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We continued left towards "Lego Technic", the first of the seven themed areas of attractions. Just by looking at the rides, I could tell that they weren't that intense because, this theme park is meant for families which means the rides can't be too intense for the little ones. The first ride we took was this mild-looking roller coaster, called "Project X". The estimated waiting time was 30 minutes! Although the ride was more relaxing than exhilarating (you know its a "mild" roller coaster if you found it relaxing), the 30 minute wait was bearable because my family members were there to chat and let the time pass by quicker.
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| LOOK AT THAT COW PLUSHIE OHMIGOSH THAT IS SO ADORABLE I WANT ONE BUT I HAVE NO MORE SPACE FOR ANYMORE STUFFED TOYS. |
Anyway, once we had gotten off the ride, laughed at our roller coaster photos and continued walking, we decided to move on to the next part of Legoland since the other rides at Lego Technic were a bit too kiddish for us.
On our way to the next area...we bumped into some adorable robots who were apparently preparing a meal of sorts, and the legendary genius himself, Einstein.
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| Look at those diligent robots. I'm sure whatever they're cooking, it'll turn out delicious (but that yellow bot probably has to wash its bowl seeing as Kak Shidah "sat" on it)! And check out Einstein's profile. MashaAllah, that is truly incredible. |
Stay tuned for part 3, where we visit Lego Kingdom (yay, I love medieval-themed attractions!) and I bump into one of my SOTA year mates! (;
Stay inspired,
Nurul xx