Started the day bright and sunny at Legoland Malaysia on our 2nd day. We first met Mr. Lego Mascot at the entrance. After taking some photos with the different lego figurines (Mr. Toilet and Mr. Tourist) at the entrance, we proceed to Lego City.
Welcome to Legoland Malaysia...
Family pic with Legoland Mascot
Big bunny & Mr. Lego Men...
@ Lego City, the big bunny 1st went for a joy ride at the Junior Driving School meant for kiddos between age 3 to 5. While pedalling the lego car around the circuit, Mummy made him his own driving license. Cool....We were very interested in the Driving School with road signs and traffice light but I guessed the big bunny gotta wait for another 2 more years.
Posing with the lego cars...
Next up, the whole family went for a relaxing ride at Legoland Express... It was so comfy that the little bunny fell asleep while on board of the train. While the little bunny napped, we took Kaden to explore the rest of the Lego City...
Relaxing train ride around mini land
We "performed" a rescue mission at the Rescue Academy by "driving" the fire engine via pumps to the building on fire, and helped to put out the fire.. Verdict of the rescue mission... Happy bunny but aching arms.. Ha ha ha..
Fireman "To Be"...
Next up were all the fun and exciting rides... Mummy also took a ride on the lego planes with the big bunny at the Lego City Airport in Lego City. In Land of Adventure... The big bunny simply loved Bettle Bounce at Land of Adventure, where he got "thrown" up and down again and again. Big bunny and Mummy's favorite must be the Lego Kingdom where we went for an exciting ride at the Dragon's Apprentice. The big bunny also tried out Merlin's Challenge, a relatively high speed carousel.
We also explored Imagination... The big bunny and Daddy went for a "tiring" ride at Kids Power Tower where they gotta pull to climb to the top of the tower for some excellent view of the park. We also caught a show "Spell Breaker" at the Lego 4D Studio.
Can you see how strong I am?
The bunnies also spent some time at the Duplo Play Town with the slides. Who can missed the Duplo Express train ride while in Duplo Play Town? We even went for 3 round of rides...
Fun @ Duplo Play Town
Other than taking tons of photos with the lego figurines and structures around the park, we also tried our hands on the mini games stalls (basketball, fishing, cans throwing etc) through out the park... and guessed what, we won... a snake... and a HUGE minion...
Winnings from Game Stalls
We also managed to capture some nice families photos at the Park...
Despite having a day at the park, we however din cover everything... But that actually gave me a good excuse.. Meaning, Legoland... We will be back soon... =D
What we missed?
@ Miniland... Omg, can you imagine we totally missed this attraction? Not that we din know it exists, but we were too absorbed in the rest of the park.. Hopefully, I can explore the area in my next visit...
@ Lego City, we skipped the Boating School as we, or rather Mummy don't want the bunnies and of course myself, to get wet on a hot day and end up getting sick. We didn't let the bunnies have a chance to explore the Shipyard too as the play structure is unsheltered and the weather was simply too hot.
@ Land of Adventure, we skipped the Lost Kingdom as the queue was simply tooooooooo long in the day. When we wanna try our luck again at the end of the day, the attraction was closed to public. Too bad... We also skipped the Dino Island simply cos Mummy dun really like water attractions..
@ Imagination, we skipped the Observation Tower as we witnessed it malfunctioned and people got stuck in the mid of the tower for a good 15mins... Maybe next time? We also spent very little time at the Buid & Test area.
@ Lego Technic, we skipped the water attraction (again), Aquazone water racer, Project X due to minimum height limit for the bunnies, Technic Twister due to the queue...
@ Lego Kingdoms, the big bunny so wanna try out the Dragon roller coaster but a pity, he din meet the minimum age requirement. We also missed out on horse riding at Royal Joust and exploring the play structure, The Forestmen's Hideout.
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