Legoland was, by far, our favorite place we went. It is an amazing amusement park and more child-friendly than any place I have been. When you got in line for a ride, one adult could hold your place in line while the other adult took the kids into a lego-play area. Then they had a gate that allowed you to go directly to the front of the line when it was your turn to ride. Trying to keep Brylee in line for 45 minutes was impossible so this idea alone made me LOVE Legoland. It also had four large playgrounds that were just incredible for the kids to play in. There was so much to do and see that it didn't feel too crowded or crazy. It was just FUN!!!
Spongebob made out of Legos. Of course my girls wanted a picture. Every character you can imagined were made out of Legos, some contained hundreds of thousands of Legos. They were very impressive.
The had created a mini-USA with every major city and momument. So much detail was in these creations. Even the kids loved looking at them. Behind us here is the capital building.
For several years now Ellie has wanted to go to France to see the Eiffel Tower. She learned about it in pre-school once. So she thought it was neat to see it out of Legos.
The Statue of Liberty and part of the New York City display.
Legoland was, by far, our favorite place we went. It is an amazing amusement park and more child-friendly than any place I have been. When you got in line for a ride, one adult could hold your place in line while the other adult took the kids into a lego-play area. Then they had a gate that allowed you to go directly to the front of the line when it was your turn to ride. Trying to keep Brylee in line for 45 minutes was impossible so this idea alone made me LOVE Legoland. It also had four large playgrounds that were just incredible for the kids to play in. There was so much to do and see that it didn't feel too crowded or crazy. It was just FUN!!!
Spongebob made out of Legos. Of course my girls wanted a picture. Every character you can imagined were made out of Legos, some contained hundreds of thousands of Legos. They were very impressive.
The had created a mini-USA with every major city and momument. So much detail was in these creations. Even the kids loved looking at them. Behind us here is the capital building.
For several years now Ellie has wanted to go to France to see the Eiffel Tower. She learned about it in pre-school once. So she thought it was neat to see it out of Legos.
The Statue of Liberty and part of the New York City display. 
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