Lagoon's Wild Kingdom Train

The Wild Kingdom Train's Merriweather Pulling a Train through the Grade Crossing and into the Tunnel. The Wild Kingdom Train is a 24" Gauge Live Steam Railroad Manufactured by Crown Metal Products and Located at Lagoon Park, Farmington, Utah, USA.

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• Lagoon
• Park
• Wild
• Kingdom
• Train
• Steam
• Narrow
• Gauge
• Farmington
• Utah

[thomas9012]

how do they get the trains on the rails when they come off the rails

[linearinduction]

@thomas9012 a Jack. ;)

[thomas9012]

@linearinduction what's a jack

[linearinduction]

@thomas9012 A Car Jack. One is Used when you are changing a Tire on a Car. ;)

[hoscaletrains500]

I love lagoons locomotives, especially this one! But why dont they ever run the locomotive thats mostly in the shed? ( i used to live in layton near farmington) and the other locomotive hardly ever ran.

Nice shot of the locomotive ,

10/10

[linearinduction]

Lagoon Actually Operates Both Trains on Busy Days and When it comes time to Take a Train Off, The Train with the Most Propane in it's Tank is Removed and Parked on the Side Track. If a Train needs Maintenance Work, it may also be Parked on the Side Track.

[thomas9012]

but a long time ago the engines were a different color the one you saw in the video was pink and the other was orange and black

[vampire177]

looks like a Saturday.

[linearinduction]

Lagoon's Maintenance Department takes Great Care of Both of their Crown Locomotives! =)

[linearinduction]

This Crown Locomotive (CN: 8-54-24) was Manufactured in 1968 for Pixieland in Otis Oregon and Operated there from 1969-1972. The Idlewild Crown is located at Remlinger Farms in Carnation, Washington. =)