Baby Bop joins the fun, and the group decides to have a royal tea party, filled with mother goose rhymes. The king happily leaves for his fishing trip.

The group decides that the kids can watch the castle and Barney can wear the crown while the king is off fishing. Upon entering the castle, Barney and his friends meet the king, who has a special wish: he wants to go fishing. After playing with the make-believe horses, the castle finally opens. She leaves the group, returning to the bridge, while Barney and his friends wait for the castle to open.īarney and the kids playing horse racing.īarney's friends pretend to have a horse race around the castle. Twynkle informs the group that the castle will not open the gate until 3 o'clock. After completing the three tasks, the group crosses the bridge and approaches the castle gate. Before allowing them to cross the bridge, she tells the group that they must do three things: solve a riddle about standing on one finger, perform to 'Looby Loo', and be her friend. Before crossing, Twynkle the Elf magically appears, informing the group that she was the voice they heard previously. Later down the trail, Barney and his friends discover a bridge. They try echoing different silly sounds before an unknown voice responds to their echo, causing Barney and his friends to scurry off. When they wish they could visit a real castle, Barney takes them to a magical forest. While using their imagination, beyond the gate lies a magical forest, filled with musical flowers.Īfter following the trail of castle signs, Barney and his friends take a break where they discover echoes. Barney's friends are playing in Derek's backyard while building a sand castle.

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