Train-O-Rama

My kids thought it was really cool and that’s what matters. Not huge, but still a great stop if you have train loving children.

Wonderful collection of toy trains and scenic landscapes. My son (age 4) and daughter (age 2) were completely captivated. I would guess there were about 30 different trains running at different times. Excellent attraction

Someone’s train collection on display. Two stars because Ehhh its something to do in this town when its raining and water is too rough… you’ll be bored out of your mind but even so $ 8 for adults & $ 6 for kids is pricey. Maybe if your kid is «passionate» about trains, this could be a fun visit. My daughter was done looking at the display in 10 min. I was bored the entire time, just wanted to sit down and cradle my head. I would suggest to the owners: to break the displays apart into different rooms so it feels more like museum not just a room, showcase the antique trains and other items a little better instead of a blob of clutter in a small room and cases (ie. at the very entrance) and have some trains the kids can ACTUALLY TOUCH and play with or some sort of hands on activities for the kids to learn about the trains. Even some freaking train coloring books. Just saying. We won’t be back.

Meh. I expected a bunch of really cool trains. You know, with realistic looking model towns and such. But, it was full of gimicky toys and dirty tables, all in a dark space that measures 20×30 feet. At $ 8/​adult, they are looking to rob tourists of as much money as possible.