I ♥ theme park– Legoland (End)

Kudos to the theme park designers, hope that kids are inspired by the creativity that they have put in at every corner in the Legoland. Cheers!

Another brick sculpture which caught little one’s attention… I didn’t know how to call this man, so I told Jing Xuan that he’s called the “Iron Man”. Hehe… Isn’t the theme park a fairy-tale land for kids, so naming isn’t important, all you need is your imagination.

 

The Observation Tower

We loved this ride very much and went on it twice. We really loved the 360 degree view of the Legoland and the surrounding area. There’s a magician entertaining us with some magic shows while waiting for the ride. Anyway, no queue at all!

Some very nice Lego sculptures spotted around The Observation Tower.

Duplo Playtown – A very cute playground where little one refused to leave even though it’s hot like an oven.

“I am very busy looking for the hen who keeps on saying ‘cluck-cluck-cluck’ at this barn.”

Anyway the ‘Duplo Express’ was down for maintenance. Are you able to spot the bunches of ‘brick-veges’ in the photo below?

It’s 5pm, we had spent almost an hour in this playtown, so we decided not to watch the 4D movie (at the Lego Studio), not to enter the “ Lego Build and Test” room and also the “Pharaoh Revenge’s ride”. We headed straight to the mini-land. More bricks sculptures were spotted on our way to the mini-land.

 

The Pharoah Revenge’s ride…will visit again next time.

 

Mini-land

Can you spot that someone is trying to commit suicide in the photo below?

We were happily enjoying the great creation at the mini-land for the next 1.5 hours. It’s amazing. Little one hoped to stay on as time was just too short for him to slowly go every small bits & pieces at the Mini-land. 

Planning to revisit soon as we get 2 buy-1-free-1 ticket on that day.