Legoland Johor Bahru Malaysia: Amusement Theme Park
Yet another first for Malaysia! A Legoland Theme Park! I came across this place during my ongoing internet based research for travel destinations in Malaysia.
It is the first of its kind in Asia and sixth in the world! The park is designed for families with children ages three to thirteen and at the same time doesn’t fail to satisfy the child in every adult.
Not only does it cater to locals of Malaysia, it is strategically built in Johor which attracts tourists from Indonesia and Singapore. The theme Park was opened in September 2012.
(Picture courtsey Beehive Communications)
Packed with shows and rides, it is a place where you get complete package of fun and interactive experience for the whole family. The park has sections catering to older and younger kids.
Interesting sights are replicas of Petrona’s twin towers built with lego bricks, and then there are replicas of Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat of Cambodia, and Beijing Bird’s Nest Stadium Merlion Statue of Singapore too. These are located at Legoland’s miniland.
Children will find the 4D theatre most fascinating. They can even earn a driving license which is recognized by Legoland worldwide.
The park is staffed well, smiling and attentive the guides are there to help you out. Food is available, food and beverage outlets are in air-conditioned buildings where you can take a rest before you plunge again for the rides in the park.
Tickets for Legoland Malaysia are RM140 (US$44) per adult and RM110 (US$35) per child.
Legoland Malaysia claims: “It takes twelve hours just to ride on all the LEGOLAND attractions, watch all the shows and 4D films and take part in all the workshops – and that is just the actual ride and performance time.”
Google Map Johor Bahru Legoland Malaysia
Tips: reach early to avoid the mid-noon heat. Carry a sunscreen to prevent from getting sunburnt, and yes caps too. Queues can be long, so have enough to recharge and re-hydrate.
I loved it.Thanks for sharing.
haven't been there yet, But it has to be every kid's dream next to disneyland.
We missed this one..! Looks like loads of unadulterated fun :p
Seems to be quite similar to the Indoor and Outpark of Genting Highlands. Isn't it?
What a nice place…. Thanks for derails
Looks like a fun place.
There is one in Germany too, but I have never been there.
A giant playground for the young and young at heart. 🙂
Wow! That is really awesome. My son, when much younger, would have loved this one.
He loved his legos
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This must be a fun place to visit. I saw some photos of friends who have been here 🙂
12 hours? I am wondering who is happier about it, the parents or the children.. hehe 🙂
I imagine this would indeed be a fun place to visit for children. I recall taking our girls to a Legoland in the UK, very small in comparison many years ago,but they loved it.
Amazing place indeed..!
we love our toys always!
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Lego-land! Wow…would love to visit this interesting park one day, Indrani. Kids would love it 🙂
Thanks for sharing..
I am still a kid at heart and even though legos weren't invented when I was a child, I have a strong urge to visit this theme park – the one in Southern California not in Malaysia.
What an amazing place!! Considering how much my children loved their Legos when they were youngsters, I know they would have loved a trip here! Fun, colorful post for the day, Indrani! Have a great weekend!
🙂 I bet it is a lovely place full of laughter and children shouting and enjoying and having lots of fun
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