Scribbles by Joelle: Malaysia

There are many avenues to buy the tickets to LEGOLAND Malaysia. But, as anyone would expect, not all prices offered are equal. After some research, the lowest price found was SGD 38 (per adult 1-day admission ticket) sold by Sea Wheel Travel. The group of us are not keen on taking the coach because that will restrict us to a fixed timetable. Some tour agencies even include meals, which I find a waste of time. Anyway, the drive from Singapore to Legoland is really not that long (approximately 30 minutes after crossing both customs). And anyway, with GPS, it really not that difficult too.

TECHNIC Twister - the Lego version of the teacups ride.

Project X roller-coaster ride

Lego wolves

Outside The Dragon ride

See if you can pull yourself up at the Kids Power Tower.

A hut with a lot of grey bears

We stopped for lunch at the Pizza Mania. Outside the eatery is this huge Lego giraffe.

A smaller Lego giraffe and Lego dragons

The Observation Tower

Can you see the long queue from the fan's reflection?

After a long wait, it's finally our turn to get on it.

Views from the top of the Observation Tower:

Carpark in the far background

IMAGINATION zone

Still at the IMAGINATION zone

The LEGOLAND Hotel still under construction in the far background.

LEGO KINGDOMS zone

Lego meet and greet

Lego musical fountain

Lego displays along the queue at Lost Kingdom laser game

Before going there, I've already heard that it's a rather boring place for adults. Most rides are kiddy and the rest are too short. My experience = hot + humid + a lot of waiting in the queue. The only part that I truly enjoyed was the MINILAND, where all the miniaturized famous places are built using Lego bricks.