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The most unique is the Build-a-Raft River where guests drift leisurely down an 850-foot-long lazy river on rafts they have skillfully constructed using soft LEGO bricks. As you set sail, classic tunes fill the air, adding to the ambience as upbeat, summery sounds like the Beach Boys “Surfin’Safari” and remakes of Van Morrison’s “Brown-Eyed Girl” ring out through speakers as your raft meanders its way through the park. However, just when you thought it was safe, be prepared to be doused or steer your vessel away from squirting cannons and pouring buckets poised along the watery path. For those that want to stay on dry land. It’s as equally entertaining to watch floaters of all ages rearrange their LEGO creations as they float down the river. Another fun spot is Imagination Station, a place where LEGO fanatics can build thing like bridges, damns, and cities out of DUPLO bricks, all in a watery environment. Then budding engineers can test their creations against the flow of water to see if how well they can control the wondrous word of aquatics. For the tiny tots, LEGOLAND Water Park has maintained its kid-centric approach with an abundance of small-scaled watery attractions. The DUPLO Splash Safari is a water play area sized for preschoolers that includes three small slides that do not have any height requirements. LEGOLAND lifeguards will assist children in boarding their rafts while keeping a close eye on them as they float along the circular river. There is also Kids Creek, a miniature version of the Build-a-Raft River with squirting polar bear, alligator, and elephant fountains providing plenty of entertainment to the youngest of guests.

DUPLO Splash Safari

Legoland Water Park

For the rascal in all of us, there’s the Joker Soaker. Located next to the parks big slides, this lofty clock tower spurts buckets of water on those below it as a LEGO jester model “tells” jokes to unsuspecting guests below. There are also water cannons that the kids delight in aiming at one another as they spray their friends and family. Finally, the Aqua Tune is a musical fountain where kids can conduct their own water symphony with the touch of their hand. Other amenities include cabanas for families to rest and relax, changing rooms and showers, retail shops and snack carts, as well as the Beach Front Grill. If you plan to visit LEGOLAND Water Park, remember to bring your own towel. They aren’t provided, but you can purchase one if you forget yours at home. What are provided at no charge are lockers and kid’s life vests.

Directions to Legoland: From Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Take Interstate 5 south. From San Diego, take Interstate 5 north. Take the Cannon Road exit off of I-5 and head east. Legoland is about two miles from Interstate 5, and there are signs along the way that direct you to Legoland California. Parking is an extra charge so if you can car pool you will save money. Legoland is open 10 am to 9 pm during the summer and 10 am to 6 pm off season. Legoland California One LEGOLAND Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008 (760) 918-5346

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