You 2 look like you always have fun. Definitely not going when the water is freezing cold. Even if it's super hot out. Bummer that lots of rides weren't opened. And yes, waiting for 25 mins, that's ridiculous. They really need to up their a game. Specially when the crowds get larger.
25 minutes..They know how you feel about their food so they wanted you to be REALLY hungry; better chances of you liking something when you're starving 😂 I had a couple questions.. When do you think it will be best to visit between now and September? I want to take my son and be able to enjoy the WHOLE park but I'm also not wanting to go when it will be too packed to enjoy. My other question was regarding the stairs 😮 lol I'm not supposed to do stairs.. But I also want my kid to enjoy the water stuff. I was wondering which water attractions had the least amount of stairs.. Or are they all full of them?
So they all have steep hills to climb, but the only two attractions with stairs is Oscar’s and Cookie Monster Mixer. We went beginning of August last year and it wasn’t too crowded. Here’s a link to our video for gauging crowd levels: th-cam.com/video/Qx7A4Lru7gY/w-d-xo.html
That depends on a couple of factors, if dry rides are of equal importance, Legoland is far and above the better choice. If thrill level on water slides is of the greatest importance, Sesame Place hands down. LEGOLAND’s water park is very very tame. But if you have kids under 12 and you can only choose one place for vacation, once again it’s LEGOLAND as they are going to cover all your bases.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Congratulations Benji on the blue slide…My sister-in-law was actually @ legoland this week w the 1 year old…They did the boat ride but the baby wasn’t really impressed cuz we got the video of her staring and frowning…
Wow I wanted to take my 1yr old but I feel like I don’t want to anymore lol we live a few minutes away from sesame place unlike Disney (which we’re going to next week 🤗) everything is so overpriced 😮 it’s a lot for a small park .
It is for sure. But if you live pretty close, buying a season pass isn’t a bad idea. The silly sand slides and big bird’s beach might just be the perfect “get out of the house” “stay cool” excursion during the summer. You don’t have to stay long enough for meals. But the locker thing would be a bummer unless you always have one person sitting by your stuff at the lounge chairs.
This park needs an expansion.
You 2 look like you always have fun. Definitely not going when the water is freezing cold. Even if it's super hot out. Bummer that lots of rides weren't opened. And yes, waiting for 25 mins, that's ridiculous. They really need to up their a game. Specially when the crowds get larger.
Yeah, there were only like 50 total people in the park. I hope they have the ability to cook food faster than that with more crowds.
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What an intro.
25 minutes..They know how you feel about their food so they wanted you to be REALLY hungry; better chances of you liking something when you're starving 😂
I had a couple questions..
When do you think it will be best to visit between now and September? I want to take my son and be able to enjoy the WHOLE park but I'm also not wanting to go when it will be too packed to enjoy.
My other question was regarding the stairs
😮 lol
I'm not supposed to do stairs.. But I also want my kid to enjoy the water stuff. I was wondering which water attractions had the least amount of stairs.. Or are they all full of them?
So they all have steep hills to climb, but the only two attractions with stairs is Oscar’s and Cookie Monster Mixer.
We went beginning of August last year and it wasn’t too crowded. Here’s a link to our video for gauging crowd levels:
th-cam.com/video/Qx7A4Lru7gY/w-d-xo.html
Which one would you say is more worth your money LEGOLAND water park or sesame ???
That depends on a couple of factors, if dry rides are of equal importance, Legoland is far and above the better choice.
If thrill level on water slides is of the greatest importance, Sesame Place hands down. LEGOLAND’s water park is very very tame.
But if you have kids under 12 and you can only choose one place for vacation, once again it’s LEGOLAND as they are going to cover all your bases.
I wasn’t screaming like a little girl…David: yes u were…Lol…Also, loved seeing the nemesis @ it again stuck on backwards…Lol…Poor Big Red!
😂😂😂 Oscar gets him every time.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Congratulations Benji on the blue slide…My sister-in-law was actually @ legoland this week w the 1 year old…They did the boat ride but the baby wasn’t really impressed cuz we got the video of her staring and frowning…
Wow I wanted to take my 1yr old but I feel like I don’t want to anymore lol we live a few minutes away from sesame place unlike Disney (which we’re going to next week 🤗) everything is so overpriced 😮 it’s a lot for a small park .
It is for sure. But if you live pretty close, buying a season pass isn’t a bad idea.
The silly sand slides and big bird’s beach might just be the perfect “get out of the house” “stay cool” excursion during the summer.
You don’t have to stay long enough for meals. But the locker thing would be a bummer unless you always have one person sitting by your stuff at the lounge chairs.