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What’s the Difference?
Titan Trains Store offers three ways to find and follow the products you want: Wishlist, Waitlist, and In-Stock. Each serves a different purpose—from showing interest in future products, to following items arriving soon, to purchasing products that are already in stock and ready to ship.
Wishlist
Use your Wishlist to:
- Save products you’re interested in
- Plan future purchases
- Influence future product availability
Your Wishlist helps you keep track of products you may want in the future while also helping us understand customer interest and demand. Your interest may help influence which products become available in future production runs.
There is no obligation to purchase anything you add to your Wishlist.
Click here to create your Wishlist today!
Waitlist
Use the Waitlist for products that are arriving soon and available for purchase.
- Shop items arriving soon
- Get notified when available
- Priority purchase opportunity
Joining a Waitlist tells us you're interested in purchasing a specific upcoming product. When that product becomes available, Waitlist customers may receive an earlier opportunity to purchase than customers who have simply added the product to their Wishlist.
A Waitlist does not place an order, require a purchase, or reserve inventory unless specifically stated on the product page. Products remain subject to availability when offered for sale.
In-Stock
In-Stock and available to purchase.
- Shop in-stock items
- Skip the production wait
- Ready to ship
When you see In-Stock, you can purchase the product from our available inventory and get it on its way or fitted out with options.
Important to Know
Wishlist = Save products you're interested in and help influence future availability.
Waitlist = Follow products arriving soon and receive a priority purchase opportunity.
In-Stock = Purchase an in-stock product, skip the production wait, and get it shipped.
Deposit = Reserve an eligible product.
Adding an item to a Wishlist or Waitlist does not reserve inventory unless specifically stated on the product page.