If you scout around my blog, you'll know that I'm a themepark freak. I like themeparks, my hearts beats fast at the sight of Mickey Mouse, more so than my son. I can create 6 entries out of 1 themepark but I'm right now having trouble what to write about Legoland Malaysia, but I'll try.
In Lego City, little kids ...
| get to do boating, ... |
| ... flying, ... |
| and driving. |
| You get to pump these fire engines using bare hands, which means children can only shout, 'faster-faster' while the parents pump the fire engine like lunatic ... |
| ... to this building and then you can spray water to supposedly put down the fire. Erhhh, anything after Kidzania's full fledge hotel on fire prop is lame with capital L. |
In Lego Kingdom .... (OMG, I can't find a single pix), there is a castle just like the Cinderella castle or the Far-far away castle in other themeparks except that you cannot get a full view of it. So, what's the point?
In the Land of Adventure
| we ride the water splashing ride and got wet. |
| and we pull ourselves up and let go. No, I'm not joking and I repeat "we pulled ourselves up" and let go. Hahahaha, so much for the adventure. |
The Lego Technic's is to me the best section that provides anything resembles fun. They have the twister ride, the aquaracer rider and water splasher.
| You get to 'splash water' at the people on the Aqua Racer ride but you'll get wet too |
I guess that's all I can write ... gosh, this is bad. Oh yes, 1 last thing before I end, HOW CAN LEGO BE MORE EXPENSIVE IN 'LEGOLAND' COMPARED TO DEPARTMENT STORES IN TOWN? I just simply cannot accept that.
Just as Tom Cruise thinking he will spend the rest of his life with Katie Holmes, I thought I'll be making annual school holiday pilgrimage to Legoland. Guess we both have the same ending now ... TTYN.
Next, Miniland that is Legoland