The activities include Feeding the Cows, Milking the Cows, Hay Search, and Creative Space. There also photo stations, spin-the-wheel, a live show, mascots, and balloon sculpting.
After some waffles and ice cream at Geláre, we transferred to Marina Square Mall for Dinosaur Train’s musical show. The pink Dino gave us the most laughs. His head was too heavy for the poor guy to carry that he needed to always use his hand to lift the humongous head to make it more animated.
She’s happy. And when she is, we are too.
Dinosaur Train Live?! I always enjoyed the show, but absolutely hated it when during Dr. Scott's lectures that "Point Of Fact" guy came out to say something. Is this going to tour the malls or just main theaters. If they had a photo opp with the characters that would be a fun thing for me. Funny that I had a dream about this a long time ago that they did this, you can check out my blog on dinosaur train at
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These were early prototypes, it seems. The DT Live show that went to theaters earlier this year was using rod-puppets (the King character was mostly inside a suit, but the suit was proportionally correct to the character by using air blowers to inflate it like a balloon). Like with other modern puppet shows (Lion King on Broadway, Finding Nemo musical in Disney's Animal Kingdom), they did not attempt to hide the puppeteers, so it was nothing like this "Barney suit" show that the malls got, though probably those designs they use now are because of feedback from having tried it in the full body suit way like this.
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