When you walk through the train display, there are trains on both sides on multiple levels. There is space for strollers and you will find yourself lifting your kids so they can see things up high. There are also displays lower on their level.
The details are pretty great. There are little scenes everywhere you look. My boys were especially interested in anything construction-related.
The train display doesn’t take long. We probably spent about 30 minutes. The food court at NorthPark is expansive and kid-friendly.
NorthPark Center has an unusual attraction for kids. In several locations they have these large planters filled with beautiful flowers. The tile bricks are very slick and children climb up to the top, hang on, then slide down. The planters attract tons of kids and all seem to have a fun time.
More information about the trains at NorthPark can be found here. The exhibit will be at NorthPark November 20, 2010 through January 2, 2011.
The trains at NorthPark Center in Dallas is a fun thing to do with your kids over the holiday break. The trains are set up in a store front in the mall. All the proceeds go to benefit the Ronald McDonald house.
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My name is Holly Homer & I am the Dallas mom of three boys…
what times you are open for the traine show.so we can plan to come out. what hours.or you open
My four year old and I just went today to visit the trains at Northpark. He really loved it and we both had fun on our “date.” At dinner tonight, he reported that his favorite was the carnival part of the diplay.
A word of caution…it can be a tight fit for moms pushing strollers to make it through the display easily. (You can park your stroller at the front)