History Colorado

The Georgetown Loop Railroad is proudly owned by History Colorado as one of the state’s treasured historic sites. As part of History Colorado’s network of eleven museums and historic sites, the Georgetown Loop preserves and shares the stories of Colorado’s railroad, mining, and mountain heritage through immersive, hands-on experiences. History Colorado invites you to expand your horizons, inspire curiosity, and explore the diverse cultures and history of the Centennial State, connecting the past to the present at every step along the way.

Become a History Colorado Member

Membership provides a full year of unlimited access and other valuable benefits to all seven History Colorado museums plus annual tickets to the Georgetown Loop Railroad. Experience interesting and interactive exhibits, educational and entertaining programs and lectures, and support the museum’s mission of centering communities, deepening knowledge, and catalyzing the transformative power of history.

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How to Redeem Your Georgetown Loop Redemption Codes

Members can use their Redemption Code to reserve their tickets online or over the phone. You will need your membership number and redemption code when calling. When you go to reserve your tickets online, you’ll click on “Apply gift card” and enter your code before clicking apply and securely booking your tickets. For best results, copy and paste the code rather than typing it out.

Your code is valid for 1, 2, or 4 tickets depending on your membership level. If your code is valid for multiple tickets and you don’t use them all in the same transaction, those codes will still be valid to use until you run out of the allotted ticket uses or the code expires.

Please note that your code is on a use-it-or-lose-it system and cannot be extended for another season. The Georgetown Loop season is usually between April through December. The redemption code included in your History Colorado Membership is valid for only coach seats. Mine tours and themed trains cost extra. Fees may apply.

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