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Southwest Chief
Member # 1227
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I saw an ad on TV for the Ringling Bros. circus. It's coming to the Anaheim Pond. So my question is...where will the circus train come from and be parked?
 
ehbowen
Member # 4317
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If you check out Carl Morrison's page on Trainweb.org, there's a big section of information on the RBBB circus train on its previous journeys to the Anaheim pond. (It's near the bottom--scroll down.)
 
Southwest Chief
Member # 1227
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Great link. Thanks.

I had a feeling that would be the place to store it. Anyone know if this track was added when the Pond was built, or is it this part of the old meandering SP line?
 



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