TRIP TO LEGOLAND MALAYSIA - LAST PART

Fatigue + Lack of Sleep + Heavy raining outside = BORLOGS to the max.

The three of us were so well rested when we woke up that day.  We did not even notice that it was almost ten o' clock in the morning.

We would find out later that it was raining so hard pala the whole time.  No wonder para kaming hinehele sa duyang tatlo!

Okay na sana ang lahat except for one thing:  today is supposed to be LEGOLAND Day. Booo!

We had no choice but to stay in bed some more and entertained ourselves until the rains stopped.

Well, it did stop after lunch so we quickly got dressed, ate lunch at a Mexican Steakhouse (which was yummy, by the way) and off we went to  Legoland.

It was Legoland or bust for the Paule Family.  Rain or Shine ang batlecry namin! 

R was amazed with the whole theme park.  As in hindi nya alam kung ano ang uunahin niya.  Eh since it was still drizzling, we first went inside the shop to buy merchandise and make Lego designs for ourselves at their DIY corner.  It was fun!

It was a delight seeing my boy so busy putting his imagination into good use.

We went outside to see the other attractions pero hindi talaga maitanggi na umuulan at basa ang paligid. Huhuhu.

Rain rain go away, little R wants to play...

Tumitila naman ang ulan from time to time and everytime it does, we would seize the moment and enjoy the great outdoors.

Para siyang Disneyland for little boys.

Train!

My boy was not allowed here yet as he is under three when we visited.

   Babalikan namin ito next year God permitting.

He would look at each of the figures with awe.  Kakaaliw lang talaga.

One of the "advantages" pag umuulan sa theme park is that you get
to enjoy it facilities to the max dahil kaunti lang ang tao. Yey for that!

Everywhere you look, the figures were bigger than my little boy.

What's on your mind my Prince?

       In fairness, marami din namang rides designed for bigger children.  

       We were just so focused with the attractions catering to our boy's age bracket, hehe. 

Legoland is indeed very promising and for sure it is going to be more and more exciting in the coming months/years.  I even read somewhere that a hotel is in the offing plus the addition of more rides and attractions.

Pero in this particular visit, what I love the most in the park is the MINILAND.  It is a collection of different replicas of world sites made of Lego bricks.  Really amazing this area talaga!

Their version of the TAJ MAHAL in INDIA.

Not sure what this is exactly pero malamang Borubodur Tempe in Indonesia

Arc de Triomphe in Vientiane, Laos

You've got to give it to them for their attention to details. Kahanga-hanga talaga!

This is Bolinao, Pangasinan!

Typical Pinoy neighborhood talaga di ba? Galing galing!

SINGAPORE

Lego bricks na maliliit lahat yan mga Vaklush! Ang henyo lang nila ano?

KL Airport.  Parang tunay di ba?

              Here's R looking every inch like a giant.

              Pag pinindot mo yung pinipindot nya in this picture, it will  let out an airplane sound 

             na parang totoong totoo talaga.

At syempre pa, mawawala ba naman ang kanilang iconic Twin Towers?

It was almost 6PM when we rode a Taxi going back to our hotel.

We stayed na lang in the lobby for around thirty minutes and off we went to the airport na rin to catch our domestic flight to KL.

When we reached KL, we checked in agad sa Airport Hotel (Tune pa din, whereelse?) and catched at least 3-4 hours of sleep.

We were up very early the next morning for our 7AM ride back to Clark.

This was all in all a FUN trip and  I thank the Lord for the resources and for keeping us under His care all throughout the vacation.

Now, J and I could truly say na hindi naman pala kami pabayang magulang kasi  we were able to bring home the little one in one piece. Hahaha.

On our flight back to the Philippines, my boys were asleep most of the time.
Pagoda cold wave lotion kasi sa mala-amazing race naming bakasyon.