Legoland Malaysia

Went to Legoland last Friday. Took AC7 bus from Yishun Interchange to Woodlands checkpoint. This took around 45mins, inclusive of chop and go. I love that they installed the fingerprint system at Singapore checkpoint. The process is so much faster and hassle free.

After crossing checkpoint, and realizing that we (Me and family plus 2 cousins) missed the LG1 bus, we hopped on a taxi there. Okay, not really a taxi, it was one of those family car drivers. We paid 60 ringgit to get there. Air conditioning was broken so we wound down the windows to enjoy a breeze. It was cloudy and drizzling thus good weather for us. I can't imagine enjoying myself in the blazing sun.

Roller coaster rides were fun but meant for younger children to enjoy. I prefer the ones at Universal Studios Singapore. Mummy land looks like a mini version of U.S. SG. The food there was quite tasty. We had lunch at a western joint, handmade pizza, spaghetti with cream sauce, soft drinks and fruits. Snack stands selling nuggets and other fried stuff at 2.50 ringgit were available too. Overall, I would say it was a nice experience. Worth a visit, but I didn't upgrade my ticket to a annual pass because it is a long way out from Johor Bharu. Enjoy the pictures. （⌒▽⌒ゞ

Impressive Lego miniatures. I wonder how long they took to make these.

Couldn't resist the temptation and bought a souvenir for myself.

This is probably the best discount you can get if you are bringing children along with you to Legoland. There are plenty ways to get 30% discount off the admission tickets but with this "coupon" you can get approximately a 44% discount. Grab this Meiji snack at $1 SGD.

Photos snapped at Legoland, Malaysia.