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Making tracks to Kennywood


Thomas the Tank Engine, along with his friends and favorite destinations from the Island of Sodor, has come to life this year with the opening of Thomas Town at Kennywood Park, Pennsylvania. Paul Ruben took a trip down to explore how the IP, a favourite with kids for generations, has been interpreted in theme park form


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homas Town features five rides, including a train ride with Thomas and a stage show, along with themed play and entertainment areas, merchandise


opportunities and more within a new land at Kennywood. It is the second-largest permanent Thomas & Friends attraction in North America after only Edaville in Carver, Massachusetts. “We’re so excited to welcome Thomas & Friends to


Kennywood,” says Kennywood general manager Jerome Gibas. “Thomas Town presents a huge addition that expands our family offerings while introducing the park to Thomas & Friends fans from around the globe. We couldn’t ask for a better gift for Kennywood and our guests to help celebrate our 120th anniversary season in 2018.”


“With 120 years of history, Kennywood is one of the most


beloved amusement parks in the country and we are so excited to bring our latest Thomas & Friends attraction to Pittsburgh for families to enjoy for many years to come,” adds Julie Freeland, senior director of global live events & attractions for Mattel, owner of the Thomas & Friends brand.


BELOW: Kids can meet and greet their favourite Thomas characters


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