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Family Weekend Getaway to Legoland (16 - 17 September 2017)

It was our second visit to Legoland and it has been 4 years from our first visit.
This time we went there with our friends especially our dear friend from Sydney, Thomas and Yulia.
We departed from our house around 9am and it was drizzling but thanks God the immigration check point was smooth sailing.
We arrived there around 10.30 am and the weather was nice and cooling, the rain has stopped and it's still cloudy.

We visited Lego city and let the kids explore different transportation there.
They tried car racing games, firefighters, airplane, boat, and train.
After that we had late lunch nearby.

After lunch, we moved to Imagination section where there was duplo city for toddlers and build and test kit for older kids.

Then before we were leaving, we took photo with mini cities.

We had dinner at nearby restaurant before heading back to our serviced apartment.
We stayed at Somerset Medini which was only stone away. It was a nice and cosy apartment.
It's really recommended for family.

The next day, our friends children were swimming but we went back to Legoland area and Tromson played car ride for 30 minutes.
Then we had lunch at dimsum restaurant before heading back to Singapore.
We left Johor Bahru around 2pm and reached home around 3pm, it was smooth sailing journey.

Thanks God for good weather, good health and fun together























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