Legoland

We were planning on going to the Gaylord for the Ice show, but the reservations for the half off were all gone, and I wasn't going to pay full price, so we used our half off coupons to go to LEGOLAND instead. So, this isn't like the one in CA or FL, but it is also 45 minutes away from us and a lot less expensive. We made sure to arrive when it opened.


They have 3 rides. One is a shooting one. We did that one a couple times.

They had a ninjago training camp. This was perfect for the boys because you are suppose to avoid the lasers. We have lights on our stairs at home and the boys turn those on and pretend they are lasers and try to go over them....so, this was a fun training camp for them.

This ride was only for kids. Like go carts, but police cars. They did great and had fun.

I have more pictures on my other camera that I will post sometime.

The other ride was like dumbo, but you had to peddle to go up.


They had miniland. Dallas and Ft. Worth popular spots were put together. I loved this. Anyone been to DFW?

If you have been to downtown or know the Dallas skyline you will know that they did a great job.


Jerry's World.

The Gray Wolf Lodge--a popular hotel that has a water park inside.

You can build your own race car.


And then race them.



And see how much air they can get.




Aaron also enjoyed this one.

They had a play area. Part of it had rubbery, big legos.


On the ride again.

They have a 4D movie--Clutch Powers. Our second time watching the movie, we saw our friends, Sadie and Max. They were there with their grandma and cousins. I took this picture and texted it to their mom. Small world.

They had another area for building with those rubbery big blocks.


They created a fort.




There is also a lego store and they were very excited to see this Batman. We ended up spending 4 1/2 hours there. It was a lot of fun and I don't think the boys were sad at all that we didn't get to see the ice sculptures.