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Day out with Thomas Returns to Snoqualmie over 3 July Weekends Traffic Congestion Possible Downtown

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Day Out With Thomas event will take place in Snoqualmie from July 11-13, July 18-20, and July 25-27, 2025, attracting families from the Puget Sound region. Hosted by the Northwest Railway Museum, the event features rides with Thomas the Tank Engine, offering children a chance to engage with a beloved character. Trains will run daily from 9 am to 4 pm, and guests will enjoy a ten-minute ride to the Railway History Campus, followed by an hour of activities. While there are no planned road closures, local residents should prepare for increased traffic and pedestrian activity through downtown Snoqualmie. This event not only entertains but also educates families about rail heritage, emphasizing community involvement.

Last year, similar events saw a significant turnout, highlighting the popularity of Thomas the Tank Engine. Tickets are available for purchase on the museum's website, ensuring families can secure their spots early. The event promises to be a memorable experience for young aspiring engineers and their families.

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