TTM invites you to visit us on July 4th for history and hot dogs

Free hot dogs will be served from 11 AM until supplies run out.
The museum will be open our normal hours of 9 AM until 4 PM.

05/24/2026

Good morning everyone

Weather is looking good and we hope to see you today

05/23/2026

TTM will close today, Saturday May 23d at noon due to inclement weather. We will reopen tomorrow, Sunday weather permitting. Thank you and have a safe day!

05/21/2026

Come visit TTM on Sunday 21st June for a fun event where you can learn how the blue sign saves lives.

We will have lots of Operation Lifesaver giveaways.

05/21/2026

For those who weren't able to attend the book signing we have Kitten Conductor plush and book bundles for sale at the museum.

05/11/2026

05/09/2026

If you are searching for an inexpensive day out with your family tomorrow, look no further than the all-free day at the Texas Transportation Museum. That's Saturday, May 9, from 10 AM to 3 PM. Thanks to sponsorship by the Red McCombs Auto Group, admission to the 19th Annual "San Antonio Ford Model T Show" is free, plus you get full access to the entire museum with all its exhibits, model railroads and, let's not forget, rides on our full-sized train. If that isn't enough, starting at 10 AM, children's book author Julia Parker will be signing her "Kitten Conductor" book along with an adorable plushy toy based on the book's adorable little kitten. Bring a picnic lunch and eat under the shade of some very old trees. How can you beat that?