Lego Theme Water Park Play Guide

Today, I came to the Lego theme park's water park with my family. The adult ticket is 179 MYR and the children's ticket is 149 MYR. There are many people queuing to buy tickets. The tickets for the theme park and the water park are bought together, so the waiting time is a bit long. It would be more convenient to buy tickets online in advance. There is a checkpoint at the entrance of the water park for security checks. Food and flammable and explosive items are not allowed, and fruit knives are also prohibited. The requirements are almost the same as other parks. After the ticket check, you enter the changing room to change clothes. You also wash up here when you finish. There are some free lockers to store bags. Many attractions do not allow glasses, hats, and mobile phones. Basically, each slide does not allow recording. You can bring a waterproof phone case and put the phone in your clothes before sliding. Just don't take photos while sliding. Because many long slides require you to hold the safety rope for safety reasons. We played all the attractions in the park. Many big slides, rotations, and turbines are not as scary as imagined. I was a bit nervous the first time I tried, but after trying it, I liked the thrilling feeling. It's not particularly fast or scary. Many feelings are just scaring yourself. You can completely overcome psychological fear with willpower because after trying, you will know it's not a big deal. Many tensions and fears are self-psychological defenses. I suggest everyone try to challenge themselves. We arrived at twelve-thirty and played until six in the evening when it closed. Overall, it was a very good experience. Both adults and children had a great time. Highly recommended!