Ting Ting Time Capsule : Legoland

We went LEGOLAND on the next day (Check out our trip here). We were actually debating whether to buy the annual pass or just day pass. We decided to buy the day pass first and if it is fun we can always upgrade to annual pass.

When we reached LEGOLAND around 11.30am, the weather was so hot and sunny. It is true with most reviews that there were lack of shade and shelter. We decided to take the train first to go around the LEGOLAND to hide from the heat.

After taking the train ride, our little gal needs to take her noon nap, so we retreated into the Market restaurant to take a rest from the heat and for our gal to nap in her stroller. Unfortunately it started to rain, so we were confined in the restaurant, hoping that the rain will stop. The weather was so unpredictable, one moment it was scorching hot, the next moment it was raining. By the time our gal waked up, it was around 2.30pm and after feeding her lunch, it was 3pm already but it was still raining. We then decided to explore around the park with our umbrella.

We went to the Dunlop Playtown @ Imagination Land. It was a sheltered indoor playground for little kids, so it's suitable for our little gal to play with.

We also went to watch a 4D show at the Legostudio, took an indoor fun ride at the Adventure Land Lost kingdom and ride a boat at the Boating school when the rain stops. The Boating school was fun and we were able to paddle the boat together as a family and we took the ride twice. Boovie had a blast of riding the roller coaster too.

Conclusion, we only managed to do limited number of rides due to the weather and also some of the rides were not suitable for 18 month old. The queue to the rides were quite manageable at about 5-10mins waiting. We went on a Monday.

We made the right choice - we do not need annual pass cos we won't be visiting it in near future. Visiting LEGOLAND needs to take note of weather as raining will dampen the spirit and limit the number of rides.

Comparing LEGOLAND to Hello Kitty town & Little Big Club, I prefer the latter. LEGOLAND is more for older kids maybe above 6 years old to be able to enjoy most of the rides.