When I saw this banner, I had no IDEA what I was going to see.
He is real!!! He is big and smiling and his funnel works. All his colors were right. I have never seen anything like this in my life.
He is Perfectly Thomas!
I was at the wrong angle and missed half of dad's face, but they have the professional one with his face!
This is the inside of the train ride. You can see trains everywhere. There are Thomas pictures all over and the radio plays Thomas songs! My favorite are "Don't Give Up", and Their 2, Their 4, Their 6 and 8". The kids sang along with every song, and so did I.
This is the conductor, because Sir Topham Hatt is taking pictures at the station. The kids were hot and tired, but look at their cute hats!
This is the view from the train!
This is the kiddos with Sir Topham Hatt. This was the last thing we did, because we had to wait. Hatt's schedule does not match the train schedule. Even tough there is so much to do and see, I wish that they fixed the schedule.
If you got 4 stamps then you got a prize! This was awesome because the kids earned it!
This is what they got. Stickers and a scene (below) to place them on.
I had to get these cookies for the kids. I felt like I was in Sodor. Everything was Thomas and you could spend a lot of money, or very little money! I will definitely be going back with the kids. They loved it.
This is what I bought Duders for his birthday. It made it from the tent to the train, and then he was playing with it. It is dated 2013, and I would love to get him each year to collect.
I collect Keychains and I got this for my collection.
The train ride was the perfect length and the sites were breathtaking.
Thank you Thomas for letting me visit!
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