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| The iconic 'trade me' man (CNB 2013) |
Legoland Malaysia Resort (opened 15 Sept. 2012) promises family fun where "almost everything is hands-on, so you can push, pedal and program, or steer, squirt and splash your way through a truly interactive experience - and of course there's building too". When we were there recently, we were a family of: '
wargamas' mother with two grown-up daughters, a nephew and his wife. No young children in tow!
There are 40 rides, shows and attractions, and it would take nearly two days to do them all perhaps. But we were there for only half a day, so we were most selective, aided by the late afternoon heavy downpour.
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The fierce cute dragon scaring away children (CNB 2013) |
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| Soft cuddly froggies to be won at a games booth (CNB 2013) |
Miniland is touted as the centrepiece of Legoland Malaysia where Asian landmarks (on a scale of 1:20) have been recreated using more than 30 million LEGO bricks. That's a whole lotta (sic) plastic bricks! We can't help but be impressed with these beautiful miniature buildings. Especially the Twin Towers and the Taj Mahal. But our harsh tropical weather will take a heavy toll on them, so maintenance will be quite a headache?
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| Kuala Lumpur Railway Station in Miniland (CNB 2013) |
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B strides out with a LEGO father & daughter
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Legoland Water Park had its 'soft launch' the day we were there. I am not a fan of water theme parks in general, but rafting on the 'lazy river' looked inviting enough. For next time, maybe. Maybe ...
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| Part of the Water Park (CNB 2013) |
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| Rafting along the lazy river (CNB 2013) |
Ref: www.legoland.com.my
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