Are the wagon and ox included, or do I have to buy those seperately?

Ox and wagon are shipped separately from the rest of the game, but I have to warn you there are a few watch outs. - The top speed of the ox and wagon is about 2 mph. My commute has extended from less than 20 minutes to just over 3 hours each way. Fortunately, there is a large lot at work and the edge is bordered by shrubbery where the oxen can graze. - Oxen require more food than the reviews led me to believe! I've been sneaking them onto local sports fields for mid-night feedings, but this is becoming increasingly difficult. First of all, I'm really short of sleep from transporting them over there. Second, the local high school has hired a security guard following the difficulty of the cow-pies during the homecoming game. He's better than average and very attentive, so I've had to be creative with how I reach the field. Incidentally, if you know of a nearby field in the area which is unpatrolled, I'm in the market! - The HOA has registered several complaints against me on behalf of my neighbors. Currently, I'm not violating any neighborhood rules, but it's become increasingly difficult to vote down the referendums. My neighbors have actually started attending the HOA meetings! - The wagon has presented a few issues, but nothing major. It takes up slightly more than a standard traffic lane, which means more people honk at me than used to. Also, I've had a few tickets, but you can talk your way out of them with an historic license plate. It also takes up a larger than normal portion of my driveway and will NOT fit in a standard American garage, even one which accommodates SUVs. Additionally, parallel parking is not possible as there is no reverse on the standard models shipped with the game. Other than this I'm thoroughly pleased with the Conestoga and oxen. They've given a depth of play to the game which did not exist before. The cow pie collection has also significantly decreased our heating bill during the winter!

Is it appropriate for children? I'm worried by the dysentery joke on the cover. My kids are ages 7-11.

This is a throwback to the old game from the 1980s, and it's designed to bring nostalgia for 30+ people. I, myself played it when I was 8 or 9 on a computer, so it's certainly fine for those ages...

How big an area with two people need to play this? I.e. can two people on a plane sitting next to each other have enough space or do they need more?

Needs much more space to play properly. You build a trail with the cards and you are suppose to play with your hands facing open plus there are a couple of decks that need to sit out.

Unit Count	1 Set
Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	322 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W	8"L x 1"W
Material Fabric	Cardboard
Color	Multicolor
Number of Items	1
Container Type	Box
Special Features	Cooperative Gameplay, 8-bit Art
Number of Players	2-6

Pressman The Oregon Trail Card Game - Cooperative Gameplay Based on The Classic Computer Game, Ages 12 and Up, 2-6 Players

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