First Trip to Legoland

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It's certainly a great experience to go to LEGOLAND for the first time in our lives! This time is also a special outing as we brought Josh's friends too! Love it!
 
We book via Konsortium and we took a shuttle bus from Singapore Flyer to LEGOLAND and back. The price is very worth it and we really enjoyed our time spent there just at the LEGOLAND.
 
Ain't it look real? The number of legos used is in thousands!

Josh and his train tracks. He's so amazed to be so close to the tracks!

This kiddy car ride is so safe and we are so amazed that both Kate and Josh can ride so well!

The staff following her

A signboard at the kiddy car ride

I really love how they can make full use of the lego bricks and make it life size dolls!

Josh went to the older children car ride, with traffic lights and lanes. He loves it too!

Kate trying her second round. We can keep going on and on, just have to queue.

A car to pose!


The weather was sunny. So do bring a sun hat!

A village kid on the loose? Ha. There are a lot of greens to see at LEGOLAND.

Train ride! Love this as it's so relaxing! So cute design right?

Only one train in operation. Hence we have to queue for about 10-15 minutes.

Group selfie!
Look at the greens! I'm not sure what are these plants.

We brought apples to quench our thirst! This picture is taken by Kate!

We passed by the LEGOLAND hotel. Didn't stay there. :) Well designed right?

Love this picture! So cheerful. Coming to LEGOLAND will make you feel like a kid again!

The boating school and driving school are so interesting.

This is the picture of the driving school which Josh took twice!

These are real lego statues of actual airport! Look so real right?

Even aeroplanes are constructed painstakingly by lego bricks!

We went to the PETRONAS Tower. As if! It's constructed by Lego bricks!

Moving trams too! Even buses! Really dumbfounded!

Even swimming pool façade can also be lego-ed!

If you don't know what to build with lego bricks, you should come to LEGOLAND!

See this MRT Station! Jaw dropping!!!

Lego-ed City

Josh is captivated by the moving train structure!

What's more? They built a lego pirate ship!

The lego train!

It was lunch time and we ordered pizzas! Yummy! And the price is very affordable. (At Pizza Mania)

Kiddy train ride!

Love structures by Lego Duplo bricks!
There is a build-a-car competition and the fastest car to go down the slope wins!

This is interesting! Josh is operating a break-test machine. This is to see how strong the Lego Tower can be. You simply turn the magnitude of the moving test by the knob.

We took this LEGOLAND spinning tower! Beautiful experience!

This is the view we saw from the LEGOLAND Tower.

I took this rollercoaster and boy, I shrieked! Guess I'm old... Ha. Lower tolerance to all these rides.

Look at this rhinoceros! How to build??!

I love this! This is so life like!

Even birds can be so real.

Lego Ribena Berry! And guess how many legos? See below!

17188!! Huat!

Even camels! So amazing right? They glued the lego bricks. Hence no one can take it away! Ha.

They are so creative!

See this lego airplane! Josh wants to ride by himself!

Even reporters are built!
We reached there around 10.30am and took the bus back at 4.15pm. We feel that it's just right because the children are already quite tired. We will certainly come back again and it's better to come with their fellow friends, so that they can mingle and learn together too.

There is a LEGO waterpark, which looks equally fun. We will probably venture into that next time! Love it so much!

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