We had the privilege of attending Legoland Malaysia grand opening on the 15th of September 2012 along with 9 other bloggers, thanks to Maybank and Legoland. As a Lego enthusiast, I had the opportunity to see first hand many architectural wonders at Legoland Malaysia. I was also secretly happy when CityGal told me that she would be away in Hong Kong for a business trip. She’s more of a Barbie Doll person than a hardcore Lego fans than I do. Hence, I got my buddy Chris to come along and we had so much fun exploring the theme park!
Legoland Malaysia is a theme park for families, with 7 themed areas and over 40 interactive rides across 76 acres. The choices are amazing; the fun enormous and the memories will last a lifetime.
Legoland Malaysia is also well equipped with amenities and services such as first aid, locker rental, baby care centre, lost & found and stroller/wheel chair rental.
Well stocked with goodies and the largest collection of Lego toys; most visitors (including me) were stucked at the souvenir shops whipping out wallet for these ultra cute merchandises.
We first hopped into Lego Academy where one can obtains all the help one needs to build educational Lego models, bricks by bricks.
We spotted the royal castle from afar. It is actually the Lego Kingdoms where legends and myth come to life.
Lego Kingdom is brought to us by Maybank, Malaysia’s largest financial services group.
Kids will enjoy this horse at the Royal Joust.
This track is hidden in the jungle, surrounded by wild animals and fantastic creatures.
Can you spot all the amazing animals on your horseriding voyage?
For a thrilling experience, come and experience The Dragon roller coaster.
With two fire-breathing dragons to ride, visitors can take on its twists and turns deep inside the royal castle.
It is everything you need for an action packed family day out!
Crowns, tiaras and costumes are available for sale for the many little crown prince and princesses who visit the Lego Kingdom.
What’s a theme park without these game stalls (available at additional charges)? It recreates a real carnival atmosphere.
Hook a dragon! Look at the intensity on the participants’ faces!
Imagination: where Lego knows no limits.
The Kids Power Tower challenges visitors to test their strength by pulling their two seat car up a nine meter rope. Who is this kid by the way?
The observation tower at 60m height; offers an excellent aerial view of the park as it slowly rises.
Visitors can also go on an adventure in one of 3 Lego 4D shows with eye-popping 3D special effects plus lots of entertaining physical effects.
Lego Technic consists of high speed rides and high tech Lego. Project X is another thrilling roller coaster ride available in the theme park. It has more twists and turns than any other rides in the park.
Aquazone Wave Racers is something to consider for the wet and splash experience! Great to cool off on a scorchy hot Malaysian weather.
*pose pose*
Land of Adventure features ancient Lego worlds, with the forgotten worlds of Pharoahs and dinosaurs.
Dino Island is definitely the wettest ride in Legoland Malaysia. There’s no escape in getting wet with the 12 metre high waterfall.
Bettle Bounce is like the mini version of Drop Tower. With only 15 foot high, it’s child friendly.
The heart of the Legoland Malaysia, however, is located in Lego Miniland. It is also my favourite themed area of Legoland Malaysia. Here, Asia’s most famous countries, cities and landmarks are recreated on a scale of 1:20, using more than 30 million Lego bricks. It took the team more than three years to complete these beautiful structures.
Many of the models are animated, so visitors can bring Lego figures, trains and airplanes to life at the touch of a button.
KLIA Airport
Our neighboring country, Merlion City/Singapore.
Balinao, Philippines.
Tanah Lot, Bali Island.
Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, Brunei.
Patuxai, Laos.
Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
Karaweik Hall, Myanmar
The Great Wall, China
Cute, animated lion dance!
Taj Mahal, India
Lego City is a place where children can drive a car and sail on a boat – so it’s educational too!
Driving School offers children a unique chance to drive on a true-life-life traffic circuit.
In Boating School, families can sail together with three people on a boat.
Rescue Academy is a fun place for families, where little fire fighters and police officers power their trucks by pumping levers up and down.
Set on 150 acres of landscaped park, Legoland knows no limits on adventure and excitement! It is a place of amusement and laughter for children, teens and adults. Ideal for families and friends getaway too! Thanks Maybank Malaysia and LEGOLAND Malaysia for having us, we had so much fun!
LEGOLAND Malaysia is open most of the day in 2012 from 10 am until 6 pm. Longer opening hours apply on weekends, during school and public holidays.
HOW TO GET HERE
From the North-South Highway / Senai Airport
– Take Tuas / Nusajaya / Pontian / Tanjung Pelepas EXIT 253 > Proceed to Nusajaya EXIT 312 > LEGOLAND® Malaysia signage will lead you to the destination!
From Johor Bahru / CIQ / Singapore via the Coastal Highway
– From Danga Bay, proceed straight via the Coastal Highway > Proceed all the way to Nusajaya > LEGOLAND Malaysia will be seen before reaching Kota Iskandar.
From Singapore via the Tuas Second Link
– Proceed until you see the Nusajaya EXIT 312 > You will see LEGOLAND Malaysia signage
GPS: 1º 28’ 80″ N 103º 35’ 30″ E
Bus Services Information here.
Legoland Price Tickets
- 1. Adults aged 12 – 59 yrs old – RM 140 / RM 105 (online, 7 days advance booking)
- 2. Children aged 3 -11 yrs old / Adults above 60 – RM 110 / RM 75 (online, 7 days advance booking)
Annual Pass – RM275.00 (adult) / RM210.00 (children)
