DING! DING! | Holly Trolley in Elmhurst

ALL ABOARD THE HOLLY TROLLEY

Back for the Holiday season, the Explore Elmhurst Express Trolley is a fun and easy way to explore the City. Ride the Holly Trolley on Saturdays, November 30th to December 28th from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Hop on-board for some holiday fun! While on, riders can pick up a guide to special offers from businesses in town and have a chance to enter-to-win prizes! Take the trolley to community holiday events and stay on for some jolly Trolley experiences.

HOLLY TROLLEY PROMOTIONAL EVENT

Participating businesses along the route are offering special offers on the six Saturdays the Trolley will be running. The participating businesses are:

Kilwins, Lezza Spumoni and Desserts, Pints, 151 Kitchen | Bar, Elmhurst History Museum, The Beauty Lounge, The Gaming Goat, The Uptown Shop, Tannins Wine Bar & Boutique, Hazyl Boutique, Phillips Flowers, SPENGA, Ruff Life, Bachabee's, Luscombe Music, A Book Above, Main Street Toys, Victoria's on Main, Red Arrow Tap Room, Victory Meat & Seafood

Route: No tickets are needed to ride the FREE Explore Holly Trolley, connecting downtown Elmhurst with the Spring Road business District and York and Vallette Business District. Special Explore Elmhurst signs will mark each stop. Parking is conveniently located near each trolley stop.

Trolley Stops:

York and Park Approximate boarding time: on the hour and 30 minutes after the hour

York and Schiller Approximate boarding time: 5 and 35 minutes after the hour

Second and Addison Approximate boarding time: 10 and 40 minutes after the hour

Cottage Hill and Virginia Approximate boarding time: 15 and 45 minutes after the hour

Spring and the Illinois Prairie Path Approximate boarding time: 20 and 50 minutes after the hour.

York and Vallette Approximate boarding time: 25 and 55 minutes after the hour

Handicapped Accessibility: The Explore Elmhurst Express is handicapped accessible and ADA-compliant.

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