My mom took Mathias and I to Thomas the Train on Saturday. We got the earliest ride which was scheduled at 9:45. You are supposed to show up an hour early but when we got there we learned that they would not open the gates till about a half hour before. Good thing the weather held out.
Mathias was so excited. I got him up and told him that we were gonna go see Thomas the Train and so he repeated nonstop "see Thomas Train?" We got his bag packed and waited for Mema to come and get us.
When they finally opened the gates, we went straight into the train station to get warm. Mathias found lots of trains in there to keep him entertained. They finally told us that they were lining up outside.
So outside to stand in line we went . Luckily we got out pretty early and were not in the back of the line. We did not have to wait too long.
However, it was to long to wait for Mathias. The train was just on the other side of the little white chain fence and Mathias was determined to get underneath it to the train. He was growing inpatient.
Mathias Gave the guy our tickets to get on the train but was not too sure about him. I love the look on his face in this picture.
Mr. Conductor Man looking at Mathias. He loved seeing Thomas up close.
I love this picture and I totally got lucky with it. Thomas the Train was leaving and there were a ton of kids around so I hurried and tipped the camera so I just got Mathias in the picture and luckily I got it before Thomas was completely out of site.
And off goes Thomas.
There were quit a few trains around, so we ended up taking pictures with a few of them. Mathias was not too sure about sitting on these steps. I think he thought the train was gonna take off with him there.
Waving to the conductor. They had this train started but it did not go anywhere. It is the same one that he is sitting on the steps.
This is a really old train that I think just sits there. I put Mathias down by it and he was pretty surprised that he could go right up to it and touch it and such.
They had an ambulance there in case of emergencies. Mathias went right up to it as if it were no big deal. I love how he is sitting in the chair with both hands in the cup holders just chillin'.
Getting introduced to trains. The only thing Mathias knew of Thomas the Train were the books that we have. He has never been around the toys. I love the look in his face in this picture, you can just see the wheels spinning in his head.
Just a cute random picture.
The first thing we did when we got off the train was get a balloon animal. He was not too sure about this. We decided on a monkey holding a banana.
The final product.
They also had a little petting zoo part that was just mini horses and their babies. They were pretty cute. I love the expression in Mathias' face. "Look how close he is to me!"
Petting the mini horse.
We then got a Thomas tattoo. When the lady first started to put it on, he was not too sure. He started grabbing at the sponge to get her to stop. I then held down his hands and he tried to go after the sponge with his mouth. Too funny.
Checking it out for the first time. He thought it was pretty cool.
It did not last too long though. He keep checking to see if it was still there and then started picking at it.
Checking out his new toy. I got Mathias his first train track and Mema got some extra trains to put on it. He was SO excited. He kept saying "take out box"and we had to repeatedly explain to him that we have to wait till we get home.
Waiting in line for the picture.
We then got our picture taken with Sir Topham Hat. He was not to sure about him. All he would say is "hat" and point to his hat.
One last picture on our way out. It was kinda Mathias' idea. We told him that we were leaving and he said "no, train" and sat down by it.
We thought we would keep with the train theme for lunch and go to Dairy Keen. Apparently everyone else did the same thing, it was packed.
Sitting at the train table for lunch. Man, am I glad the weather turned out pretty nice for us.
All tuckered out after his long day of fun with the trains.
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