A Day Out With Thomas Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I first played this game with my son when he was 2.5 years old and I thought it was the dumbest game out there. With that said, please ignore the reviews that state this is not a great game because when we played the game right after he turned 3 we both discovered what an amazing game it really was. My son LOVES the game and it has a lot of educational value. I personally get a little bored after playing it several times a day, but there aren't many 3 year old activities that don't get a little boring after multiple times. The fact that he wants to play the game multiple times in one day and the fact that he will play the game for over an hour says it all. The game is great at working with counting since they have to count the train stops as they take their turns. When they land on stars they have to engage in an activity that's great for preschoolers' imagination and social skills. For instance, at one of the stops, the player draws a card with a picture on it and the player has to tell a story. This stop has been awesome for developing my childs imagination play. He was so shy about telling the stories at first and now he's quite the actor. Another stop has them act out an animal for others to guess. He has a blast both guessing and acting out the animals. Another stop instructs them to sing a song. Again, a really good activity for a preschooler to have to do in front of others. The magic stop has them count the number of rabbits in a hat and then have the other players guess. The player can say "lower" or "higher" or use his/her fingers to give clues. The only stop that's lame is the icecream stop. But, oddly, this is one of my son's favorites so it's just lame for adults. The player has to ask everyone their favorite icecream flavor and then they draw cards to see if they remember which card to give each player(chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla). This is one of those games where you have to be willing to be the interactive parent and have fun, even if it doesn't seem fun to you. We changed up the rules at first and had everyone participate when a player landed on a star stop so that my son could see how fun it was to tell a story or have people guess the number of rabbits. If you want an engaging, interactive, educational game AND your child loves Thomas the Train, this is a great game.

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All aboard with Thomas for a train ride full of surprises! Get your ticket "punched" as you visit the Magic show, the Petting Zoo and the Ice Cream Parlor. Then race back to the Roundhouse with a completed ticket to win the game. Hours of fun for Thomas fans. For 2-4 players.

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