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Giveaway 2 - Irvine Park Railroad 18th annual Christmas Train opens on Friday, November 29th

Photo credit: Irvine Park Railroad

It is that time of the year when Santa Claus comes to the Irvine Park Railroad. This is a great experience that reminds me of the movie Polar Express. The train takes you to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus on the other side of the park every evening starting November 29th.  Arrive early to make sure you find parking and don't miss your time. This is a popular event and sometimes there is a crowd. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your fun side. I recommend you dress in warm clothing because it gets very cold once the sun goes down. If you have never been, this is an event you will enjoy. The Irvine Park brings Christmas to life in the middle of nature. Before you ride the train, they also have plenty of activities for the kids.
Photos with Santa Claus
$10.00 per photo - $6.00 for each additional photo.
Picture Stands
Free for all visitors.
Story Time with Mrs. Claus
Free for all visitors
Christmas Coloring Corner
Free for all visitors.
Christmas Carnival Games
1 activity ticket per child
Santa Bounce House Jumper
1 activity ticket per child for 10 minutes of jump time.
Great Food
Hot Dogs, Soda, popcorn, hot chocolate and coffee.

Tickets are on sale now online. This year they will be selling them on their website only. The link is here to purchase tickets Christmas Tickets Irvine Park

Their website recommends the following for a great experience:
  • Christmas Train tickets may only be purchased online. A limited amount of tickets are available each hour.
  • Tickets may not be purchased in person or by telephone. If tickets are sold out, please select another date and time to ride the Christmas Train.
  • Important Note:  If you plan to ride the Christmas Train with friends and family, we strongly encourage you to purchase tickets for your entire group via one transaction.
I am so happy to say that I am able to give away tickets for this event.  This giveaway includes (4) Christmas Train Tickets, (6) Christmas Train activity tickets and (1) Wheel Fun Rental (coupe Bike Rental) to one lucky reader. Thank you to the great people of the Irvine Park Railroad for sponsoring this giveaway.

Address:

1 Irvine Park Road

Orange, CA 92869

Find them online: Irvine Park Railroad or OC Parks
 
Disclosure: This is not a paid sponsor. I have been invited to attend their media nigh. I have personally visited their Christmas event in previous years. All thoughts and opinions are all my own.  

Comments

mommyjen99 said…
I want my children to have a lovely Christmas. For me I would just like to see my mom that lives out of state. I miss her so bad.
Anne N. said…
I would love some new clothes!
boyzrule said…
I would love a massage or facial. A little pampering would be nice for once. :)
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
I want a beautiful handbag for Christmas.
Unknown said…
I want my kids to not want so many material things for Christmas. I want them to enjoy it for the spirit of being with family and giving to others.
Unknown said…
I would love a pair of new riding boots and a handbag for Christmas. Thanks for the giveaway, Alma!
Field Trip mom said…
Loving all the great Christmas wishes!!!
Field Trip mom said…
Thank you to everyone that participated. I hope you stay with us for more exciting posts and giveaways.

Happy Holidays,

Alma

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