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Our Big Day Out With Thomas



We had such a fun time visiting with our friends from the Island of Sodor!  My 3 year old son is obsessed with Thomas and Friends, so it was a dream day for him!!  There were several activities to keep us busy before our big ride with Thomas.  There was a tent with Thomas mechandise (we spent a lot of time there), a magic show, a really small miniature golf section (perfect size for small children), story telling, a bounce house, a crane demonstration and other activites.   We were able to meet and take lots of pictures with Sir Topham Hatt (the line to meet him was rather long but moved quickly...there was neither confusion nor delay ;))    







Like I said, we spent a lot of time in the merchandise tent.  They had some great stuff!  I was glad we stopped there first because we picked up the little engineer cap and my sweet baby wore it all day :)  We also got a Thomas whistle, PEZ dispenser, A Day Out with Thomas book collection (I taped our tickets inside the book for a memory), and the 2015 Day Out with Thomas cargo car.  I did also purchase the bag for $3.99.  I was really glad that I did because we put all of our stuff that we gathered throughout the day in it (color pages, certificates for riding the train, prizes from the stamp map, water bottles, etc.)



They had several Track Master areas set up for the children to play with as well as a digital play area and a coloring area.  They even gave each child a set of color pages to take home. They also had photo props set up throughout the venue.




We had a great time collecting our stamps in all the areas and then returning our map for a great surprise!

Guess what?  It was finally our turn to ride with Thomas!  They had the inside of the passenger car decorated with Thomas decals and some favorite Thomas songs played in the background as we moved down the track.  It was so fun to see the excitement on my little boy's face!! 






This was a day full of fun for a 3 year boy!  Exploring trains, standing on the back of a parked caboose, watching a crane demonstration, seeing a diesel engine pass us on the track, and my sweet boy even thinks he saw the scrap monster while we were there.   I am so pleased with his sisters too, although this is not their type of fun, they made it special for him.  If you have a little one who loves Thomas, you don't want to miss this event!  Find out more here: Day Out With Thomas.  I hope there is one near you :)





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