Author: Curt_58

I am amazed. This place is huge. Expect to spend at least 3 hours. Don't make the same mistake I made, gave myself only 2 hours and I didn't even make it around the entire park. I kind of regret taking too much photos and browsing around. Should have zoomed through this giant park. There are so many sections. Also if you go on the weekend, lots of the stores are open and so you can walk in and check out each store. The people who work there talk as if you are back in the old days. Yes went into a candy store and there is cool, old looking candies (edible ones and are for sale). Just the packaging is old. Went into a cottage style hospital and the women there talked as if surgery has gotten so high tech and of course she is talking in the sense of 1900s. Also went into someone's house and the owner (lady who works there), talked about how great her husband was and spent $45 to buy this oven with thermostat attached to it ($45 was a lot back in the old days, she feel proud to have that oven). She made it sound like a big thing because she said her neighbor had to put their hand in into the oven in order to know how hot and she has this really high tech stuff. Interesting..... Talk... Everything was pretty amazing here. Also you get to ride the ferry here (sadly I didn't have time). There is also an amusement park here. The amusement park has a ferris wheel (I didn't get to ride that because again no time). Also there is the train and again no time. See how much I am missing out. So you need more then 2 hours here. Some other cool stuff here is that there is a bakery that sells real bread or baked goods. Also there is an ice cream parlour here as well. It's pretty cool. But the ice cream parlour doesn't serve fancy ice cream. Just a quick stop to bring down the heat on a hot day. So admission is $26.25 and I have to say, it is totally worth it. So much to see here Parking is not free unless you park really far. Overall, I really enjoyed this place and really highly recommend coming here and giving yourself enough time to walk around. Also I want to applaud the people who work here. They dress in the 90's props and act as if they are in the 90's. That is pretty cool.