World’s Largest Radio Flyer Wagon

I think this is awesome they have a page for this! great place for kids to play

This is such a creative and interesting playground spot. Walked past it many times last week and saw a bunch of kids having a great time. It’s impressively big and creative. Really great addition to the park and gets a lot of use too.

Riverfront Park is awesome, and this gigantic, bright red Radio Flyer Wagon just cements this park as being one of the coolest ones EVER!
I see this wagon as a fabulous, smile-​invoking sculptural piece, but every time I pass it, I see kids scampering all around it and climbing it and sliding down the «handle”/slide, so it definately serves a dual purpose (i.e., kiddie playground apparatus as well as sculptural park element).
I just love it! It brings back memories of the wagons of my youth. And to see kids of all ages enjoying it, and playing on it and laughing all the while, just enhances my opinion of this piece.
I was recently in town for the Bloomsday event and I was pleased as punch to see this wagon was still as popular as ever, with SO many families and kids and teens taking photos by it and playing on it.
What a fantastic Spokane feature!

DUDEEEEE! this thing is huge… No seriously go check it out. You know you had one as a kid and loved to sit and ride it down hills, this is a new experience you have to adventure on! Climb to the top and slide down the slide like your a kid again. I mean, come on, we are all still kids deep inside. I may just show it more :)

Pro: This is pretty big
Con: Difficult to move

This meets and exceeds all expectations. I mean… it’s a gigantic Radio Flyer. How cool is that?! What else to say? Well, the handle is a slide. Okay, the slide does not meet expectations. In fact, I would rather it be a real handle (and free wheels), so you could drag the thing around the park. But that’s probably not going to happen.
Oh, and be respectful and night because there could be people sleeping up in the wagon. Don’t want to disturb them!

It’s worth a stop on your way through downtown Spokane. I like that Spokane has the Riverfront Park where there are many things to do and see and take photos of. It gives me a little vibe of the San Antonio Riverwalk but less festive.
I will say that I expected this wagon to be gigantic, but it’s not actually that big. It’s big, don’t get me know, just a little less big than I thought it’d be. It has a slide down the middle. So, if you’ve got kids, maybe take them for a little slide. Then go for a walk by the small falls or go on the carousel or use the Suction Goat near by (sounds naughty, but it’s not that kind of suck-​cion). Although, there are quick a few homeless people around those parts sooooooooooo…
Anyway, I can say I’ve been and it was moderately decent. The whole river front experience is more to my liking though.

This is a fun place for people of all ages. A big slide down the handle and monkey bars under the wagon! Also a great place for large group photos!

A little out of sequence on this one… But hey, did you ever wonder what it might feel like to be a Lilliputian? Ever wanted to see the only Radio Flyer visible from space? When look no further, you found it. It’s pretty dang cool… And pretty dang big, hey, it’s the world’s largest (I did not fact check that, nor is it visible from space, but it does look pretty cool on a map in satellite view). Bottom line, if you are in the park, say checking out the suction goat (
), why not check out the wagon too. PS. Don’t forget to try out the slide. It’s mad fun to stand in the wagon… Gives the saying «on the wagon» a whole new perspective.

It’s so Spokane. It’s also really red and sorta looks like a wagon. I have no choice but to give it a 5 because I found no evidence of it being recently used by Spokane’s drug community. By the way, it’s really a lot better in the summer.

The Red Wagon is so iconic to Spokane, WA. It was Built in 1990, 26 tons of steel and reinforced concrete, 12-​foot-​high, 27-​foot-​long Radio Flyer Wagon. It can hold as many as 300 people. Spiering, the artist spent six to seven days a week for a year building the $ 36,000 sculpture, for which he received a $ 30,000 commission. It was created to honor of Washington State’s 1989 Centennial. It was a gift from the Junior League of Spokane.

It’s everything I imagined it would be.
Thumbs up.

It’s big, it’s huge, it’s super cool!
I love the fact that there’s a slide, it just makes the radio flyer even more awesomely cool.

Its a giant Red Wagon with a decent slide, some monkey bars, placed in a picturesque part of the park. Besides being urinated on by revelers at closing time, what is not to like?

When Conan O’Brien came to Spokane, he made some comment like «what was the city council smoking when they decided to build that, a giant red wagon?»
It’s totally trippy. The kids love it. It’s fun and silly. A fun photo opportunity with an icon of Spokane.

Some things are world record holders simply because no one cares to challenge them. This is one of those things.

The name says it all.
It is a GINORMOUS red wagon!!!
And, just around the corner is the garbage-​eating goat statue.
It’s the pride and joy of Spokane and one hell of a photo-​op.

You know that book, «1000 Things You Should See or Do Before You Die?» This awesome World’s Largest Radio Flyer Wagon needs to be in there if it already isn’t. I had no idea this thing was in existance until I rolled into the park with some friends and I about peed my pants because I was laughing because I was so giddy to see this thing! I took alot of pictures to show friends back home who all thought I as nuts when I told them about it… until they saw the pictures. Now, they are all jealous I have seen and slid down the World’s Largest Radio Flyer Wagon.
Needless to say, I highly recommend seeing this. And when I have kids, I will be bringing them to this awesomeness… for them but mostly for me. :-)

I could’ve easily tucked and rolled out of the car when I saw this beauty. Instead, I waited for the car to come to a complete stop.
It should tour the country, and share the joy it brings to old and young.
My skirt wouldn’t allow me to go down the slide. I’ll be back, World’s Largest Radio Flyer Wagon. Oh, I’ll be back to go down.

In addition to the garbage eating goat, Spokane also has the world’s biggest Red Flyer wagon. It’s pretty damn big. About 25 – 50 people can fit inside it and the handle is a slide.
There’s always kids there during the day so if you want to go without kids being generally annoying go late. It’s pretty close to the nightlife so let’s just say things have been known to go down there after closing time.