You can now ride a train around the Mall of America
The Bloomington megamall has launched the "Star Express," which is open daily and transports families on a "fun and scenic loop" through the mall.
The train station can be found at the north entrance of Nickelodeon Universe, between Victoria' Secret and Bath & Body Works.
Tickets cost $7 for adults, $5 for kids, and are free for children who are under 3-feet tall. However, Mall of America says these are "introductory prices."
Here's the description:
"Riders will board the train near the kiosk. Star Express is a nearly ten-minute ride traveling past popular stores throughout the Mall's North Atrium, along with exciting rides in Nickelodeon Universe such as Boots Banana Swing, Avatar Airbender, and the Carousel, before returning back to the station."
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