On our last day in Florida we headed to Legoland. It's a very cool place that deserves either 2 short days or at least one longer day, but during the Spring they close by 6pm, so we missed a few things. The only thing we HAD to be sure to do was have the kiddos drive little Lego-cars, so we did that first thing!
Parker and Mimi signed up for programing classes, that was an unexpected, awesome thing.
They also spent almost an hour building and racing Lego cars.
There are tons of these amazing dioramas of cities or Star Wars scenes, we could have spent a long time looking at them, but we only had like 20 minutes!
Who has 2 thumbs and is ready for this vacation to be over? This guy...
LegoLand is where the Cypress Gardens used to be. You could spend hours wondering through here! It was breathtaking!
In the morning we got up, packed the car and drove the 15 hours home. Then I realized I forgot my wallet at the condo and we had to drive back! Fortunately we are only 20 minutes away when I realized that...
If you are curious here is my biggest tips for going to Orlando:
-Go on low crowd days, there are whole websites dedicated to crowd calendars
-Most parks have apps that tell you wait times for rides, very useful!
-We did all the normal rides then set aside one day just for the wet rides
-Arrive 30 minutes before the parks open, for sure
-Some like staying on property, but we were told about an inexpensive condo just 1 mile from the parks. It was so nice to save the $$ so we could spend it other places.
-Go on low crowd days, there are whole websites dedicated to crowd calendars
-Most parks have apps that tell you wait times for rides, very useful!
-We did all the normal rides then set aside one day just for the wet rides
-Arrive 30 minutes before the parks open, for sure
-Some like staying on property, but we were told about an inexpensive condo just 1 mile from the parks. It was so nice to save the $$ so we could spend it other places.
