Two Legolands, two continents. Two
more to go. Although this Legoland is a slightly scaled back version of
the one in Carlsbad, the lack of crowds FAR outweighs the smaller supply of attractions. It was amazing to be in a theme park where we could walk around peacefully, choose rides and attractions at our leisure, enter each without a queue, and not have to plan out our entire day like some crazy circuit where we run from place in the most strategic way possible, gauging the length of lines, and maximizing experience for wait time suffered. I remember thinking last summer that Legoland California was a laid back version of Disneyland. Legoland Malaysia is a whole other world. Let's just say that we were able to walk right into the best three rides, with no line at all, finish the ride, and stroll right back into the entryway (no line again) to ride it again and again as many times as we wanted to. Maybe theme parks in the U.S. were like this once. Let's hope this Legoland remains like this forever.
the one in Carlsbad, the lack of crowds FAR outweighs the smaller supply of attractions. It was amazing to be in a theme park where we could walk around peacefully, choose rides and attractions at our leisure, enter each without a queue, and not have to plan out our entire day like some crazy circuit where we run from place in the most strategic way possible, gauging the length of lines, and maximizing experience for wait time suffered. I remember thinking last summer that Legoland California was a laid back version of Disneyland. Legoland Malaysia is a whole other world. Let's just say that we were able to walk right into the best three rides, with no line at all, finish the ride, and stroll right back into the entryway (no line again) to ride it again and again as many times as we wanted to. Maybe theme parks in the U.S. were like this once. Let's hope this Legoland remains like this forever.
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