One particularly popular item is a trackless train that runs throughout large backyards.

In this town, a trackless train is the only vehicle allowed on its pedestrianised streets.

It also runs Strasbourg's tourist trackless train called the minitram.

The demonstration system is a trackless train with an electric tractor hauling three passenger cars.

For a short while trams (trackless trains) were used in the mall, though this ceased due to dangers involved.

Trackless train, sometimes called parking lot trams or just "trams"

Trackless trains are often used for the transport of tourists instead of other public transport modes.

Disney, Universal, and other movie studio theme parks also use trackless trains on their studio backlot tours.

Certain models of trackless train may look the same as narrow gauge rail guided amusement park trains, due to the common manufacture of both vehicles.

'Trackless train' or 'land train' are descriptive terms for the rubber tired road going vehicles to distinguish them from rail mounted trains.

The lack of a widely-accepted generic name for trackless trains often leads to them being called trams, people movers or road trains.

From mid-March to Labor Day half-hour guided tours are available by boats and trackless trains; the charge is $1.50 a person for either tour or $2 for both.

While some trackless trains are functional or modern in appearance, many are often constructed with false bodywork and are painted to look like nineteenth century steam trains.

A trackless train usually consists of a tractor unit unit pulling a number of articulated trailers or carriages in the manner of a locomotive hauled railway train.

The Tramcar is a trackless train service running on the Boardwalk in the Cape May County, New Jersey communities of Wildwood and North Wildwood.

A particularly heavy user of trackless trains has been the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts where they are used to move guests between the outlying parking lots and the park entrances.

The Tschu-Tschu train and Dotto train names stems from genericized trademarks of trackless train manufacturers, although Deltrain and The Railroad Factory also are manufacturers.

Trackless trains are also often operated for the exclusive use of customers of resorts or amusement parks, both as internal transport systems entirely within their premises either from parking areas and between attractions, or as rides in themselves.

Mechanized baggage trains used at airports have steering mechanisms similar to those on longer trackless trains, although the tractor units are commonly designed to be frequently detached from the baggage carts to be used for other purposes.

Goat Island is connected to the U.S. mainland by two bridges carrying foot, car, and trackless train traffic, and to the smaller Luna Island (adjacent to the American Falls) by a pedestrian bridge.

Due to cultural terminology differences, trackless train, tram and parking lot tram usages occur in North America, while land train, road train, Tschu-Tschu train and Dotto train are used in Europe.

The park includes several attractions, including the High Park Trackless Train ride that circles the entire park, a set of baseball diamonds, tennis courts, several playgrounds, hillside gardens, a zoo (not a petting zoo and Colborne Lodge historical museum.