The first thing we did was watch a 4D Lego movie. What makes it 4D you ask? Well, there are gusts of wind and you get sprayed with water. The boys thought it was amazing. I was glad we adults managed to score seats that received only a light misting and not a torrential downpour. Seriously. There were some seats left with standing water.
There were some little rides there. One of them was a little racetrack where you drove little lego cars. Here they are showing the kids what to do should they get stuck on the track.
John did pretty well. He didn't hit the curb. It gives me a little hope that he will be able to drive a car one day.
Anders, well...
it was a good thing he paid attention to what he needed to do when he got stuck. He got stuck many, many times. It was very cute.
Gus did pretty well too.
We discovered a pretty, pink castle. In the castle there was a stage with karaoke. I though the boys would love karaoke. Anders really wanted to try it out and John was trying to keep him from going to the dark side.
I tried to convince John to go in there with Anders. John would not step foot on the pink tiles. He was not amused by me.
Eventually he gave in because he is a super awesome big brother.
He even stopped giving me dirty looks long enough to sing Old MacDonald with Anders.
Anders was not as interested in building his own car to race down these awesome tracks, so he played in the huge, soft lego pit.
I'm sad I didn't get any pictures of the race cars the boys built. Or the actual races. But the older boys and my dad had a good time designing, building, and racing their cars.
This LegoLand also had a fun splash pad.
I constantly had to remind Anders not to drink the water. That is so gross.
Can you tell that my mom and Hans are enjoying their time in the Texas heat?
They actually had a lot of fun. Hans is a big kid himself, and my mom just loves watching the boys having a great time.
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