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The libtards like Judeye and Paul just don't get it. Canada is going to produce their oil and ship it somewhere- likely China if we turn them down. Another big reason to have the Keystone pipeline is national security. We are just one flash point away from a major disruption to our petroleum supply - especially with Obama at the helm!
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"Investing does not, and that's ALL the wealthy do. They are NOT job creators. And besides, the pope knows they're immoral".
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The pay freeze was widely reported. Seethrough doesn't tell you about contract negotiations. Apparently you think the Observer is lying. The Koch boys are walking around with millions of disposable income. You are deluded. God's plan? Are you anti-Catholic? The pope is against capitalism. I ask again, why are people making 40-80 MINUS health insurance MINUS pension MINUS 20 % in taxes the problem!? Question two--why don't you become a teacher? Then you'd be richer than the Koch Bros. because that's how depraved your thinking is. Teachers blood-sucking parasites with all your money, Koch Bros. modest entrepreneurs with not a real penny to their name. News Flash--teachers are job creators because buying stuff creates jobs. Investing does not, and that's ALL the wealthy do. They are NOT job creators. And besides, the pope knows they're immoral.
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First, the teachers fill our children's minds with liberal thought, like accepting alternative lifestyles. Responsible parents address this fallacy and let the children know not according to God's plan. Parents are working 2 jobs to pay the bills. There is only so much they can do, yet get blamed by the liberal gang. Now the elderly are losing their homes because they can't afford the taxes. What is going on? With this teachers union, we are in an abyss, a big black dark hole. There appears to be no bottom.
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Steiner, I have read your posts too. How could we be the same person when our interests are far apart. You have a great appreciation for science and chemistry, while I enjoy the world of finance. Isn't it interesting how the same group who are determined to assault and destroy science and chemistry also want to bring us down financially. They have no understanding of finance. The Koch bros are not walking around will billions in their pocket. The money is in the businesses they own and the ones who attack him have no problem investing in his companies and taking their return. These are very strange people we are dealing with.
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hey truth teller, i love rich people. they do NOT work 8 hour days and get all summers off like those honorable teachers. they create the wealth , pay the taxes that the liberals just love to spend and spend. I know wealthy people in the chemical industry with a great base salary and huge bonuses. but these people will work 16 hour days. weekends too, travel at a moments notice. it is nothing like a teachers job. plus in the chemical industrty if something goes wrong due to human error, they face the hateful govt, people like you who say greed, rich, climate change. i work, but not as hard as some i know. let them have the money they earned. it is from the rise of liberals that class warfare began. liberals were and are too stupid to create wealth. they steal it via taxes. thats what woodrow wilson said in a fashion. get rid of stupid liberals and all will be well again.
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Truthteller, please change your name. Go to seethroughny to see through lies they tell. You will see no pay freeze & no sacrifice, just huge pay increases funded by the looting of the taxpayer. Its just terrible how you think I am the bad guy and I am the one with the mounting debt. Christopher and mattdillon feel the same one. Its warped logic.
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hey double ringer, I like you. you dispel all the myths the nonscience liberals put forth I have posted again and again that the chem industry knows how to handle abrasive corrsive stuff. sulfuric acid at least proves that.liberals are utterly stupid people. even sewer plants will have their pipes wear away from human waste.. I have had friends in sewage for 45 years. they tell me the stories and i have seen the plants. every argument the libs advance against pipelines , fracking and oil is nothing more than a myth or a scare tactic.thuis is just another attempt by iberals to force higher costs and shortages on us. rmember the 70s? Who would have thought then the US would be awash in natural gas and increased oil output. the libs were saying end of oil !
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hey christopher, i am not a fake. i have spent 40 years in the chemical industry. you folks just cant imagine there are people who are smart and can see thru the liberal baloney we get fed. i quoted many science facts, none refuted and you say i am a fake. you libs always issue demands, like jerry rubin, a great liberal. we always have to bow down before the liberals. whattsa matter christopher, ego bruised some ? your govt christopher has destroyed america. the teacher union, you ignore them repeatedly fights all choice. you just are aching to now who i am. noone could be that smart in a dumb liberals eyes, but i am. paul, i am.
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hey tj, reasoning with liberals is impossible. i read your poss. the libs think we are the same, notice the jeftron. even dk gets confused. he always posts a nonscience quote while i quote from the masters, the nobel winners of science. Hey dk, multiple personalities ? It is called being a poly math or poly glot. our education system makes sure this dos not happen nowadays. but back to truth teller,robber barrons wre the best thing that ever happened to america. they LOWERED the cost of many items. Even Cuomo said money was short in NY after the Wall street crash. many were laid off and the taxes from WS DECREASED truthteller. do you libs know any other words besides greed or hate ?
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Unlike Bank of America, GE, Time Warner, and a host of others, teachers pay taxes. They're in the same boat as the rest of us. It's sinking while robber barons like the Waltons and the Koch Brothers and a host of other executives are soaring. The question is, why are you so angry at people making 40-80 thou and not the least bit at people making multimillion in bonuses every year. There's not enough hours in a day to "work" enough to earn that. Why is that OK by you? Because of some mythical choice you have to buy or not? Right. You don't need food. Energy. A car. Medicine.
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Shared sacrifice? Where have you been. The Observer has reported over the past three or four years about several districts, one of which was Dunkirk, taking a pay freeze. What more do you want? And the reason private industry has been hit is because corporate heads have been allowed extreme greed in Reagan America, and they've misbehaved rather than be responsible. You think the managers of Carriage House are hurting? Or the shareholders? Their profits are through the roof! There was no need for them to close, and there has been no need for private industry to close shop in most cases. Greed and extreme greed. Wake up to these truths. You can't blame people making 40-80--MOST TEACHERS. Your original rant was the evil teachers, so put administrators aside. They're in a totally different union. 40-80. Just exactly how lavishly can you live on that? And you have to shave off health care, taxes (20% in most cases), pension contributions, and yes, union dues.
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Truthteller, you support my argument. You say you lost when Wall Street took a hit. I did too, like most Americans. The teachers are invested in the same equities and took a hit too. The difference is the taxpayer has made them whole once again in school property tax increase in the disguise of helping little Johnny. I graduated top of my class in Accounting and have a 4 year degree for it. I know the math, the logic, it doesn't work. These pensions are a ticking time bomb. The only reason they are near fully funded is because they use government accounting methods. We use GAAP in the private sector and these funds are seriously lacking. Ask any CPA, he will reiterate what I just said.
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Truthteller, we have 72 people making 6.5 million and you don't have a problem with that. The Superintendent has received more in raises the past 4 or 5 years than people are making here a year. The person who wrote this article seen always sees generous increases annually. The problem is people in the private sector have seen no increase in pay and our taxes are paying for other peoples increases. I don't see what is so difficult to understand. We one sector of people who I call the "privileged class" moving in one direction and the the rest of us moving in another. Nobody is saying pay these people minimum wage. However, for God's sake recognize the times we are living in and share in the sacrifice. That seems to be asking way to much from the public unions. They carry on as if times are booming. Who works for who? I am telling you right now, the public unions will be the steak in the heart of this country. Its probably already to late.
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Truthteller,the ultimate oxymoron!
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Another brilliant idea, Jef, give Wall Street control over teachers' pensions. Then they can destroy them just like they destroyed people's savings a few years ago. I suppose that would make you feel better: I lost my pension, so let's make teachers give theirs to Wall Street so they can lose theirs too. Isn't there a state better suited to you, someplace you can move to and secede with, like all the other wacko conservative extremist haters?
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Jefftron, about half of that 72 are administrators, so you can't count them. Now you're down to 35-40 teachers. A significant minority. Make a graph; you'll see that MOST teachers are as I said, 40-80. That's the problem with conservatives--you don't accept data, analysis, and evidence. You vote and spew opinions based on your hatred, your disappointments in life. Doubleringer is doing that by making exceptions sound like the norm because he is partisan and wants the Koch brothers to have their pipeline. Jefson--awfully inconvenient to your narrative that teachers pay out of pocket, isn't it? DKExpat is right--teachers once made far less than the private sector. Who stood up for them then?
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Who's old enough to remember when teaching jobs started at $5,500 while a high school grad walking through the gate on Willowbrook, Brigham, or Lucas, etc. was earning $25,000?
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Doubleringer, I agree with just about everything you posted. I'm a proponent of hydraulic fracturing and have been on wellsites while Halliburton "ran the jobs." (Heck, I even signed the contracts with Halliburton, Dow, Schlumberger and others.)
But putting all routing/environmental/chemical concerns aside, Keystone XL does not benefit the US. Just the opposite - - it will raise consumer prices $2-4 billion per year in the Midwest. (TransCanada stated that in its own regulatory filings.) The "dilbit crude" will be refined in tax-free zones and exported to Latin and South America where prices are higher.
Good economics for TransCanada, but not for Americans.
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Truthteller, if they pay out of their paychecks for their pension, put them in a 401K and one problem is solved. Why do you go by the name of truth teller when all you say is lies. I am serious, you speak no truth, just fabrications trying to justify untruths.
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USMCVET, Truthteller, and Christopher are all idiots. I just went to seethroughny and Dunkirk has 72 teachers making 80K or more a year that is costing the city over 6.5 million $s. Take a look at Dunkirk, doesn't this seem a bit out of line. Aren't they smart enough to recognize poverty or is it they just don't care. Good Grief. Elderly people losing their homes because they can't afford the taxes and these people getting compensated like this. This is before health care and pension contributions, then its even more. Maybe I am wrong, but this just isn't right. How can anyone defend this?
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(con't.) which is no more abrasive than conventional oil. The native people are afraid contamination will "destroy their fishing economy." What native american fishing economy exists on the Great Plains? Seriously. The writer "consumed a few gallons of gas" to get to DC. Really? As for the rise in gas prices, anyone with half a brain knows that prices are based on many inputs. Further, this is heavy oil and the Texas refineries are built for heavy oil. Short term, the byproducts stay in the US, then they get exported. The writer's claims on jobs are just more LOWV BS, as is the whole article. If this person truly is a teacher, I am thankful she's not teaching my kids.
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Does anyone mind if I get back on topic? The writer uses the same anti-fracking strategy in her commentary, which is misconceptions, deceptions, half truths and plain old falsehoods. These folks are not interested in a debate, only in forcing their beliefs on the rest of us. Bear with me, please- install a pipeline across a "huge chunk" of the American West. Most of the pipeline already exists. The XL portion covers 1700 linear miles, hardly a huge chunk. ...oppose the "likely" pollution of "western aquifers." The aquifer in question is the Ogallala, just this one. The XL route goes around this aquifer. Also, the geology of the land takes any spill away from this aquifer. "in truth, the chemicals used to extract oil sands will probably pollute the water supply" What? How are these chemicals arriving in the US from Canada? Sneaking across the border? "the oil itself is abrasive" The oil in the pipeline is a diluted bitumen,
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I will give you the truth. The public education system has evolved into a test lab for the liberal agenda. Think about it, the teachers hired in the public school system are liberals. Any conservative teacher finds themelves in a Charter School or Parochial School. This is very scarry. The education is indoctrinating the children while their minds are pliable to liberal thought. This thought promotes a large government that will provide for all your wants and needs. This Teachers Union is very willing to olbige to reach the goal. Very Sad.
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As for USMCVET--I wouldn't mess with him as it seems he's sent men like you to rock painting. Probably did his time in some godforsaken place like Paris Island.
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I've been trying for some days now to get lvm installed on a 2.4 kernel..Has not been very successful to say the least.What kernel would you recommend for a production file-server ?? Should I go back to 2.2.19 again ?? I upgraded to 2.4 due to NFS and ext3 mainly.It also has the latest drivers for my megaraid controllers.But now I can't get lvm compiled ..Is 2.4 even stable enough to use in production ? Can't allow this server to be down as it's our primary fil-server..
Never mind.Down to 2.2.19 again and everything works now..Guess I'll keep it here for the time being..
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Police believe he is responsible for at least two armed robberies this year, a burglary with intent to commit assault on Lancer in May, and a theft.
On September 5th, The Cash Store on Sheppard Access was held up by an armed robber. The getaway car was later found at a Wichita Falls RV park, but the robber wasn't.
Police say Barnes also held up a man outside a gas station on Sheppard Access last May. Barnes' conviction record includes robbery, assault, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
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10th February 2008, 16:06
1:12 scale Interceptor model tested for selfrighting
samuel j
10th February 2008, 16:06
10th February 2008, 17:34
I can think of simpler ways to test whether a model leaks or not??neil.
samuel j
10th February 2008, 17:41
(Jester) Are you spending longer in the Bath again than is considered natural..... thats how rumours start Neil...(Jester)
10th February 2008, 17:48
you've seen the size of me, John. I'd need a 20 man rubber liferaft to get space to occupy with one of my boats, lol. neil.
11th February 2008, 00:38
She was certainly tested there....very good model indeed.
11th February 2008, 00:40
Just like a duck
11th February 2008, 12:29
thanks for your comments gents.much appreciated, neil.
11th February 2008, 19:50
Hi John, I am quite sure I was driving! Looks like my driving...only no Damage!! Andy
samuel j
11th February 2008, 20:13
The team !!!! there andy.... Neil wants to make a 1/2th scale model of Strawberry...for added effect...LOL.(Jester)
We might sell up then at Xmas if there a run on Action Men in the shops...(Jester)
11th February 2008, 20:28
I've got one john. don't know about the monacle though??(Jester)
samuel j
11th February 2008, 20:58
Hey Wully was that you they used for that model... anchor in one hand and chain in the other and not a bother to ya.... must be all that bully beef and crackers. Was that a monacle or some cunning Scrabster night vision device or all that remained of the previous nights beer goggles..[=P]
11th February 2008, 21:10
no, John. i think this one's Wully in his coxs'n chair?
11th February 2008, 21:14
The figurine with the anchor is modelled on an RNLI Divisional Inspector of old and the caption should read - " Yes very nice - would someone like to help me remove it off my foot, come on chaps, chop, chop ". (Jester)
samuel j
11th February 2008, 21:19
no, John. i think this one's Wully in his coxs'n chair?
Or about to start his specialist topic on Mastermind, are ya online Wully..?:sweat:
11th February 2008, 21:24
shall this DI's name remain unmentioned,Chris??
11th February 2008, 21:29
Yes, I think perhaps its prudent that it should (Jester)
11th February 2008, 21:31
this was definately modelled on me, judging by the size of him?
11th February 2008, 21:32
But could this be Santos? lol.
11th February 2008, 21:33
NO not I, the belly is too small but I recognise the one above him and wild horses will not drag his identity out of me on pain of god knows what !!!!!!! I have to be circum - circumvent - OH sh1t very careful what I say.
But I bet Seabreeze recognises him too.


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Saturday, October 22, 2016 – Exposition Park – 700 Exposition Park Drive, Los Angeles, 90037
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It expires every year on September 1st. Every time you shop at Ralph's and use your Rewards Card they donate up to 4% of your purchase price to The German Shepherd Rescue! Just click on the link below to go to the Ralph's Community Programs webpage. Under "Participant" at the bottom click on the orange button that says "Enroll Now" for instructions on how to sign up for the first time or re-register your card with GSRescue. Our organization number is "82517" and we are listed as "GERMAN SHEPHERD RESCUE/ORPHAN". If your Ralph's receipt doesn't say "German Shepherd Rescue" on the very bottom then it's time to renew.
Ralph's Community Contribution Program
When it comes to doggy beds, not all of our dogs are as lucky as C.J.
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Conserving cash is always a concern for entrepreneurs, but investing in systems, software and equipment and as Everday California's experience demonstrates, space can enable owners to take on new business, save money and grow revenue.
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Not sure what areas of your business to spend money on? Siblings James and Alexa Hirschfeld, co-founders of Paperless Post, offer three questions to consider:
1. What separates your business from your competitors? Invest in tools and technologies that can make your company stand out even more.
2. What are your biggest weaknesses? Spend money on systems or processes that can lessen their impact.
3. Where can you cut costs? To find money to invest in your business, reduce spending in areas that will have a minimal impact on the bottom line.
"If you're not reinventing yourself, evolving your value proposition every three years, you're falling behind and becoming irrelevant," says Patrick Stroh, president of Burnsville, Minnesota-based Mercury Business Advisors where he works with small businesses on innovation, product development and growth strategy. "The only way I know how to continuously, consistently evolve your value proposition is to have a relentless focus on innovation."
"If you're not reinventing yourself, evolving your value proposition every three years, you're falling behind and becoming irrelevant."
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Of course business owners must know where it makes the most sense to spend. New York-based Paperless Post, lets people create customized online and paper invitations and cards and it's critical that online cards and invitations bypass spam filters and make it to their intended recipients' inboxes — which isn't as easy as it might seem. The solution? Paperless Post invested in a contract with Return Path, a company that has products that helps emails make it into customers' inboxes. "We knew this idea was dead in the water if we couldn't be excellent at delivering e-mail so with our extremely limited budget, that was where we put $10,000 really early on," says co-founder and CEO James Hirschfeld.
For Greg Goodman, owner of an Alta Mere automotive accessories store in Oklahoma City, rebranding and installing new equipment led to increased sales. As part of the rebrand, Goodman purchased six digital menu boards that would show video demonstrations and updated price guides for different products. The boards cost $165 each and maintaining them requires a $35 monthly connection fee.
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Feature first-timer Gil Kenan directs with a zingy sense of kids, comedy, fright, and visual perspective.
Lisa Schwarzbaum - Entertainment Weekly
One of the spooky archetypes of childhood imagination the dark, mysterious house across the street is literally brought to life in this marvelously creepy animated feature.
A.O. Scott - New York Times
One of the best animated movies of the past couple of years and the most enjoyable family entertainment of recent months.
Philip French - Guardian [UK]
The movie treats children with respect. Monster's pre-teens are sarcastic, think they're smarter than their parents and are going crazy over the opposite sex.
Scott Bowles - USA Today
Monster House is an eyesore.
Ann Hornaday - Washington Post
Even at 87 minutes, Monster House overstays its welcome. The finale is an overbearingly loud chaos of splintered boards and sentiment.
Ty Burr - Boston Globe
What the movie lacks in story development it makes up for in spooky thrills.
Jack Mathews - New York Daily News
Monster House benefits from strong graphic design and lovely lighting, but the script is nothing to write home about.
Joe Morgenstern - Wall Street Journal
Monster House, a frankly horrific and full-tilt hilarious family yarn about a man-snacking mansion. It's engineered to scare your pants off, split your sides and squeeze your tear ducts into submission.
Amy Biancolli - Houston Chronicle
Monster House is good fun. All that's missing is the indelible link between good and great.
Philip Wuntch - Dallas Morning News
Monster House never pulls off this transit of kiddie fright to delight and back. Yet there is plenty here to dread. The movie is a creepfest. And I don't mean that kindly.
Lisa Kennedy - Denver Post
The animated feature Monster House might one day become an amusement-park ride -- it's all about synergy, you know -- but it couldn't be much more fun than in its present incarnation.
David Edelstein - New York Magazine
Viewers of all ages who survived the 2003 film version of the Disney ride known as The Haunted Mansion will appreciate the improvement Monster House represents in the realm of old dark houses with great big secrets.
Michael Phillips - Chicago Tribune
The overall conception suggests Hayao Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle, the frenetic pacing seems as American as an apple pie in your face.
Jonathan Rosenbaum - Chicago Reader
Easily the best computer-animated feature to come from Hollywood in a long while, Monster House is also one of the weirdest.
Steven Rea - Philadelphia Inquirer
The film is comprehensively creepy, often funny, a little bit touching, and exciting.
Colin Covert - Minneapolis Star Tribune
The result is an efficient film that never really catches fire, but satisfies along the way.
Tom Long - Detroit News
Most viewers will see this computer-animated movie on a conventional 2D screen. That's too bad, because, given the range of motion-capture effects and camera moves, the film was made for 3D.
Bill Muller - Arizona Republic
Across 90 minutes... the experience is desensitizing and dispiriting and far too insistent.
Todd McCarthy - Variety
The storytelling skill in Monster House isn't always up to its visuals. But as a roller-coaster summer entertainment, it's a heck of a lot more fun than Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, not to mention a full hour shorter.
Lou Lumenick - New York Post
This Monster House is a real fun house. It's a 3-D animated kids' film built on classic gothic horror lines, a jokey, spooky Goonies for the new millennium.
Roger Moore - Orlando Sentinel
The hybrid computer animation technique used by Robert Zemeckis in Polar Express finds both better expression and a more appropriate holiday -- Halloween -- in the witty kids' horror movie Monster House.
Geoff Pevere - Toronto Star
Monster House chooses not to take the interesting route, opting more often for wisecracking dialogue and bombastic effects.
Liam Lacey - Globe and Mail
It's part story and part spectacle, with the two halves being nicely balanced to offer something for just about everyone.
James Berardinelli - ReelViews
This Roald Dahl-esque tale and cornball fantasy never quite jell into a satisfying movie experience. The move feels frustratingly disjointed like that lumbering, disintegrating house storming down the street.
Kirk Honeycutt - Hollywood Reporter
The difference between Monster House and most other animated movies is a little thing called story. It actually has one, and doesn't just trot out cheeky characters spewing gratuitous pop-culture references.
Christy Lemire - Associated Press
Until this animated horrorfest turns shrill, debuting director Gil Kenan delivers enough visual goods to justify the faith of producers Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
Kids may grow up too fast today to embrace the film's familiar message of the virtues of an unhurried adolescence, but it's nice to be reminded of the possibility.
Kevin Crust - Los Angeles Times
Brent Simon - Shared Darkness
Frightful fun for tweens and up.
Jane Boursaw - Common Sense Media
I suspect, and hope that "Monster House" will become a Halloween classic, because it's too fun to be forgotten.
Felix Vasquez Jr. - Cinema Crazed
"Monster House" may well be the first mainstream animated exploitation movie.
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
Brian Marder - Hollywood.com
A good laugh and technologically fascinating.
Daniel Etherington - Film4
[Has] its moments of both scares and laughs.
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
It's too dark for the kiddies, while not having enough of an adult flavor to reach an older audience.
Dennis Schwartz - Ozus' World Movie Reviews
The most troubling element of the film is its conclusion ... which comes to rather alarming conclusions about how to deal with a resentful social outcast.
Jeffrey Overstreet - Christianity Today
Delivers the freaky/funny goods for audiences of all ages.
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com
A plodding and unimaginative screenplay.
Frank Lovece - Film Journal International
A cleverly conceived, kid-friendly horror flick with a lot going for it, mixing clever asides in a thrill-a-minute roller coaster ride on the way to a finale with a satisfying send-off.
Kam Williams - Upstage Magazine
Dean Essner - Irish Times
Monster House doesn't give specifics about when it takes place, but I swear it must be the '80's.
Jeffrey Chen - Window to the Movies
The best animated film of 2006.
Forrest Hartman - Reno Gazette-Journal
A visual treat, with characters that look like caricatures and a house that's as much of a monster as anything Hollywood has given us.
James Plath - Reel.com
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Joseph Proimakis - Movies for the Masses
Set on Halloween, the script is original and nicely creepy, even when the boys are joined by a redhead named Jenny.
Dean Essner - Sydney Morning Herald
In an era of meticulously muggy, corporate-vetted movies designed to launch possible franchises before the first film has even released, Monster House plays pleasingly to audiences of almost any age, driven by a strong sense of wonderment.
Brent Simon - Now Playing Magazine
A rich, layered and often funny script, with some decent scares, as well as some knowing, hip scenes that satisfy with their edgy moments and lines.
Urban Cinefile Critics - Urban Cinefile
Here's a conundrum: an animated movie that is pitched at kids but is far more suitable for teenagers and adults.
Harry Guerin - RTE Interactive (Dublin, Ireland)
...amid the technical dazzle, the spunky juvenile protagonists give the film an unlikely anchor.
Todd Jorgenson - Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
Monster House may look like the sort of movie that is more or less safe for little kids, but the humour gets a little crude in places.
Peter T. Chattaway - Christianity Today
From his brilliantly twisted vision of the house itself to the casting of the voice actors for this film, Kenan couldn't have done a better job for his frosh film effort.
Kim Voynar - Cinematical
This is not only going to make the little ones jump, but it made a few big ones (like me) jump, too! It's scary
Michael Szymanski - Sci-Fi Weekly
Unfortunately, I don't think it's going to be a monster hit.
Kamal 'The Diva' Larsuel - 3BlackChicks Review
The last act ends up marring what up to that point has been an above-average kiddie adventure.
Ethan Alter - NYC Film Critic
So fresh, innovative and fun, you can't believe it wasn't written by Brad Bird and directed by Robert Zemeckis.
Collin Souter - eFilmCritic.com
Newfangled technology providing old-fashioned frights. Maybe these folks are on to something.
Bruce Bennett - Spectrum (St. George, Utah)
A scary, sharp, funny movie, this is the best kids' flick of the year so far.
Ian Freer - Empire Magazine
It may be a tad too scary for the very young but for everyone else this is a frighteningly good movie.
David Edwards - Daily Mirror [UK]
Un susto animado digno de risas y una cinta imprescindible mas para el almanaque de noche de brujas.
Luis Martinez - Cinenganos
n the pantheon of CGI films, it's one of the most adult-orientated animations yet. I don't need to tell you that the kids in the screening were enamoured from start to finish.
Dean Essner - Time Out
While certain elements of Monster House might be too scary for very small children it is unquestionably worth seeing. With stunning animation, loveable characters and a witty script this is the best children's film of the year so far.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
A bracingly icy breath of fresh air, a tween-oriented family film that is unabashedly out to frighten… an excursion into primal fears of places you don't want to walk past at night.
Steven D. Greydanus - Decent Films Guide
While it might not bring the house down, there's enough here to suggest this Monster won't be moving out of cinemas any time soon.
Neil Smith - BBC
Monster House, a CG-animated horror comedy, has the kind of freaky-fun imagery that goes directly to the heart of your inner child.
James Kendrick - Q Network Film Desk
... too intense for children... too dull for adults... why wasn't this a LIVE feature film?
Kevin A. Ranson - MovieCrypt.com
Am I the only one wondering why "Monster House" wasn't released at Halloween?
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
A decent dark animated picture with some fun, some scares and some neat interaction between the three lead characters.
JoBlo - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
In a lovely neighbourhood there is a very old and dilapidated house that eats anything that lands on its property.
Angela Baldassarre - Sympatico.ca
(Monster House)...is a Goonies to get lost in, an amiable adventure yarn that has action and atmosphere to burn.
Bill Gibron - DVD Verdict
The basic story is very similar to a recent animated film called "Howl's Moving Castle."
Robert Roten - Laramie Movie Scope
...an often beguiling piece of computer animation that could nonetheless benefit from a gentler touch.
Josh Larsen - Sun Publications (Chicago, IL)
This doesn't have a clear target audience in mind.
Audrey Rock-Richardson - Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah)
Creepy in more ways than one: The 'performance capture' technology still results in animated human characters who look more disturbing than natural.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
Monster House is crammed to the rafters with the kind of satisfying horror-lite scares that make it a perfect midsummer diversion.
Sara Brady - Premiere Magazine
A new Halloween tradition... Kenan and his crew have designed a carnival spook house thrill ride to match the best.
David Cornelius - eFilmCritic.com
What initially appears to be a straightforward haunted house tale morphs into a haunting tale about love, retribution and acceptance.
Matt Brunson - Creative Loafing
This daring effort is uniformly well-crafted and bodes well for director Gil Kenan's future.
John P. McCarthy - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Unfurls like a campfire story sugar-infused teenage counselors would spin for frightened scouts on an overnight trip.
Sean O'Connell - Charlotte Weekly
"Monster House" is just a blast, expertly turning those old childhood fears about the weird house down the street into big-screen entertainment.
Rob Thomas - Capital Times (Madison, WI)
Obviously, this is a movie aimed at pre-adolescents and not 30-something emotional cripples like me, but I felt the movie could've been a little more ghastly.
Pete Vonder Haar - Film Threat
After a clever and well-constructed first half, this digital family cartoon falls apart before your eyes. When the kids finally get inside the house, it's as if the script gets eaten alive, too.
Thomas Delapa - Boulder Weekly
If you've ever been freaked out by that run-down gothic-looking house down at the end of the block, you must see Monster House. If not, go anyway.
Larry Ratliff - San Antonio Express-News
Ultimately, the environments are far more interesting than the humans navigating within them.
Dan Fienberg - Zap2it.com
One of the best puberty-peril films since the 1980s boom, "Monster House" balances out its elements of Burton and boyhood to make a movie more alive with the magic of Halloween than "The Polar Express" was with the spirit of Christmas.
Nick Rogers - State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL)
Most of the characters are cliches, but the horror shows some imagination. This is not a classic animation film, but it is a nice and sometime grizzly little horror story for kids.
Mark R. Leeper - rec.arts.movies.reviews
I was wondering whether Summer 2006 was going to provide me with a genuine 4-star, this-is-what-I-love-about-movies experience. And then I saw Monster House.
Mike McGranaghan - Aisle Seat
A fun trick, and a real treat.
Sean McBride - Sean the Movie Guy
A haunted house that's alive, uproots itself, and storms down the street on a rampage seems a bit over-stimulating for young children.
Betty Jo Tucker - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
A wicked house that confiscates every toy within its reach, and kidnaps every human on its doorstep, is more fun than you know.
Jeanne Kaplan - Kaplan vs. Kaplan
There are loads of priceless moments in this film.
David Kaplan - Kaplan vs. Kaplan
Don't let this one pass you by on the big-screen. It's movie magic. The kind many of us thought died many summers ago.
Alex Sandell - Juicy Cerebellum
Sometimes irreverently hip and sometimes sweet, the spooky-house tale provides the best and worst in family entertainment.
Susan Tavernetti - Palo Alto Weekly
Equal parts Ray Bradbury and rickety carnival spook show, this animated tale of a carnivorous, haunted house and the band of neighborhood kids who decide to put it out of commission feels maddeningly unfinished...
Marc Savlov - Austin Chronicle
owes more to Tim Burton than to the traditional Disney-style animated summer family movies
Anne Gilbert - Filmcritic.com
...a truly nostalgic reminiscence of childhood scares and dares.
Robin Clifford - Reeling Reviews
Dean Essner - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Dean Essner - Baltimore Sun
'Way too scary for tykes and far too juvenile for teens, this malevolent monstrosity falls into a pre-adolescent abyss.
Susan Granger - Modamag.com
With its childhood gothic imagery and carnival freak show subplot, "Monster House" feels like something sprung from the mind of Tim Burton.
Laura Clifford - Reeling Reviews
a bit too scary for kids under the age of 8 years old, but provides wonderful, funny and frightening entertainment for everyone else.
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
Monster House tries to straddle the line between childhood and puberty to little effect; it's adult enough to hint at consequence, but not enough to follow through.
Dean Essner - E! Online
A comedy at heart but potentially a kid's first horror movie, Monster House is a fine introduction to the young cinephile's realization that you can have a lark in the dark.
Matt Caracappa - Boxoffice Magazine
Monster House uses some of the same motion-capture computer-animation techniques employed in Polar Express, but in spite of its horror-movie trappings, it's much less terrifying ...
Keith Phipps - AV Club
strikes the perfect mix for children and adults
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
Monster House, energetically directed by first-timer Gil Kenan -- takes what could have been a pretty thin story and turning it into a grand tale of daring and friendship.
Glenn Whipp - Los Angeles Daily News
The trick is that it's a little early for Halloween, but Monster House is the treat.
Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone - TheMovieChicks.com
Monster House is a cute, fun and smart stroll down the universal adolescent memory lane, a sort of haunted Home Alone or a Leave It to Beaver episode set in The Twilight Zone.
Duane Dudek - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
It's fun, funny, smart and even scary -- in that surreal, Gothic-style way that the old Universal horror movies such as Frankenstein were frightening.
Bruce Kirkland - Jam! Movies
This follows in the grand tradition of adventure stories with middle-school-aged heroes (and heroines), the big, scary world of the story standing in as a metaphor for the big, scary world of adolescence and adulthood.
Nell Minow - Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Monster House is the most pleasant surprise of the year and will undoubtedly wind up on a certain list of mine at the end of the year.
Bill Clark - FromTheBalcony
While it has some spectacular set pieces and dollops of goofy, wisecracking humor, Monster House rests on such a flimsily constructed narrative framework that it starts collapsing in on itself, long before the predictably over-the-top conclusion.
Timothy Knight - Reel.com
Best of all, Monster House employs technology that allows for facial expressions and nuances of performance in its animated characters.
Mick LaSalle - San Francisco Chronicle
The house itself -- with a porch for a mouth, a carpet for a tongue and a chandelier for a uvula -- is terrifying in the family friendly way old Disney movies are terrifying, and the story packs a few genuine surprises too good to spoil here.
Mike Russell - Oregonian
Trick and treat! Halloween seems oh so far away -- until Monster House rolls out its spooky, ooky welcome mat for kids of all ages.
Carol Cling - Las Vegas Review-Journal
The house is the coolest thing in Monster House, though that's largely by default.
Sean Means - Salt Lake Tribune
Kids probably won't mind the movie's excesses, but even as Monster House moved toward the inevitable uplifting ending, I wished Kenan and company had toned things down a bit.
Robert Denerstein - Denver Rocky Mountain News
An enjoyable ride on a dark but not-quite-scary-enough-to-make-you-scream roller coaster, told in elegant motion-capture animation.
Moira MacDonald - Seattle Times
The haunted house concept gets an invigorating rehab in Monster House, the latest -- and highly entertaining -- animated feature from the folks who gave us The Polar Express.
Jack Garner - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Surprisingly enough, puberty-stricken J.D. and Chowder actually sound like real teenagers, but the cartoony look will probably alienate real-life kids that age, and the man-eating house might be downright terrifying to younger kids.
Maitland McDonagh - TV Guide's Movie Guide
reminiscent of last year's shrill 'Zathura,' another film that couldn't find the proper balance between humor and horror. ...The movie has a few nicely warped ideas that remain frustratingly underdeveloped.
James Sanford - Kalamazoo Gazette
Dave White - Movies.com
Like the books of Roald Dahl and the Harry Potter novels, Monster House does not condescend to kids, but respects their intelligence, and their ability to separate fantasy from reality.
Terry Lawson - Detroit Free Press
This usually doesn't work in animation unless it's one of those dish-plate eyed Japanese things. Even then it doesn't work half the time. Which is why I'm happy to report that this is part of the OTHER half which actually does.
Eric Lurio - Greenwich Village Gazette
The movie, by UCLA film-school grad and whiz kid Gil Kenan -- reflects a distinctive voice, one that's needed in the ever more crowded but often less-distinguished field of feature animation.
Gary Thompson - Philadelphia Daily News
Some of the humor is a little crude for a PG-rated film, and the material does get dark. But the animation is bright and colorful, and it looks pretty spectacular.
Jeff Vice - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
A grim, dark ride.
John Wirt - Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
There's no gore, no nudity and only the mildest of vulgar jokes. But this time the haunted house isn't full of clever crooks, and the scares aren't just an excuse for silly humor.
Stephen Whitty - Newark Star-Ledger
Seems less a joyous return to innocence and more like the nightmares we have while contemplating the real-estate market.
Peter Canavese - Groucho Reviews
The movie might become one day a thrilling amusement-park ride, but for now, it's mediocre and generic kids animation tale with uneven special effects (some corny) that would have benefited from a release around Halloween, when the yarn is set.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
When the fat lady finally sings -- the filmmakers turn up the volume and the visuals explode. It's these sensations, and not necessarily the content, that might overwhelm some youngsters.
Stephen Williams - Newsday
Ranks in a class of haunted house tales alongside the original Haunting and The Others. But, you know, for kids.
Erik Childress - eFilmCritic.com
A feast for the eyes, Monster House should become a mainstay of the Halloween season.
Dustin Putman - DustinPutman.com
Monster House becomes one of those wonderfully weird adventure stories beloved of children who don't mind getting a good old-fashioned case of the heebie-jeebies. It's kind of a blast for adults too.
Scott Foundas - L.A. Weekly
After a promising beginning, with some clever dialogue -- Monster House can't figure out where to go.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
It's equal parts funny and frightening, and should, like its two-decades-old predecessors, turn into a slumber-party staple. But really -- you must be this tall to ride this ride.
Phoebe Flowers - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Had it been released at Halloween (where it surely belongs), you might count it as marginal seasonal fun. In the middle of summer, though, it barely registers.
Eric D. Snider - EricDSnider.com
Kenan never loses sight of the wonderment that children (and adults) experience when the inanimate becomes animate.
Peter Rainer - Christian Science Monitor
The final film isn't wretchedly bad, but clearly needed a lot more polish before being presented to the public.
Rob Vaux - Flipside Movie Emporium
The picture is yet another entry in the if-you-animate-it-they-will come (they being parents and kids) summer sweepstakes.
Eleanor Ringel Gillespie - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Monster House is professionally assembled and contains a good amount of irreverent fun; as an adult, I dug a lot of it.
Steve Schneider - Orlando Weekly
When all's said and done, you wish the film had been about Nebbercracker and his girl.
Walter Chaw - Film Freak Central
Sure to give your kids nightmare. Like the best movie monsters, the monster house has a real tragedy at the heart of its backstory.
Fred Topel - Can Magazine
It distinguishes itself as entertainment with a willingness to spill into macabre territory without losing its prepubescent sense of carefree, AM radio adventure and imagination.
Brian Orndorf - FilmJerk.com
The ultimate movie for 10-year-old boys.
Jeffrey Westhoff - Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
Monster House is like an amusement park ride through a fun house. It's a great deal more fun than that other amusement park ride, Pirates of the Caribbean, and funnier than the summer's Pixar picture, Cars.
Bruce Newman - San Jose Mercury News
The lone minority character is a complete fool and the onscreen kids either mock or fear the overweight, both pretty monstrous messages to send to a young audience.
Matt Pais - Metromix.com
Acceptable as a kids film only as a punishment tool.
Phil Villarreal - Arizona Daily Star
Monster House is arguably the best family film so far this summer.
Stax - IGN Movies
With a sensibility that falls somewhere between the Stephen King and Tim Burton, this is a horror movie for kids with bite, heart and a poignant happy ending that is entirely earned and completely rewarding.
Sean Axmaker - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Inventive, groundbreaking and engaging.
Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
No cinematic dream house, but despite flaws in design and construction, it's worth a walk-through.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
A spasmodic, cacophonous roller coaster ride.
Nick Schager - Slant Magazine
Roll out the welcome mat for Monster House - you'll be glad you did.
Staci Layne Wilson - About.com
In this latest extravaganza from executive producers Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis, millions of dollars and long hours in the digital-animation studios have produced . . . a photorealistic, computer-animated, generic American suburb!
Luke Y. Thompson - New Times
Maintaining macabre spirit, Monster House is a happy horror film.
Mark Palermo - Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
the PG-rated antics suck any tension away when you become fully aware that killer houses in kids' movies can't actually kill anything.
Mike Sage - Peterborough This Week
The Academy should seriously consider awarding the Best Animated Feature Film Oscar to Monster House, which is way, way better than Cars.
Steve Rhodes - Internet Reviews
The camera angles are dynamic, the dialogue wry, the story crackerjack, and the direction keeps everything moving along at just the right pace
Andrea Chase - Killer Movie Reviews
... it's very weird and twisted in some of the areas it goes. But it's also just a ton of fun.
Richard Roeper - Ebert & Roeper
This is a great fantasy story, the kind of movie kids dream about in their back yards.
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Polar Bear Express
Advanced, date-specific tickets required. only valid for date purchased.
- Adult: $28
- Child (3-12 years): $22
- Toddler (Under 3 years): $10
Polar Bear Express tickets are only sold online and must be purchased in advance. Tickets scheduled to go on sale on Nov 1, 2016
2016 dates will be announced soon.
Tickets are date specific and only valid for the date purchased.
Polar Bear Express
Hop aboard the Rio Line Train's Polar Bear Express for a nighttime ride with Santa to a glittering world of holiday enchantment.
The Polar Bear Express includes admission to River of Lights. These events are fundraisers that benefit the Zoo, Botanic Garden, Tingley Beach and Aquarium.
Tickets Include
- Hot cocoa and sweet treat upon boarding
- Enchanting story as the train rolls on
- Travel the rails to meet Santa
- Santa presents every child & toddler with a souvenir gift
- Final Stop admission to River of Lights
- 5 p.m. – Arrival
- 5:15 p.m. – Train Boarding
- 5:30 p.m. – Train Leaves Station
Adults-Only Happy Hour
This year we will be offering a special adults-only "happy hour" night on select evenings. Both include the train and entry that evening into River of Lights.
Two options will be available:
- Polar Bear Express Night for adults will include an adult hot chocolate and sweet churro. Tickets are $35 ea.
- Date Night for adults, includes the above as well as dinner at the Shark Reef with an amazing view of the Aquarium. Tickets are $115 per couple.
Dinner Menu (subject to change)
- New Mexico shrimp and scallop ceviche with crispy tortilla strips
- Grilled duck breast lettuce wrap with fig blueberry sauce and pickled sweet peppers
- Edamame hummus with pita and fresh veggies
- Shrimp bisque with sesame crouton
- Butternut squash bisque
- Green tea brined Cornish hen with lemon rosemary compound butter, sweet potato mash, grilled asparagus
- Slow roasted espresso rubbed prime rib with au jus and horseradish, roasted rosemary red potatoes, grilled asparagus
- Seared salmon fillet with spinach and mint pesto and heirloom tomatoes over angel hair pasta, grilled asparagus
- Grilled Portobello mushroom stuffed with sun dried tomato, spinach and feta, grilled asparagus
Dessert (shareable)
- Ice cream nachos with cinnamon sugar tortilla bowl, chocolate and caramel sauces, jelly beans
- Fresh baked warm brownie with salted caramel ice cream and strawberry sauce
Frequently Asked Questions
Ticket Info
- Can I purchase Polar Bear Express tickets online?
- May I purchase tickets by phone or in-person?
- Will Polar Bear Express sell out?
- Does an infant need a ticket?
- What are the ticket restrictions?
- What happens after I purchase tickets online?
- What are the ticket policies (printer or email problems, forgotten tickets, online security)?
Event & Passenger Info
- What is the Polar Bear Express?
- What happens on the train?
- How long is the train ride?
- What are the seating arrangements?
- Are there restrooms on the train?
- Can I bring my stroller on the train?
- Is the train wheelchair accessible?
- Is storage available for personal items?
Traffic, Parking & Boarding Instructions
- Will there be traffic delays?
- Where do I park?
- Is there an additional cost for parking?
- Where do I board?
- How do I get to the train station from the parking lot?
Dress & Weather
Ticket Info
1. Can I purchase Polar Bear Express tickets online?
Tickets MUST be purchased in advance and are only available online.
NOTE: There is no service charge(s) to purchase tickets online.
2. May I purchase tickets by phone or in person?
Polar Bear Express tickets are not sold by phone or in person. Tickets are only available online and must be purchased in advance.
3. Will Polar Bear Express sell out?
Polar Bear Express is an extremely popular event and will most likely sell out. If you plan on attending with friends and family, we recommend purchasing tickets for your entire group, via one transaction.
If tickets are not available for a selected date, choose another date for ticket availability.
Visitors who arrive at the train station without tickets will not be able to ride the Polar Bear Express.
4. Does an infant need a ticket?
Every passenger is required to have a ticket. Ticket prices are:
- Children (Ages 3-12) - $22
- Toddlers *Younger than 3) - $10
5. What are the Ticket Restrictions?
You must have a valid email address, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express credit card, Internet access, and printer to purchase tickets online.
All sales are final. Polar Bear Express tickets are date specific and only valid for the date purchased.
Expired tickets have no value and are not eligible for refunds, reissue, rain-checks or upgrades.
We recommend one adult for every four to five kids.
Seating is General Admission, on a first-come, first-served basis, with a 20 person per-car capacity. We cannot guarantee that all parties will be seated together.
6. What happens after I purchase tickets online?
You will receive two e-mails with a confirmation and link to a PDF that contains your tickets.
You must bring the printed tickets to the Garden Train Station in order to board the Polar Bear Express. Tickets can only be scanned once.
7. What are the ticket policies?
- Email problems:
Ticket buyers receive two e-mails—a purchase confirmation & a link to the PDF that contains your print-at-home tickets. If you haven't received two e-mails from the BioPark, check your spam or junk mail box.
BioPark e-mails come from an address ending with "@cabq.gov". You may need to add this address to your safe-senders list.
- Printer problems:
If you have problems printing, bring your ticket or purchase confirmation number(s) to the BioPark during regular business hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily).
Present numbers and picture ID at the Administration Office to redeem the tickets. Administration Office is closed after hours & during special events.
- Forgotten tickets:
If you forget your tickets, you must provide a picture ID of the ticket buyer and ticket or confirmation number at the Garden Station.
- Online transaction security:
We have partnered with Siriusware to make print-at-home tickets as secure as possible. All credit card information is encrypted before transmission and storage.
Event & Passenger Info
1. What is the Polar Bear Express?
Polar Bear Express is a magical, nighttime experience aboard the Rio Line Train on journey to meet Santa and experience the glow of River of Lights.
2. What happens on the train?
- Upon boarding: Passengers are treated to hot cocoa and a cookie.
- En route to meet Santa: Enjoy an enchanting story and holiday music as the train rolls on…
- Santa Stop: Santa and his elves are awaiting your arrival to board the train & will move through each train car to greet each child and toddler and present them with a special souvenir gift. Passengers stay on the train.
- Final Stop: Return at the Garden Station & unload at your final destination, admission into New Mexico's largest, all-original holiday production -- River of Lights.
3. How long is the train ride?
About 30 minutes, including Santa stop and gift presentation.
4. What are the seating arrangements?
All seating is General Admission and limited to 20 passengers per car.
5. Are there restrooms on the train?
There are no restrooms on the train. Facilities are available for use before and after the train ride and are located in the Garden and Aquarium Plaza. There are also two portable restrooms as you enter the Garden Station lot.
6. Can I bring my stroller on the train?
Due to limited space, strollers are not permitted on the train. Strollers may be left at the Garden Train Station during the ride and picked-up after. Though strollers are secure and attended to during your trip, do not leave valuables behind. We are not responsible for theft of damage of items left in strollers.
7. Is the train wheelchair accessible?
The Train Station is Wheelchair Accessible BUT can only accommodate a limited number of wheelchairs on the train (three max).
Staff assistance is available to individuals with the ability to transfer to a seat during boarding and unloading.
Wheelchairs may be left at the Garden Train Station during the train ride. Though wheelchairs are secure and attended to during your trip, do not leave valuables behind. We are not responsible for theft of damage of items left in wheelchairs.
8. Is storage available for personal Items?
If you need to bring a bag, pack a reasonable size that will comfortably fit on your lap or under your seat. The train will be full and does not have sufficient space for oversize items. Polar Bear Express reserves the right to deny boarding of oversized items. Do not leave personal belongings on the train. Take everything with you when exiting the train.
Traffic, Parking & Boarding Instructions
1. Will there be traffic delays?
Depart your home early to avoid traffic delays.
Traffic congestion is expected during the evening commute to River of Lights and parking lots will fill to capacity. It is important that Polar Bear Express attendees plan ahead, arrive early and allow 5 minutes extra to park and walk to the Garden Train Station.
We suggest arriving 30 minutes before departure. Be sure to allow extra travel time for traffic, parking, walking to Train Station and boarding. The train will depart on-time.
Highly impacted areas expected along: Interstate 40, Rio Grande Boulevard, and Central Avenue.
2. Where do I park?
Attendees MUST park in the main, Garden and Aquarium lot - Enter New York Avenue, North of Central.
Allow 5 minutes extra to park and walk to the Garden Train Station.
3. Is there an additional cost for parking?
There is no charge for public parking.
4. Where do I board?
Turn in tickets and board at the Garden and Aquarium Train Station.
5. How do I get to the train station from the parking lot?
From the New York parking lot, walk through the Garden Plaza past the aquarium entrance, into the rear parking lot to access the, clearly identified, Train Station.
Note: Parking is not available in the Train Station lot
Dress & Weather
1. Are train cars heated?
In addition to River of Lights being outdoors, Polar Bear Express Train cars are not climate controlled. Although cars are enclosed and windows shut, they are partially exposed to weather and wind from the front and back of each car with no heat.
2. How should I dress?
Dress for winter weather. Dress warm and bundle up in layers. Remember, train cars do not have heat and are partially exposed to nighttime winter elements. In addition, River of Lights is an outdoor event.
3. Will Polar Bear Express be cancelled due to weather?
We do everything in our power to remain open for all event dates.
Trains operate during all weather conditions and we do not give refunds or exchanges to those who are unable to attend their scheduled night due to weather. In the rare case of a cancellation, a notice will be posted at www.RiverOfLights.org.
You also can contact 311 for up-to-date event and ticket information.


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