As part of the program, guests take a ride on an authentic steam or diesel train. As soon as the train slowly pulls away and the sound of the locomotive echoes through the evening, even the most serious colleague spontaneously turns into an enthusiastic train enthusiast who takes pictures of everything. During the nostalgic train ride, participants enjoy the special atmosphere, the winter scenery, and, of course, colleagues who become remarkably enthusiastic as soon as hot chocolate, mulled wine, or a winter drink comes into view. The Winter Express party begins with a reception in the charming train shed, where guests are welcomed with a drink. Next on the program is the nostalgic train ride, and throughout the evening there is plenty of time for socializing, music, dinner, or winter drinks. Thanks to the flexible setup, the program can be fully tailored to the company’s wishes—from a relaxed winter get-together to a fully catered staff party with entertainment and interactive activities. For companies looking for just a little extra winter cheer, the Winter Express theme party can be expanded with additional activities such as a Winter Wonderland game, a winter quiz, a casino room, or other interactive team activities. Because let’s be honest: nothing brings colleagues together faster than a spirited quiz where someone becomes completely convinced of their own general knowledge. Catering, music, and entertainment can also be fully arranged so that guests only have to enjoy the evening. And let’s be honest: a winter party among historic trains automatically feels cozier than a standard evening in a conference room with fluorescent lighting. The historic location near Katwijk and Leiden is easily accessible from cities such as The Hague, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam. Plus, there is ample free parking available. The Winter Express theme party is thus the perfect combination of winter atmosphere, nostalgia, and conviviality. A unique evening that colleagues will talk about for a long time to come. Especially about that one colleague who got just a little too enthusiastic during the train ride as soon as the conductor’s whistle blew.