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I have always wanted to go LEGOLand. It sounds like a great place for my six-year old (and his Lego-obsessed Dad). Thanks for the insider info!
It’s a lot of fun. I literally had to drag my husband away from the build and test racetrack. He was “helping” too much. 🙂
It sounds like your husband and I would get along quite well.
I…excuse me….WE have not been to Legoland yet but cannot wait to go! We recently went to Disney World and had a really good time. Fortunately, we were there in early February and never waited longer than 10 minutes for any ride. We also have a Sea World just south of Austin in San Antonio and have enjoyed our visits there as well. Come to think of it, I don’t think we’ve ever met a park we haven’t enjoyed. LOL.
Since I know what a LEGO fan you are, Paul, I know you would love LEGOLand. I haven’t been to the new resort in Florida, but I’m sure it’s fabulous! I
I. AM. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. JEALOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE LEGOs! I always wanted to go to any LEGOLand! 😀
Well, you did work hard and get your black belt. Maybe it’s time to talk to your parents. 🙂
Good idea!!!!!!! 😉
Legoland sounds like fun! I’ll have to taken my kid-husband one day.
Perhaps on the day I learn how to spell “take”. Lol.
Make sure to sign him up for the LEGO Mindstorms class. He’d older than 9, right?
Legoland sounds like SO much fun! I have ride-sensitive kids too – not just dark and scary, but wildness of motion. We like bumper cars and the merry-go-round and that’s about it 🙂 I like the sound of all the activities at Legoland.
It’s a wonderful place for preschoolers! I may change my tune as the boys get older, but for now, I love LEGOLand.
I haven’t taken my children to any of the above. What ages do you recommend for theme parks like these? My children are ages 6, 4, and 1. At this time in their life, I think they’d like a trip to the local park about as well as Disneyland. However, we’d love to do a bigger family getaway one of these years.
Hannah, if your little one is a great stroller napper — or if you have a way to get back to the hotel for a nap — your older two are at a good age for LEGOLand. I might wait another year for Disney, but that’s just me. It also depends upon their personalities. But you could do a trip to San Diego and do LEGOLand, SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo, etc.
Thanks, Kirsten!