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Lego, Lego

Yeah! I was so glad that I actually got a chance to visit Legoland Malaysia, which was just a stone throws away from my house. It was really huge, crowded with people as it had so much fun that you could enjoy with your beloved family.

  Legoland Malaysia, located in Nusajaya, Johor Bahru, is the first Legoland in the entire Asia. People from everywhere are coming here since its official opening to the public on the 15th of September 2012.

 
  Legoland was crowded with people as it was the year-end holiday. All of them were queueing up to buy their tickets from the counters,
 

 
  This was one of the most favourite rides for the visitors. I'd believe that almost everyone must have tried this four-wheeled card roller coaster before 'cuz it was absolutely fun and "creepy".
 
 
  4D movies!!! How many times in your life that you can watch this kind of movie? Well, this was my second time. Although the system in A' Famosa was much better, the movie in Legoland was longer, and the storyline was more enthralling.
 
 
 
  This tall building was the Observation Tower. The ring at the top would spin up to great height and then spin down slowly with people inside. We would see every building in Legoland and the throng of visitors walking and having fun.
 
 
  Wow, Putrajaya! This was the Miniland of Legoland. Many famous wonders of the world like The Great Wall and Taj Mahal were built with legos here. At night colourful lights would appear and we would enjoy the night views of the minature buildings.
 
 
  And now people had gone home. The ticket counters became calm and quiet again. Legoland Malaysia opens at 10 am and closes at 8:30 pm everyday. Those of you who haven't been to Legoland, be quick 'cuz there are plenty of promotions of the day tickets and annual passes. So, see you there next time.
 
 
By,
Euan Thum.
 
 
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