One could decorate their pumpkin with the gel markers laid out on table after table-that was free. Of course, true to UPCHARGE FASHION, the 2nd leg of our train ride dropped us off at the decorating depot. Still.BE TRUTHFUL! Call it a 'PUMPKIN GOURD EXPRESS' or something a little more closer to the truth. "Better use pumpkin gourds," I can visualize them saying in unison.īut really, mon sense would dictate picking your pumpkin and then taking said pumpkin out to your car.Evidently, PKI big thinkers didn't think we'd be capable of that, and considering RobLec's description of the beer-soaked Saturday crowd, maybe PKI head honchos were right. Like I said, while I commend PKI for adding the train as part of the whole FearFest/kiddie haunted attraction, I think the whole premise was a little misleading.Īnd yes.I can see the bean counters and deep thinkers sitting around the conference table at PKI Operations mulling over the pumpkin give-away thing and thinking the worst: PKI grounds splattered with smashed pumpkins.
#Little tyke roller coaster full#
I turned around and eyed the little tyke who had his eyes set on his new-found treasure, looked back at Missy Poo and raised an eyebrow as if to say, "OH YEAH? Tell HIM that!" The Mother had to convince him that he couldn't have THAT one and for him to put it down as she steered him over to the haystack full of (HIS) palm-sized pumpkin gourds. Meanwhile, the staff member was feeding me a line about the kids loving the pumpkin gourds and not being upset that they couldn't pick the *REAL* pumpkins. But we COULD have one of a hundred or so miniature PUMPKIN GOURDS that were lying around.Īs I was talking this situation over with a member of the staff, a little tyke of about 3 or 4 was behind me struggling to lift a small pumpkin from the ground. "Look at all the pumpkins!" OOPS! We found out that the PUMPKINS are only for decoration.
#Little tyke roller coaster Patch#
"WOW!" we thought as our train pulled into the PUMPKIN PATCH area. Kids (and parents) are led to believe that the train will stop at a PUMPKIN PATCH and they can pick out a pumpkin and then be transported by another train to yet another destination (the picnic grove) to decorate said pumpkin, as well as do some other fun activities.
While I appreciate KI for expanding their October doings by incorporating the RR into their FEARFEST event, I came away somewhat displeased from the 'ride.' In the first video, Jackson looked on with wonder as the roller coaster ride starts.Firstly, the "PUMPKIN PATCH EXPRESS" is a little misleading. Tori shared three videos of Jackson’s reaction. So, Tori thought she would take him on his very first roller coaster ride. Tori only shared videos of Jackson, so it’s unclear if Lilah and Zach were there, too. They visited the Enchanted Forest amusement park in Salem, Oregon. Jackson Roloff: Credit: Tori Roloff/Instagram Jackson Roloff’s First Roller Coaster Ride – Part One VideoĪ few days ago, Tori Roloff took to her Instagram Stories to share her latest adventure with Jackson. Tori wanted to make the most of their summer break before he heads back. Lilah Roloff had so much fun in the sun that she couldn’t keep her eyes open.Īs mentioned on the current season of LPBW, Jackson started school this year. After returning to Oregon, the whole family took a day trip to a local lake. Jackson enjoys tinkering around Roloff Farms with his grandfather, Matt, or his uncle Jacob.Įarlier this summer, Tori Roloff took Jackson for an outing at Disneyland in California. The bold offspring of Zach and Tori Roloff has the same daredevil personality of his dad. Little People, Big World fans have watched Jackson Roloff grow up before their very eyes. Tori Roloff Keeps Jackson Busy During Summer Break
Did Jackson Roloff enjoy the amusement park staple or was it a bit too adventurous for him? Keep reading to see Jackson’s reaction. Tori Roloff took the tyke on his first roller coaster ride ever. He loves to explore the family farm with his grandpa Matt. Jackson Roloff is known to be a bit of a daredevil.
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