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Legoland's Land of Adventure Behind the Scenes Preview
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Wed, 5 Mar 2008 06:52:38 GMT
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Robb Alvey from the AMAZING site ThemeParkReview.com was lucky enough to get a walkthrough tour of this new area
opening at Legoland next week. He posted pictures and a little write-up over on
his site and can be found by clicking this link here.
I think the new area looks great and may be the best addition to the park
since.....well....ever. And Robb says the entire are was designed by Bill
Vollbrecht! GO BILL!!
I did notice how small the targets were on the Lost Kingdom Adventure ride, I
wonder if this will be hard on the kids and how it compares to Buzz at that
little theme park up north by the name of Disneyland.
There will also be a passmember preview of the area on the 9th from 10-5 if you
ant to check it out this weekend.
Here is the text from the email LLCA sent out about the area:
Transporting you into 1920s Egypt, Land of Adventure will be comprised of four
new attractions including our first-ever dark ride, Lost Kingdom Adventure.
Based in ancient temple ruins, Lost Kingdom Adventure puts you inside an
all-terrain roadster and takes you on a journey to recover stolen treasure by
blasting targets with laser guns along the way. Your score is recorded and
competition is fierce as skill and determination are the keys to a successful
expedition. Brave riders encounter ten different scenes along the journey
including a spider’s lair, professor’s lab, mummy relics and a skeleton band
that requires riders to hit the correct targets to make the band play. A LEGO®
pharaoh, standing more than 16-feet tall, guards the entrance to Lost Kingdom
Adventure staring down at all those who dare enter. Adjacent to the hidden
ruins, a different adventure awaits with other new rides Cargo Ace and Beetle
Bounce. Cargo Ace helps imaginations soar as children become pilots as they
board one of eight airplanes and fly up to six feet into the air. Beetle Bounce
boosts children to even bigger heights, nearly 15 feet to be exact, as they are
launched up one of two towers nearly touching the gigantic LEGO beetles above
them. At Pharaoh’s Revenge, children and parents can fire thousands of foam
balls at targets and each other in an oasis of fun.
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