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It hadn't been two hours, and they had four photo-taking moments, which took almost an hour of time. Next, they had the cake cutting and another round of more photos before food was given out to everyone.

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The kids had two group rides, which also came with a "photo shoot" before every ride. The children then had time to do what they wanted to for around 10 to 15 minutes before they had to follow the schedule they didn't know they had. Turns out the mom wanted to organize a group photo shoot with the kids, so she was annoyed they ran off." The OP continued: "We all did make sure our kids wished the birthday boy happy birthday and him his presents, but they immediately ran towards the train ride once they were done. There wasn't a schedule given, so the Redditor didn't realize it would be a "big deal" if they were 10 minutes late or she would've "rushed more." Photo Shoots The birthday boy's mother was "clearly irritated" as they had missed a treasure hunt. The original poster (OP) and her daughter arrived 10 minutes late as they got lost trying to find the spot, but they arrived at the exact same time as two other families, so it might have looked "planned." Treasure Hunt TATYANA_TOMSICKOVA/GETTY A Birthday Agenda Here, a boy and his friends celebrating his third birthday as they smile at the camera outside. A parent was praised for triggering a "walk out" of a child's birthday party.