Day 5 - Legoland

We have arrived!

These two things were SO ready to take this amusement park on!!

We loved the novelty of the real lego sculptures. 

Oh, Hi Emmett!

My favorite part was probably this Mini Land area.  Luke was a willing little poser for me.  

He's in front of the Jefferson Memorial. 

Are they giant, or is the golden gate bridge tiny?

There was a whole star wars area...which we loved.

Christmas card pic? 

Josh volunteered for this photo.

Luke decided he wanted to try the roller coaster. This one was a foot-hanging one! 

He loved it!  This is what he did when I asked him if he liked it. 

Josh decided to skip the roller coasters this day, and instead had a humongous ice cream cone near a lego car. 

We raced each other in these funny emergency cars.  Mike, Bonnie, and I totally killed them! 

Then we rode in some lego boats. 

Boating is romantic. 

Luke loved driving the boat. When I told Mike that Josh's boat driving was super great, Mike mentioned that Luke's driving left a little to be desired. I guess he needs more time deriving our boat this summer. 

Post-roller coaster hair. 

The water show was incredible.  It was a pirate show complete with real waterskiers.  Mike, Bonnie, Luke, and I rode a roller coaster together while Mike and Josh found this. 

Gramma wanted a picture together somewhere at Legoland, and by the time we decided to take it, the shadows were all tough.  We found a well lit sculpture and made it a memory.

Josh agreed to ride the Dragon roller coaster, twice (because they each had to ride with the other parent...),  and then decided to act like this for drama.

The last ride of the day was a soaking boat ride, and Bonnie and I chose to sit it out. They boys loved it though! 

They're all smiling!

Luke's face as he aims right for me!

And afterward, when they were as wet as if they had taken showers. 

We drove home for the night, and planned our next day's fishing trip. I had made a St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt for them, and decided to let them do it a day early so we wouldn't have to do it before fishing. I showed Josh the first clue and asked him to pose.  Amazing pose, buddy.