The Sunshine Trolleys are Fuelled by South Country Co-op!
Hop onto Medicine Hat’s Sunshine Trolleys
See the most prominent landmarks in Canada’s Sunniest City. At each location, you’re invited to briefly adventure the area and soak in Medicine Hat’s history and culture. Throughout the summer, guides who are local to Medicine Hat share stories and interesting insights about each stop. In the absence of a guide, bring your headphones, scan a Trolley Stories QR code, and listen to the history behind each must-see destination told by the locals. Purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged to ensure your seat is reserved for the scheduled Sunshine Trolley tour.
All tours for 2024 will be guided!
Children 12 and under ride free
Pick-up for the Sunshine Trolleys is at the Visitor Information Centre, 330 Gehring Rd. SW.
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Wheelchair Friendly
The newest Sunshine Trolley is accessible and can assist those with wheelchairs, walkers, and any other mobility needs for getting in and out of the Sunshine Trolley. There is an option to note this when reserving seats on Tixx.ca
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Guided Tours!
July tour schedule (starting July 10):
Wednesday: Rotating tour guides
Thursday: Bill Cocks
Friday: Sally Sehn
Saturday: Barry Finkelman
August tour schedule:
Wednesday: Corlaine Gardner
Thursday: Bill Cocks
Friday: Sally Sehn
Saturday: Barry Finkelman
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Weddings, Brewery Tours, private sightseeing tours and so much more!
The Sunshine Trolley can be booked privately and is a great way to experience Medicine Hat.
Click here to send us a message and we will get back to you with information.
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Follow Us!
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What are you riding in?
A 1998 Ford Motorhome that was transformed into a vintage trolley, powered by a Chevy Big Block V8 gasoline engine. This Trolley was purchased and transported from Drumheller, Alberta, in 2019.
A 2008 Supreme Trolley purchased from a vintage vehicle collector in Newfoundland. The newer Trolley is propelled by a 5.9L diesel Cummins engine that was newly-built in 2019, by Cummins in South Carolina. Tourism Medicine Hat purchased this unit in 2022.
