15 Days of Summer- Legoland Waterpark

Splish Splash...Having a Blast!

 

Well yesterday rocked. So much fun but HOT. We were totally looking forward to having passes to the waterpark today at Legoland. The forecast was again going to be a unbearable, so we were looking forward to the waterpark cooling us off.





We entered the park around 11 in the morning and it wasn't too busy. By 2 p.m. it was packed. As soon as we entered, Isaac and Jeremy took off for the large waterslide. So impressed that little man has no fear of going on these. Check out the video below. I didn't catch it until he was halfway down, but wow.  Crazy.

Olivia, on the other hand, prefers the water works splash zone. It's so fun, but she has no fear of ever being lost. DRIVES.ME.NUTS. So I chase her around throughout the thing, but she went down one of the slides and then doesn't wait on me. I tried to find her in the millions of kids that are racing through. Ten minutes goes by and no Olivia. I begin to freak. I locate a lifeguard. He kindly tells me to just keep looking and if she doesn't come back in five minutes he'll blow the whistle.  Five minutes goes by. He blows the whistle to indicate to the other guards she's missing. I want to throw up. Seriously, where is she? As the other guard is walking toward me, her Olivia comes down a slide. Still no clue that she's missing and I've been freaking out. I alert the guards and then walk her over to the chairs and give her yet another lecture of how she can't run off. I'm telling you, this girl is going to be the death of me!

Besides this scare within being there the first half hour, it was a great afternoon. Olivia loved doing the tube slides with us. We all enjoyed the wave pool and lazy river. The day ended around 6 p.m. and the waterpark closed. We packed up the rental car and headed the hour drive back to Orlando to head to Universal tomorrow.

16 Days of Summer- Legoland Park

Build it and they will come

It took us longer than normal to figure out where we wanted to vacation at with the kiddos this summer. It wasn't until about a month ago we found airline tickets for really cheap to Orlando. We could always go for Disney, but decided since we had never done Legoland or Universal, this might be our opportunity to do so. With tickets in hand and a forecast in the 100s, our 2017 summer vacation lead to Florida.

Holy hotness. I mean drip off you standing hotness. I now understand why people don't do this. Lines were short because it was too damn hot. Ok, that's my vent session on that.

Legoland. Located an hour away from Orlando, this is super cute and totally built for kids. When I'm impressed by bathrooms at an amusement park, it get's my automatic stamp of approval. The parking entrance needs some work in efficiency, but other than that it was a fantastic park.

So. many. things. made. out. of. legos! Even the birds walking into the park in the grass were made out of legos. Jeremy and I were impressed with miniland- entire cities made out of legos. The attention to detail was amazing. Whoever has the patience to sit and do those for hours is my superhero.

This was our first trip to Legoland and the kiddos had a great time. From obtaining their "driving license" just like nick jr. advertises (the whole reason we are here!) to rollercoasters to Olivia picking out a new princess lego set, it had it all. We shut down the park (it closed at 7) and ended with a few water rides. Because we are cheap, we didn't eat in the park and instead headed to Outback on the way back to our hotel. We'll be back tomorrow for the waterpark. Stay tuned.