When our son turned 3 years old, he loved Thomas-the-Tank Engine & friends.
Of course, no party box would be complete without one or two munchies. We tried to keep the sweets to a minimum and served pizza, sandwiches and chips as an alternative to a table covered in sugar! The pizzas and sandwiches were cut into train shapes using a cookie cutter. 
Instead of fizzy drinks we diluted apple and grape juice. The cake was made by a local Party Company. It was a plain square sponge cake with a Thomas picture on the top. To finish it off, we had a plastic train and train track around the cake. A good time was had by all, and even though I tried to keep the sugar highs to a minimum - the kids still went home buzzing with excitement.
Instead of fizzy drinks we diluted apple and grape juice. The cake was made by a local Party Company. It was a plain square sponge cake with a Thomas picture on the top. To finish it off, we had a plastic train and train track around the cake. A good time was had by all, and even though I tried to keep the sugar highs to a minimum - the kids still went home buzzing with excitement. Bernadine - CAPE TOWN
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My son would love a party like this for his 3rd birthday in July. Thanks for all the great ideas!
Hi There!
Sounds like that was a great party. My son is crazy about "Thomas" and trains in general. Last year we had a train party so this year we will do a "Thomas" party. I hope you do not mind if I use some of your ideas.
We had different stations last year which was great fun.
Carmen
Please feel free to make use of these idea - that's what they are there for!
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