Choo Choo Centennial Celebration  2008- 2009
The Choo Choo officially turns 100 years old on December 1st, 2009. But such a moment in history requires at least a year's worth of celebrations. We will offer special rates, themed packages, meals, parties, contests, and the Glenn Miller Orchestra will be here in May 16, 2009, for a swing period dance and concert. Stay tuned to our web site for specific dates and events surrounding our exciting Centennial Celebration!

Glenn Miller Orchestra Comes to the Choo Choo- Don't Miss it!  May 16, 2009
This world famous band will delight the audience with beautiful songs from the Big Band Era.Why not treat yourself to an overnight package which includes the pre-concert reception hosted by the Choo Choo, Prime Rib Dinner, tickets to the concert, a commemorative photo, and more? This band only comes around once in a lifetime, so don't miss it! ~ www.choochoo.com ~ 423.266.5000/ 1.800.TRACK29

Bluff View Art District
423-265-5033 ~ www.bluffviewartdistrict.com
A unique art gallery, outdoor sculpture garden, restaurant, and coffee house district.

Chattanooga Lookouts AA Professional Baseball Team
423-267-2208 ~ www.lookouts.com
Games are played at the beautiful Bell South Park, and this is truly an all-American fun-filled family event.

Chattanooga Nature Center
(423) 821-1160 ~ www.chattanooganaturecenter.org
Get eye-to-eye with a bald eagle, bobcat, owls, and red wolves. Hike, bike, or drive adjoining Reflection Riding.

Chattanooga Regional History Museum
423-265-3247 ~ www.chattanoogahistory.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Chattanooga Theatre Center
423-267-8534 ~ www.theatrecentre.com
A community offering a full season of shows, including youth productions.

Chattanooga Visitors Center
423-756-8687 ~ www.chattanoogafun.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park
423-697-1322 ~www.zoo.chattanooga.org
Chattanooga's "in your face" zoo gives you time to study the animals...an exciting and diverse zoo that is easy to navigate!

Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park
423-866-9241 ~ www.nps.gov/chch
The nation's oldest and largest military park, with an audio-visual presentation on the battle of Chickamauga.

Coolidge Park
423-757-2143 ~ www.chattanooga.gov
A delightful carousel with hand-carved animals, open space, and an expansive view of the river.

Creative Discovery Museum
423-894-7177 ~ www.cdmfun.org
An interactive art and science museum featuring exhibits and hands-on activities.

Hamilton Place
423-894-7177 ~ www.hamiltonplace.com
Tennessee's largest shopping mall, located on 1-75 North.

Houston Museum
423-267-717 ~ www.thehoustonmuseum.com
An unusual collection of antiques and decorative arts.

Hunter Museum
423-267-0968 ~ www.huntermuseum.org
A beautiful mansion filled with unique collections of American art, with emphasis on the Southeast.

IMAX Center
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqua.org
A unique 3D Theater and Environmental Learning Lab.

Incline Railway
423-821-4224 ~ www.lookoutmtnattractions.com
The steepest passenger railway in the world; spectacular view from atop Lookout Mountain.

Int'l Towing & Recovery Museum
(423) 267-3132 ~ www.internationaltowingmuseum.org
Walk through history and see the names of men & women lost within the towing & recovery industry.

Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park
706-866-5681 ~ www.lakewinnie.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Miller Park/Miller Plaza
423-265-0771 ~ www.downtownchattanooga.org
An urban space in the center of downtown featuring seasonal entertainment at noon and in the evenings.

National Medal of Honor Museum
423-394-0710          
www.mohm.org ~ A history of medal receipients, as well as history and artifacts of several U.S. wars.

Rock City Gardens
423-820-2531 ~ www.seerockcity.com
Self-guided tours through unique rock formations and lush gardens atop Lookout Mountain.

Ruby Falls
423-821-2544 ~ www.rubyfalls.com
Sparkling 145-foot waterfall in Lookout Mountain Caverns.

Shuttle Park
423-629-1473 ~ www.carta-bus.org
North and South Public parking allowing you close access to downtown's free electric shuttle system. North- located near the IMAX Center / South- located at the Choo Choo.

Southern Belle Riverboat
423-266-4488 ~ www.chattanoogariverboat.com
Offers a variety of cruises, with planned lunch and dinner cruises.

Tennessee Aquarium
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqua.org
An adventurous fresh and salt water experience from a mountain stream to the river delta, the world's largest fresh-water aquarium.

Tennessee Aquarium River Gorge Explorer
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqau.org
This 70- passenger high speed catamaran is the first of its kind in the Southeast. An Aquarium naturalist will lead you into this protected habitat, pointing out wildlife and historical points of interest along the way.

Tennessee Riverpark
A 22-mile greenway stretching from the Chickamauga Dam through downtown and out to the Tennessee River Gorge.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
423-894-8028 ~ www.tvrail.com
Largest operating historic railroad in the South, offering steam train excursions.

Tennessee Wildlife Center
423-265-3247
Arboretum and Botanical Garden A serene drive or walk through beautiful botanical gardens, and a spectacular red wolf exhibit. Explore the Discovery Forest Tree House.

Walnut Street Bridge
A restored 105-year old pedestrian bridge connecting the Bluff View District to the North Shore.

Chattanooga Nature Center
(423) 821-1160 ~ www.chattanooganaturecenter.org
Get eye-to-eye with a bald eagle, bobcat, owls, and red wolves. Hike, bike, or drive adjoining Reflection Riding.

Chattanooga Regional History Museum
423-265-3247 ~ www.chattanoogahistory.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Chattanooga Theatre Center
423-267-8534 ~ www.theatrecentre.com
A community offering a full season of shows, including youth productions.

Chattanooga Visitors Center
423-756-8687 ~ www.chattanoogafun.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park
423-697-1322 ~www.zoo.chattanooga.org
Chattanooga's "in your face" zoo gives you time to study the animals...an exciting and diverse zoo that is easy to navigate!

Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park
423-866-9241 ~ www.nps.gov/chch
The nation's oldest and largest military park, with an audio-visual presentation on the battle of Chickamauga.

Coolidge Park
423-757-2143 ~ www.chattanooga.gov
A delightful carousel with hand-carved animals, open space, and an expansive view of the river.

Creative Discovery Museum
423-894-7177 ~ www.cdmfun.org
An interactive art and science museum featuring exhibits and hands-on activities.

Hamilton Place
423-894-7177 ~ www.hamiltonplace.com
Tennessee's largest shopping mall, located on 1-75 North.

Houston Museum
423-267-717 ~ www.thehoustonmuseum.com
An unusual collection of antiques and decorative arts.

Hunter Museum
423-267-0968 ~ www.huntermuseum.org
A beautiful mansion filled with unique collections of American art, with emphasis on the Southeast.

IMAX Center
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqua.org
A unique 3D Theater and Environmental Learning Lab.

Incline Railway
423-821-4224 ~ www.lookoutmtnattractions.com
The steepest passenger railway in the world; spectacular view from atop Lookout Mountain.

Int'l Towing & Recovery Museum
(423) 267-3132 ~ www.internationaltowingmuseum.org
Walk through history and see the names of men & women lost within the towing & recovery industry.

Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park
706-866-5681 ~ www.lakewinnie.com
Located adjacent to the Tennessee Aquarium, offers directions, tips, and tickets for your Chattanooga visit.

Miller Park/Miller Plaza
423-265-0771 ~ www.downtownchattanooga.org
An urban space in the center of downtown featuring seasonal entertainment at noon and in the evenings.

National Medal of Honor Museum
423-394-0710
www.mohm.org ~ A history of medal receipients, as well as history and artifacts of several U.S. wars.

Rock City Gardens
423-820-2531 ~ www.seerockcity.com
Self-guided tours through unique rock formations and lush gardens atop Lookout Mountain.

Ruby Falls
423-821-2544 ~ www.rubyfalls.com
Sparkling 145-foot waterfall in Lookout Mountain Caverns.

Shuttle Park
423-629-1473 ~ www.carta-bus.org
North and South Public parking allowing you close access to downtown's free electric shuttle system. North- located near the IMAX Center / South- located at the Choo Choo.

Southern Belle Riverboat
423-266-4488 ~ www.chattanoogariverboat.com
Offers a variety of cruises, with planned lunch and dinner cruises.

Tennessee Aquarium
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqua.org
An adventurous fresh and salt water experience from a mountain stream to the river delta, the world's largest fresh-water aquarium.

Tennessee Aquarium River Gorge Explorer
423-266-3467 ~ www.tnaqau.org
This 70- passenger high speed catamaran is the first of its kind in the Southeast. An Aquarium naturalist will lead you into this protected habitat, pointing out wildlife and historical points of interest along the way.

Tennessee Riverpark
A 22-mile greenway stretching from the Chickamauga Dam through downtown and out to the Tennessee River Gorge.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
423-894-8028 ~ www.tvrail.com
Largest operating historic railroad in the South, offering steam train excursions.

Tennessee Wildlife Center
423-265-3247
Arboretum and Botanical Garden A serene drive or walk through beautiful botanical gardens, and a spectacular red wolf exhibit. Explore the Discovery Forest Tree House.

Walnut Street Bridge
A restored 105-year old pedestrian bridge connecting the Bluff View District to the North Shore.