Compare Our Tourist Trains

Eleven configurations across Deltrain, Gopo, and Wattman. Tell us about your route and see which trains fit.

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All Trains Side by Side

The key figures for every configuration in one table.

TrainBrandCapacityDriveMax gradePublic roadsBuilt in
Mini Express, 3 wagonsWattmanAbout 18 small childrenElectric7%No, private groundsCanada
Mini Express, 4 wagonsWattmanAbout 24 small childrenElectric7%No, private groundsCanada
Maxi Express, 3 wagonsWattmanAbout 18 adults and childrenElectric7%No, private groundsCanada
Maxi Express, 4 wagonsWattmanAbout 24 adults and childrenElectric7%No, private groundsCanada
TJ25Gopo16 to 36 passengersGasoline, 2WD7%No, the trailer is road legalUnited States
TDK50 / TDJ50Gopo30 to 60 passengersDiesel, 4WD12%*Depends on local approvalUnited States
Vision EVDeltrain19 to 57 passengersElectric15%Yes, road-legalPortugal
Delga EVDeltrain20 to 84 passengersElectric15%Yes, road-legalPortugal
Tagus EVDeltrain20 to 84 passengersElectric, 4WD20%Yes, road-legalPortugal
TagusDeltrain20 to 84 passengersDiesel, 4x415%Yes, road-legalPortugal
SafariDeltrain20 to 84 passengersDiesel, 4x415%Yes, road-legalPortugal

*With the optional hydraulic coach brakes. Deltrain capacity depends on the number and type of coaches. Wattman Mini Express capacity is given in small children, Maxi Express capacity in adults and children combined.

Three Brands, Three Roles

Each brand covers a different type of operation.

Deltrain

Road-legal tourist trains built in Portugal, in electric and diesel versions for public routes, city tours, parks, and resorts.

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Gopo

Outdoor route trains built in the United States, for parks, farms, and events. John Deere and Kubota engine platforms keep maintenance straightforward.

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Wattman

Electric attraction trains for private grounds, built in Canada. Available through Wattman USA.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which trains can run on public roads?

The Deltrain range is road-legal: the Delga EV, Tagus EV, Vision EV, Tagus, and Safari. Public road sections for the Gopo TDK50 / TDJ50 depend on local approval. The Gopo TJ25 and the Wattman trains are built for private grounds.

Which train handles the steepest routes?

The Deltrain Tagus EV, with permanent four-wheel drive and a 20% grade rating. The other Deltrain models are rated to 15%, the Gopo TDK50 / TDJ50 to 12% with hydraulic coach brakes, and the Gopo TJ25 and Wattman trains to 7%.

Which trains are electric?

The Deltrain Delga EV, Tagus EV, and Vision EV, with up to 100 km (62 miles) of range per charge, and the Wattman Mini Express and Maxi Express. The Deltrain Tagus and Safari and the Gopo TDK50 / TDJ50 run on diesel, and the Gopo TJ25 on gasoline.

What is the smallest train?

The Wattman Mini Express with three wagons, for about 18 small children. For adult passengers, the Gopo TJ25 with two coaches carries 16 adults.

Can you help me choose?

Yes. A train specialist reviews your route, passenger numbers, and terrain, and recommends the train and configuration that fit. Schedule a call or send your project details through our contact form.

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