All Aboard! Day Out With Thomas Rolls Into Snoqualmie This Summer

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

This summer, Thomas the Tank Engine will roll into the Snoqualmie Valley for the _Day Out With Thomas: The Party Tour_, marking an exciting celebration of 80 years of the iconic character. Organized by the Northwest Railway Museum, the event will take place over three weekends in July, providing ample opportunities for families to enjoy a two-hour train ride alongside Thomas. Each ticket, priced at $32, includes live entertainment, themed activities, and access to _Celebration Station_, where kids can engage in lawn games and crafts. Children under one year can ride free on a parent's lap, making it an inclusive family event. A special gift shop will also be available, offering a range of Thomas-themed souvenirs to commemorate the experience.

This event not only celebrates a beloved children's character but also promotes local tourism and family bonding. With tickets on sale now, families are encouraged to act quickly to secure their participation in this joyous summer event. Don't miss this chance to create lasting memories with Thomas in the scenic Snoqualmie Valley.

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