The other side of Legoland, that is. When we enter, we habitually go to the left and so there are certain things that we’ve always skipped over as we near the end of the park and naptime. Throwing convention to the wind, this time the kids and I headed RIGHT! That’s big, I know.
The boat tour, our first new ride, isn’t exactly a thrill-a-minute but it is scenic.
Let me know if there’s anything here that you don’t recognize.
Wow! What else have we been missing?
This airplane ride is definitely the fastest of all the ones that Naomi is eligible to ride. Best thing about going in the morning on a weekday? Getting to ride two or three times in a row because there’s no one else waiting in line!
Look at that teamwork! “It’s time to reload.” “Can we help you with your donkey, sir? All together now, PUSH!”
Moving on, we enter the castle/fort for knight training.
Jake introduced the kids to Star Wars. That’s right; the only princess that my daughter can identify at this point is Princess Leia. Not sure how I feel about that really . . .
Heading back around, we catch a couple more new sights.
And take a short detour through D.C.
Gah! Run, run for your lives! Gigantic monster ducks; they’re as big as the boat!
Now if we turned RIGHT when we came in, what way do we have to go to get back to the entrance gate? I’m so confused!
At last a playground that reminds me of Okinawa!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a new part of Legoland.
Love,
Mom and Dad
No Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty or Ariel??? Sounds like Disneyland needs to be on your hit list before you leave Cali!
ReplyDeleteHugs to all of you,
Aunt Jo
Love the last picture with Naomi and the map...priceless! :)
ReplyDelete-Rachel :)