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Santa comes to town on KCS holiday express

By: Nikki Henderson
Updated: December 6, 2012
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Monday Old Saint Nick will roll into Shreveport aboard the KCS Holiday Express.

Visitors will get a free tour of the six-car train which includes smiling tank car Rudy, a flat car carrying Santa's sleigh, reindeer and a miniature village.  

The Holiday Express also has a gingerbread boxcar, an elf workshop, a reindeer stable and a little, red caboose.

In addition to the tour, children will get a chance to meet with Santa and his elves. 

This year the train will arrive at 4 p.m. at the Kansas City Southern Railway Company's Shreveport Yard, Gate #5, on 4500 North Lakeshore Drive.

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