Assalamualaikum,
Siapa suka main lego masa kecik-kecik? Aku suka juga lah. Main-main sampai hilang lego tu semua. Haha. So bila dengar berita pasal Legoland ni, memang best la. Jom pergi beramai-ramai. =)
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Asia's first Legoland to open in Malaysia this year
Legoland Malaysia will bring rides, attractions and a 25 million-Lego-brick Miniland to the region
Young families in Asia, or grown-ups with an uncontainable inner child, may want to pay a visit to Malaysia this September. Legoland Malaysia will open in Johor Bahru on September 15, 2012.
The 30-hectare, RM720 million (US$239 million) park will be the first of the Legoland theme parks outside Europe or the United States and will feature 40 rides, shows and attractions and plenty of opportunity to build things with small bricks and take them apart again.
You can dodge water blasts on the Aquazone Wave Racers in the Lego Technic area.
For those worried about the Malaysian heat, the park will also include some specially designed features, such as more undercover shelters to provide shade from the ever-shining Malaysian sun.
"Being located in the tropics helps too because it is very beautiful and green with 3,500 trees to create the natural park environment," says Matthew Law, public relations representative for Legoland Malaysia.
If you thought Legoland was going to keep the kids quiet, think again.
The park, when finished, will include seven themed areas.
"Miniland" is the highlight of the park, featuring towns and landmarks from around Southeast Asia, all built from 25 million Lego bricks on a 1:20 scale.
"There will be some of Asia's icons such as Merlion (Singapore), Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Taj Mahal (India), Petronas Twin Towers (Malaysia) and many more," says Law. "Miniland also features animated models that interact with each other."
A Miniland model of the local major road, Jalan Wong Ah Fook in Johor Bahru.
The "Imagination" area allows visitors (called "heroes" in Lego-speak) to build and play with Lego; the Lego Technic area features roller-coasters and challenges while Lego City allows kids to captain their own boat and drive Legoland cars -- but not before they get their Legoland driver's license, of course.
"Nearly all of the rides are hands-on, so you can push, pull, pedal, program, steer, squirt, splash, crawl, climb and yes -- build your way through a full day of non-stop fun," says the Legoland Malaysia website.
A Lego model builder constructs a bottle for one of the park's attractions.
Annual passes are now available from LEGOLAND Malaysia, SISTIC and Air Asia RedTix with a 30 percent discount on offer from now till April 16.
More than 10,000 annual passes have already been sold since bookings were opened. The passes will be valid until the end of 2013.
Siegfried Boerst, general manager of Legoland Malaysia, with some of his Lego friends.
The five existing parks are in Billund, Denmark; Windsor, England; Carlsbad, California, United States; Gunzburg, Germany and Winter Haven, Florida, United States.
Day tickets cost RM110 (US$35) for under-12s and RM140 (US$44) for adult; annual passes cost RM210 for children and RM275 for adults.
LEGOLAND Malaysia, Johor Bahru, Nusajaya, Iskandar Malaysia Economic Region; maphere; www.LEGOLAND.com.my
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Dah baca artikel tu? Serius kena kumpul duit woo.. Rm 110 orang dewasa dan untuk sehari. Mahal siot.. Haha. Well, mari menabung untuk ke Legoland.
nota kaki: macam best je. =)
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