Going to the theme park is any kid's dream come true. What more if it is Lego-themed park?!
Before entering, whilst still being fresh, the boys were made (forced) to pose by their avid photographer called NanaG.
Sanju trying to make sense of the Star Wars exhibition, he only started watching the Star Wars movie after this trip. But man, were they amazed with the huge Darth Vader figurine outside, we had to buy the little ones for souvenir. We even have a picture with that tall figurine, just I can't find it.
And since the Star Wars showcase hall was dark for effects, Jeev was kinda scared and stuck to me like a baby monkey on his monkey mama.
In case you are wondering who is NanaG, here is the stylish man himself, with the kids. He loves to pose, the kids love to run away.
Notice the missing kid, he doesn't fancy posing much. Especially at Legoland.
Then some Lego building.
I did not take much pictures but my dad compensated by taking up all the memory in both our phones. The phones hung several times but thanks to the waiting time, we were able to reboot and get back to snapping pics!
And when dad is in charge, expect a lot of collage. No one escapes, no one at all.
These pictures even have a music video with 'Chennai Express' song in the background, which I will reserve for our private viewing.
And here is our very own cowboy, Quick Gun Murugan!
These are not Legoland related but I just have to share these here. Here is Jeev riding the world's smallest kiddy tricycle. After we opened up and distributed the Diwali hamper goodies.
And the handsome pair all dressed for their uncle's wedding. Ignore Jeev's surprised look, thats how they posed most of the times.
Jeev posing off his face at the local play area.
And here is Jeev flaunting his lollipop (that he never eats) at a local BKT restaurant. This was my day off from the kids, and when papa rules, you can do anything, you don't have to wear tshirt, or even your pants.
Sanju after a happy belly wondering about the next mischief to pull.
In short, Legoland was really good, especially for 4yo Sanju, who was eager to try almost anything, but sadly he did not qualify for all the ride. As for Jeev, his age was a disadvantage. At one ride his height qualified but later his age gave it away and he was barred from most rides. Poor fella was left crying at times, and he was not alone, I saw several other frustrated mothers trying to pacify their 3 year olds, makes you wonder why do we even have buy tickets for them?
It took 3 days to write this post, but couldn't come up with a good ending punch line, so here goes, no punch line ending.. BYE!
It took 3 days to write this post, but couldn't come up with a good ending punch line, so here goes, no punch line ending.. BYE!
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