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Jan 24, 2009 by Michelle from Stanhope
Overall Rating: 10

• Beautiful, detailed, fun, entertaining, great for a cold or rainy day.
• Nothing- we had an awesome time.

“WOW! This place was amazing. My husband and I took our almost 2 year old daughter and it held her attention. The train display was huge, detailed, and wonderful. I personally loved the amusement park scene, while my husband liked the castle. My daughter had a difficult time leaving the dolls and the farm scene.”

Jan 24, 2009 by Michelle from Stanhope
Overall Rating: 10

• Beautiful, detailed, fun, entertaining, great for a cold or rainy day.
• Nothing- we had an awesome time.

“WOW! This place was amazing. My husband and I took our almost 2 year old daughter and it held her attention. The train display was huge, detailed, and wonderful. I personally loved the amusement park scene, while my husband liked the castle. My daughter had a difficult time leaving the dolls and the farm scene.”

Nov 30, 2008 by Katie from Doylestown, PA
Overall Rating: 8

• One year old twins loved appearing/disappearing trains.
• A bit freaky and dusty.

“Very unusual exhibit. You'd think you'd entered your freakish uncle's hobby room, only it's 100x bigger. Fun, day trip. Great for a rainy day. Perfect for little kids. Our one year old twins adored seeing the trains appear/disappear through the mountains. Room after room after passageway of model trains. Other eclectic exhibits thrown in (cabbage patch, beanie babies, star wars) for no reason. It's so odd, it's awesome. Wheelchair and stroller accessible, but no views from the stroller height. Your kids won't stay in them anyway - skip the stroller and bring a baby bjorn or snugli.”

Aug 12, 2008 by RR_Fan from Bucks PA
Overall Rating: 10

• World's Largest, do you need to say more?
• Not enough people know about it!

“Our family has been going for years. You have to look at the big picture not the specs of dust (and there are many). We were in last week, and things seem to be turning around. The glass was being cleaned and the displays were getting fixed. The shame is visitors are destroying the scenery and buildings, plus all the pocket change thrown on the tracks. A handyman was cleaning up when we were there and had over five dollars in pennies and other change he just collected in one spot. I think the tide has changed and future visits will yield a better attraction. Don't write them off, you will be surprised when it gets back to normal. Little kids and seniors have the best time. You should too.”

Jul 16, 2008 by Geo from Bucks County PA
Overall Rating: 10

• Too few people visit such a great place.

“Our family has been going for years. We were in last week, and things seem to be turning around. The glass was being cleaned and the displays were getting fixed. Some one was even using a vac! The shame is visitors are destroying the scenery! And buildings, plus all the pocket change thrown on the tracks. A handyman was cleaning up when we were there and had over five dollars in pennies and other change he just collected in one spot. I think the tide has changed and future visits will yield a better attraction. Don't write them off, you will be surprised when it gets back to normal. Little kids and seniors have the best time.”

Feb 22, 2006 by Jill from Wayne
Overall Rating: 1

• The pizza restaurant across the highway.
• Cost, displays, lack of trains, waiting on a line outside in the cold.

“What a rip off. After driving an hour and a half with my 3 year old son to see all the trains, all we saw were dirty, broken down displays, with very few trains running. We were not the only ones complaining. The funniest thing was a sign near a broken part of the exhibit that said that an 18-month-old climbed into the display and broke a bridge 7 or 8 years ago, so they left it to look like a train wreck. Well, they did get one thing right, Northland is a train wreck!”

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