This is a little late, but I did want to post about our recent trip to LEGOLAND. Unlike Disneyland last year, the kids had a great time. I think it's a combination of them being older and an ultra toddler-friendly park which helped. There was lots for them to do, touch and explore. There were even a few rides which they enjoyed, they just hated waiting in line (who doesn't).
Luke telling me he loves his Legos, bucket and all.
Our first Lego greeter, Bob the Builder.
Inside the Imagination Zone. Kids had a blast here, they had Legos pieces as big as their heads.
Luke standing in front of MiniLand USA. Its a replication of seven regions of the US, made with 20 million LEGO bricks in 1:20 scale.
Bree loved riding on the train. I think she felt like a big kid. But she cried when the ride was over and she had to get off.
Future fire truck driver.
Luke also digging the train ride.
Here's a brief video of a boat ride. I love the kids' expressions. We had fun getting the kids excited. Definitely worth a repeat visit.
btw, did you know Legos were created in Denmark? I'd just assumed it was American, isn't that presumptuous of me. Typical American :-)