Justin R. Lester takes his family to LEGOLAND San Diego and stays in the Adventure Suite. He hits the Fairy Tale ride, LEGO Movie World, Miniland, and the Ferrari driving area, meets Benny and other costumed characters, and rates the whole thing 10/10 for kids ages 3 to 12.
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Hey, guys, I'm at LEGO Man. And this is LEGO poster. And this is the other LEGO person, and this is the dragon, so follow along with us. Hey, everyone, it's the brown daddy here. We're giving you a recap of our entire trip at LEGOLAND in San Diego. I'm sure you guys want to know about it, so let's tell you what happened. So this was us checking into the hotel, and there's pits of Legos everywhere, all around legoland. You cannot escape legos if you were afraid of what it means to step on a lego. Well, don't go to LEGO Land. So we get to our hotel room. We had the adventure suite. There were three different suites in the Legoland hotel, not the castle. And in the adventure room, Courtney hated the snakes, but all around the room, we were all on an adventure. They give you free Legos. And they also celebrated Cam's birthday as we were in the room as well. Kids have their own bunk room as well. It's so cool. And parents have their own room. Anyway, we headed to the theme park, and here Cam is styling for us on the different LEGO figures all around the park. Cam was so ready for the park, he had to dance for him. So we get to the welcome sign, and there's music playing everywhere. And everyone at Legoland is absolutely so nice and so caring and so kind to all the kids. We did have the reserving rides. We're able to get to the front of some of the rides, and you check in for that at the beginning and at the entrance to the park, there are LEGO figures everywhere. Lego sharks, Lego flamingos, Lego elephants. So this is our fairy tale ride. You saw all the fun fairy tales. Cinderella, Jack, and the Bean Stalk Ladden. Then we went to the LEGO Movie World, and it was everything from the LEGO Movie from. Well, Cam got the bubbles and Emmett's crazy ride and drops on rides and everything. And then there's this really cool area of a playset in the middle. Cam was, hey, Cam. And then we went dance with Benny. And there's. This happens four times a day. And Cam, of course, went out and did the sturdy with all the other kids to show them who was the best dancer on the field and best dancer out there today. There's some awesome rides and got a chance to actually hang out and say hi to Benny as well. Beyond there, there's some really cool food options. There's a ramen restaurant right there. There's burgers and coffee everywhere. And then, of course, there's a monkey. You Take a picture with. This is Cam and his mom on the carousel. Daddy couldn't fit me. Could not fit. There's Lego characters all throughout the park and that was a pirate one that we saw. This is one of the boat rides we got on as well. And you can see all the different LEGO characters, some taking upwards of 300,000 pieces to be made. And the different jokes that the people had were amazing. This is the mini world where there's actually different places all around the world that were built with Legos. Taj Mahal, Paris, France, you have Mount Rushmore, the entire city of New York and San Francisco. Then we had a chance to go to Ninjaro and we'll get pictures later. And then the newest amenity was the Ferrari park, where you go in, you actually can build a car camera on the race and then win and test drove. All the rides are catered to kids under the age of 12. So much fun. If I were to rate the park, I would definitely give it a 10 out of 10. For those of you have children under the age of 12, over the age of 3, under the age of 3 wouldn't be really too much fun. But over the age of 8, 12, great. 10 out of 10, food was great, time was great, would love to go back again. Thank you, Legoland.
