Kids and adults alike can splash around amongst Lego characters in the pools, or down waterslides. Unique to the Malaysian park, fans will be able to play with oversized soft Lego bricks in “Build-a-Raft-River,” creating their own Lego boats and rafts to float down the lazy river. The “Joker Soaker” will let kids squirt water cannons at a joke-telling LEGO jester, or at each other. Duplo blocks will also come to life, in a themed area for the little kids, including toddler-sized slides and LEGO characters such as alligators, polar bears and elephants. The entire park is geared toward children aged 2 to 12 accompanied by their parents of course.
The waterpark joins the new Legoland Park, opened last September in Iskandar, just 30 miles outside of Singapore, marking the first in Asia. The park has over 50 million LEGO bricks on site, built into installations, sculptures and characters throughout, as well as restaurants, private cabanas and theme stores. A Legoland Hotel is also planned on the site, but won’t be open until 2014. The Legoland Waterpark Malaysia is already 70% complete, and is expected to open on time.
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Via CNN
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