Disclosure: I was given tickets for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions are my own. |
Some helpful tips you'll want to remember when
coming to ride the Christmas Train:
TIP #1 BUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY AND ONLINE!
This is the only way to purchase tickets. Dates and times sell out quickly, so get your tickets as soon as you can! They go on sale at www.IrvineParkRailroad.com on November 4, 2019 at 8:00AM this year, so set your alarm!
TIP #2 - ARRIVE EARLY
If you arrive early then you can avoid the crowds and get a good place in line. Plus, you won't be rushed and stressed out! The line to get into the Irvine Regional Park can get busy on the weekends, so make sure you allow extra time for that too.
TIP #3 - DRESS WARMLY
It can get chilly at the North Pole and you don't want to be left shivering. So be sure to dress in layers and don't forget a your scarf. I also recommend close toed shoes to keep your feet warm and cozy!
It can get chilly at the North Pole and you don't want to be left shivering. So be sure to dress in layers and don't forget a your scarf. I also recommend close toed shoes to keep your feet warm and cozy!
TIP #4 - DON'T FORGET YOUR CAMERA
There are so many great photo opportunities that you'll be kicking yourself if you don't bring a camera to catch them all. I love trying to take pictures at all the same spots each year so that I can compare my kids' growth over the year.
There are so many great photo opportunities that you'll be kicking yourself if you don't bring a camera to catch them all. I love trying to take pictures at all the same spots each year so that I can compare my kids' growth over the year.
TIP #5 - COME HUNGRY
There are lots of yummy treats available for purchase! At the North Pole you can purchase hot chocolate, coffee, popcorn, hot pretzels and cookies from the Elf House Snack Bar. The full kitchen menu is also available at the train station.
One of my favorite parts of the evening is the twinkle lights tunnel. It is so cool! I could drive through it over and over again. When you return to the train station after your visit to the North Pole, you'll want to make sure you have time for Santa's Village.
There are a lot fun activities and fun to be had at Santa's Village. You can do them when the train returns you to the station or you can come early and enjoy them before. My kids love decorating the Christmas cookies and playing the fun carnival games and winning prizes. And everyone is a winner, so you never leave empty handed!
Activities during the Christmas Train include:
Story Time with Mrs. Claus (FREE!)
Christmas Cookie Decorating
Ice Fishing
Carnival Games
Santa Claus Moon Bounce
Blizzard Ball
Christmas Coloring Corner (FREE!)
Picture Stands (FREE!)
{Irvine Park Railroad Christmas Train}
Christmas Cookie Decorating
Ice Fishing
Carnival Games
Santa Claus Moon Bounce
Blizzard Ball
Christmas Coloring Corner (FREE!)
Picture Stands (FREE!)
{Irvine Park Railroad Christmas Train}
1 Irvine Park Drive
Orange, CA 92869
2019 Christmas Train Tickets
November 29th - December 23rd
November 29th - December 23rd
$20.00 per person
Children younger than 24 months ride free
Children younger than 24 months ride free
(Parking is $3 on weekdays, $5 on weekends, and free after 5:00 p.m.)
{GIVEAWAY}
And because the people at the Irvine Park Railroad are so awesome,
they are giving away a Christmas Train prize package to one of my readers!
*4 Christmas Train tickets
*6 activity tickets
*1 Wheel Fun Rentals at Irvine Park
(Excludes Double Surrey Bike Rental)
Enter using Rafflecopter below!
(Excludes Double Surrey Bike Rental)
Enter using Rafflecopter below!
12 comments:
We love walking around different neighborhoods with hot cocoa to see the lights!
We love our tradition of going to see Santa and riding the train at the Irvine park railroad. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win.
One of our family holiday traditions is looking at Christmas lights and they are ever so beautiful at Irvine Park.
We love the Christmas train to visit Santa!
We love to go see lights together!
We love to drive around and look at Christmas lights!
That train looks beautiful!
I would say Easter.
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