CPKC Holiday Train Announces November Stops in Missouri
The CPKC Holiday Train is scheduled to visit Chillicothe, Blue Springs, and Kansas City in November.

Kansas City, MO, November 1, 2026 — The Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) Holiday Train is set to make its annual festive journey through Missouri next month. The train is scheduled to stop in three locations: Chillicothe, Blue Springs, and Kansas City. These stops are part of a larger holiday tradition organized by CPKC. Specific dates and times for each location in November were not provided in the initial summary. The Holiday Train is known for its brightly decorated train cars and live musical performances. Attendees typically gather to enjoy the holiday spirit and often contribute to local food banks. Further details regarding the schedule and any associated community events are expected to be released by CPKC.
The annual event aims to spread holiday cheer and collect donations for food banks along its route. While the specific schedule for the Missouri stops in November has not been detailed, the presence of the train in Chillicothe, Blue Springs, and Kansas City has been confirmed.
The CPKC Holiday Train has been a long-standing tradition, bringing music and holiday activities to communities. Each year, the train features a collection of festively decorated rail cars, culminating in a unique mobile stage where musical artists perform holiday-themed concerts. These events are free to the public, with attendees encouraged to bring non-perishable food items or monetary donations to support local food pantries in the communities visited.
Residents of Chillicothe, Blue Springs, and the greater Kansas City area can anticipate the train’s arrival as part of its cross-country tour. CPKC has historically used the event to highlight its commitment to community support and charitable giving. Specific details concerning the exact dates, times, and performance lineups for the Missouri stops will be announced by the company closer to the event dates.
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