Legoland is NOT Just For Kids!

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Originally published on 03/18/2018

I used to live in Southern California for many, many years. In that time, I was able to see and do some pretty cool stuff. My mom took me to a ballet, I sang backup to Marvin Hamlisch, I went to Disneyland loads of times, and in 1999 they opened Legoland. Some people may think that Legoland is just for kids... Wrong! Legoland is for the kid in all of us. I rode on the rides (some can be a bit rough!), I ate the yummy food, and I saw the awesome legos! The structures that the Lego builders create are amazing! I thought I would let you see some of the awesome stuff Legoland has to offer. I won't comment, just enjoy the pictures! Since there are so many, I'm sharing the link to my album on Facebook. :) Click Here!

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