LEGOLAND Preview - Tour of the Land of Adventure

Yesterday we took a tour of the LEGO Kingdoms area of LEGOLAND Florida, which looks really great; today we are going to check out another truly fantastic area - The Land of Adventure. Let's see...

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The first thing that we encounter, coming from Miniland U.S.A, is the Safari Trek:



Can you spot a roaring lion in the background?:





There are a lot of LEGO animals to see, and they really look lifelike:



There are giraffes, zebras, lions...



...elephants...



...hippos... and more:



Still working on the covered queue:



Have fun, keeping in mind that safety always comes first:



The Triple Hurricane...errr, Coastersaurus was testing:

Now, we're entering the best section of the Land of Adventure - Egypt:

The Pharaoh's Revenge, a fun area where young kids can play:

The theming is very nice, for a kid's play area:

A donkey guards the area, to make sure nobody enters before October 10, 2011 (the first day for passholder's previews):

A close look at the Pharaoh's Revenge logo:

Nearby (on the left of the Lost Kingdom Adventure) we can find the Scarab Bounce ride, where kids and adults can hop up and down... gently, of course:

The great Egyptian-themed building that houses LEGOLAND's interactive dark ride can be seen through the palms: 

There it is - THE LOST KINGDOM ADVENTURE:

The outside of the ride is quite impressive:

Tutankhamen stands still...

The details of the outside queue are really great too:

These carvings look incredibly realistic:

Here you are the ride's vehicles:

Want to hop on them, and take a ride? Then, check out OTPN's official ride-through video:

Now, we walk away from the Egyptian-themed land...

The landscaping is absolutely gorgeous. I wanted to take a moment to commend all the gardeners of the park, because the flowers and the plants are absolutely great:

 Please, click here to view a lot of pictures of the Medieval area of the park, Castle Hill!
Thank you very much for viewing, and have a great rest of the day!

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