Legoland Malaysia - Part 4

We continued our journey to the Land of Adventure, Legoland Malaysia.

Parrots made of Lego bricks!

A statue of an Egyptian pharaoh.

A camel, the Ship of the Desert.

There were other rides available in the Land of Adventure but the kids weren't too keen on them.  So we went back to Lego City.

Sera was enjoying herself driving the car at the Lego Junior Driving School while Lynn and I were waiting for our turn at the boating school.

Sera finished her ride and Ardon brought her to join us while we were still waiting...

Finally, it was our turn.

Lynn driving the boat

 It started to drizzle while we were in the boat.

After the ride, we went to some of the shops to buy Lego stuff.  Lynn was especially excited to find the shop that let her "pick a brick" where she could choose the bricks from a wide selection and pay by weight.

After all the shopping, it's home sweet home!

The End.

Written by Anne

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Legoland Malaysia - Part 3

We waited for quite a while before we could go up the Observation Tower at Imagination, Legoland Malaysia.  Below is the video taken when we were inside the Observation Tower.

After that, we went for a drink at the Pizza Mania.  Below are photos taken outside Pizza Mania

Giraffe made out of Lego Duplo bricks

Dinosaurs made out of Lego bricks

After that, we walked pass the musical fountain.

The musical instruments were made of Lego bricks too. We could even hear the music produced by each of the different instruments.

To be continued...

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Legoland Malaysia - Part 2

After taking a ride on the Legoland Express, we took a walk around the Miniland at Legoland Malaysia. Miniland consisted of many famous landmarks located in Asia (primarily the ASEAN countries, China and India) made entirely of Lego bricks.

Anne, Lynn & Sera with Singapore Flyer behind

This miniature Singapore Flyer was able to turn a complete circle, just like the real Singapore Flyer.

Boat Quay, Singapore

Note the cars in the foreground. Some of them can even move around on their own. Many popular models of cars were seen, including a Toyota Prius. All made entirely of Lego bricks!

Petronas Twin Towers, Malaysia

Lynn & Sera with the Forbidden City, China

Great Wall of China

In the video above, the stage in the foreground seems to depict the filming of some Bollywood movie, complete with music, lights and dancing.

After visiting Miniland, we moved on to Imagination, another section of Legoland Malaysia.

To be continued...

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Legoland Malaysia - Part 1

About one to two years ago, Lynn suddenly had the idea of visiting Legoland. However, at that time, Legoland parks were only in Europe and the US.  A visit to the Legoland in Denmark for a family of four could cost at least $10,000 including airfare and accommodation.  Then I found out from the internet that  a Legoland theme park was being built in Malaysia and would be completed in 2012. Since then, we waited in anticipation for Legoland Malaysia to be completed.

Finally, Legoland Malaysia opened its doors on 15 Sep 2012.  We managed to get some Legoland Malaysia discount vouchers, so we visited Legoland Malaysia on 21 Nov 2012.

Legoland Malaysia is located in Johor, near to Tuas Second Link. We drove from Singapore to Legoland Malaysia on the morning of 21 Nov. That is the most convenient way for us as we do not need to book in advance and can go anytime when the weather is good. 

Legoland Malaysia was built next to a large development called the Mall of Medini. Before entering Legoland proper, we walked through the Mall and we were glad to find that some restaurants were already operating. We had our lunch at the Old Town White Coffee and then proceeded to Legoland, Malaysia.

Upon entry, Sera was eager to pose with her Lego Friends figures.

Lynn was keen on taking the Legoland Express, so we proceeded to the "Train Station" located in Lego City.

To be continued...

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