Off to Legoland

The night was cool and we had to snuggle up. At eight in the morning we had breakfast. Then it was time for some hygiene. Here at this campsite there are family showers. Small bathrooms to lock with baby tub, shower and toilet. Great luxury. After freshening up, we started. Of course, only after we had searched for a thousand things again. Philip was already extremely excited. So how do we get there? Just follow the crowd. Once around the corner and then oh shit.. What's going on here? The entire front yard is packed. Thank goodness we already had tickets. That's why we could get in faster. Since I'm not really into Lego, I can hardly describe the euphoria that hits you there. Lots of miniature cities, space shuttles, Star Wars worlds made of Lego bricks. Thousands of shining children's and daddy's eyes, rides with waiting time displays and Legostores everywhere. Try to get your child out of there without buying anything. Unfortunately, not everything is at a special price. Parents are financially ruined here. Okay, we drove here voluntarily ;) We gave ourselves two attractions. The waiting times for the children were still acceptable there. Once a monorail and the Atlantis adventure with a huge underwater world and crabs and starfish to touch. Jule as always relaxed in the stroller or curiously looking around. Philip totally excited. You had to constantly look where he was. But for emergencies, every child received a wristband with the parents' phone number at the entrance. We left around 3 p.m. Philip wanted to set up his dusty MONSTERQUAD and the parents wanted a coffee. It was enough input for today. In the afternoon we drove a little go-kart on the campsite. Philip also found a friend again. For dinner, we had grilled food again. Tomorrow we will take a look at the right side of Legoland. You can't do everything in one day...