Face Painting - 2 Tickets
This is the first time my son let anyone do this! Super excited.


Bounce House - 1 Ticket for 10 minute jump
If your child has trouble transitioning, talk to the attendant - they are really understanding and will cut you some slack.

Picture Stands - Free

Egg Hunt - 1 Ticket per Child
Daily Egg Hunts are every half hour starting at 10am. Last hunt is at 4:30pm.
I won a pony ride in one of the eggs! Woohoo!
Cookie Decorating - 1 Ticket per cookie
100% edible. =)

Train Rides - 1 Ticket per Person
This is now a tradition for us. We can't leave the park without a train ride. =)

Carnival Games - 1 Ticket
Every kid wins a prize for just trying.
Want to Host your own Egg Hunt Play Date?
Here are some tips that I've shared before - How to Form a Play Group to Save Money. Our group was a little small this time because our kids are in school in the mornings, but we've also done this in the morning for the littler ones. Egg Hunts at Irvine Park Railroad are every half hour starting at 10am.Irvine Park Railroad is located inside Irvine Regional Park at: 1 Irvine Park Road, Orange, CA. For more information about their Eggstravaganza Event, please visit their website at:
www.irvineparkrailroad.com.
Know before you go:

- Parking is $3 weekdays and $5 weekends.
- Entrance is Free but some of the activities require a ticket.
- Tickets are $5 each (or Save $15 with a Book of 15 for $60). Get a group together and share the savings.
- Bring an easter basket for the hunt or you can purchase one for $3. Also available are bags for $2.
- There are playgrounds throughout the park with lots of shade to have a picnic.
- COUPONS can be found HERE.
- Enter their Jelly Bean Contest for a chance to win a great prize pack. See picture below for details (located at the event ticket window).
Disclosure: This is a non-sponsored post, however, I received activity tickets to spend a day with my family in exchange for sharing our adventures. All opinions are my own. All images (c) Let's Play OC!



We love This event, a family tradition
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