Japanese LEGOLAND is more suitable for babies aged 4-8

In the height of summer, Legoland is a great choice for taking children for fun and water activities. Compared to Disneyland and Universal Studios, the rides are more accessible to younger children, and the park is less crowded, allowing them to let off steam. Mr. Xu, who accompanied me to Koshien this summer, also fell in love with baseball and spent a long time enjoying the It's a Small World Dome. During the pirate show, he kept asking when the explosion would happen, feeling both nervous and excited. He also raved about the Lego-shaped French fries in the restaurant. You can buy combination tickets for the amusement areas within the park. Dad, I finally pulled through and landed a diapered penguin on my last try, and Mr. Xu was very pleased. Some might find theme parks with a childish appeal a bit boring for adults, but children are truly delighted there. 💞Highly Recommended Activities: Ninjago Flying Training Course, Octopus Water Cycle, Submarine Adventure, LEGO Driving School 💰Must-Buy Accessories: 1. At the end of the LEGO Factory, each participant will receive a limited edition painted brick; you can buy a keychain to protect it; 2. A LEGO driver's license: Get your first license for just over 2,000 yen. 📍Address: LEGOLAND Japan Limited, 2-2-1 Kinjofushiro, Minato-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan 455-8605 🕰️Opening Hours: Hours vary seasonally, generally 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. The park may be closed on some days, so be sure to check the app. PS1: Remember to bring a change of clothes during the park's water season. We even recommend bringing a swimsuit. PS2: To get to Legoland from the city, you need to take the Aonami Line, a light rail line that's neither a subway nor a JR train. The starting point is Meitetsu Nagoya Station. Remember to follow the "Aonami Line" signs overhead inside the station. PS3: There's a Dippin' Dots ice cream shop right outside the park. I've been missing it since I had it at the Kagoshima Aquarium! (last picture) #2025Travel #Japan #Nagoya #Lego #KidsHolyPlace