My husband and I love going here. However it is not for everyone. It is better if the person can read and understand what they are reading. I would say it's best for ages 6/7 and up. It is also difficult if you are bringing a baby along as you cannot manuver a stroller around very well as it's a two story activity and I have seen no sign of an elevator. It would be more fun with out the little ones in tow. It is a little pricey at first because you have to invest in the wands that you also keep so they do act as a souvenier. However if you take your future trips on a weekday it is cheaper to play.

We have been to fairy tale town several times but it is definately better for the little ones. I would probably say up to maybe 1st grade. I think that past that age they would start getting bored because it's not actual rides or anything. My toddlers enjoy it but it only takes about an hour maybe a little more before they are bored and ready to leave.

My kids loved the Railroad Museum. We took my 2 and my 2 nieces and they had a blast. They loved being able to go into the trains and see everything about them as well as the engine of the train. There was even a kid play section with all kids of model trains for them to play with.

This local bakery is absolutely wonderful. The staff is very friendly, catered to my kids and the food is wonderful. The bakery makes different breads and scones right where you and your kids can see. The staff even goes as far as making little animals out of the bread dough that they give to the kids when ever they come in the store. My kids loved it. I ordered the Garlic/Rosemary bread and the Chocolate/Orange Scone which were delicious. The staff also has samples of everything including their wonderful sticky buns so that you can taste before you buy. Prices are reasonable for the wonderful food that you receive.