Interactive Train Table
A Kids Quest activity · Included in the hourly rate
All aboard! At the Interactive Train Table kids can snap pieces of wooden rails together to build a train track for a busy community. Here children are the conductors as they connect the magnetic boxcars and heavy equipment to form a colorful parade on the tracks. A big part of the fun includes navigating the train around curves, over bridges and through tunnels. Each journey encircles towns constructed by kids from a collection of miniature homes, businesses, figurines, and traffic control and road signs.
Quick Facts
- Ages
- 30 months–12 years
- Cost
- Included in the Kids Quest hourly rate. No extra charge.
- What kids do
- Kids snap wooden tracks together, connect magnetic train cars and drive them around curves, over bridges and through tunnels in a town they build themselves.
- Available at
- 16 Kids Quest locations: Black Oak and Red Hawk (California), Mohegan Sun (Connecticut), Coushatta and Paragon (Louisiana), Soaring Eagle (Michigan), Treasure Island (Minnesota), Avi, Boulder Station, Green Valley Ranch, Red Rock, Santa Fe Station and Sunset Station (Nevada), Wind Creek Bethlehem (Pennsylvania) and ilani and Northern Quest (Washington).
Questions About Interactive Train Table
What do kids do at the train table?
They snap wooden tracks together, connect magnetic train cars and drive them over bridges and through tunnels, around towns they build themselves.
Is the train table included in the hourly rate?
Yes. It's included in the Kids Quest hourly rate, with no extra charge.
Which Kids Quest locations have the Interactive Train Table?
Every Kids Quest location.
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