I took a smaller, slower train ride like this up in Canada. It was the ride's first year in service so they were still ironing out some details. At one point, the mini-train was struggling to get up an incline, so they asked us kids to get out and help push it up. We were cracking up at how rinky-dink it was, and figured they'd probably be sued if it was in America, but it was a lot of fun.