Legoland Malaysia Resort

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Legoland Malaysia Resort
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Entrance Legoland Malaysia.jpg
Location Iskandar Puteri, Johor, Malaysia
Coordinates 1°25′30″N103°37′38″E / 1.42500°N 103.62722°E / 1.42500; 103.62722
StatusOperating
Opened15 September 2012;11 years ago (2012-09-15) [1]
Operated by Merlin Entertainments
Theme LEGO
Operating seasonYear-round
Area76 acres (310,000 m2) [1] [2]
Attractions
Total20
Roller coasters3
Water rides2
Website www.legoland.com.my

Legoland Malaysia Resort is a theme park in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, Malaysia. It opened on 15 September 2012 with over 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions. It is the first Legoland theme park in Asia and sixth in the world upon its establishment. [2] Legoland Malaysia was officially opened by Ibrahim Ismail, Sultan of Johor on 22 September. [3]

Contents

History

Signage of Legoland Malaysia, with Legoland Hotel on the left. Legoland Malaysia Signage.jpg
Signage of Legoland Malaysia, with Legoland Hotel on the left.

Groundbreaking for the theme park was held on 2 December 2009, hosted by site developer Iskandar Investment Berhad (IIB). [4] Site operator Merlin Entertainments had signed an agreement with IIB to build Legoland Malaysia in December 2008. [5] Merlin signed another agreement with LL Themed Hotel SdnBhd to develop and build the Legoland Hotel in April 2012. [6]

Besides the Legoland Malaysia theme park, other resort attractions include Legoland Water Park (opened in 2013), which is a Lego-themed water theme park, and The Legoland Hotel (first half of 2014), a Lego-themed hotel, which is also the first to open in Southeast Asia. The hotel was built under a management agreement between the Company and LL Themed Hotel Sdn. Bhd., a joint-venture company owned by Destination Resorts and Hotels Sdn Bhd and Iskandar Harta Holdings Sdn Bhd. [7]

The cost of Legoland Malaysia and the water theme park was RM720 million, while The Legoland Hotel cost RM190 million. [8]

When Legoland Malaysia opened in 2012, it targeted 1.5 million visitors [9] and expected to generate more than RM100 million in the first year of its operation. [8] In September 2017, Legoland Malaysia Resort appointed global digital marketing agency VML to handle all aspects of digital marketing. [10]

According to reports, In November 2017, Legoland Malaysia Resort launched the world's first Lego virtual reality roller coaster. [11]

Layout

Legoland Malaysia Resort
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200m
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Legoland
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LEGO →
Ninjago World
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Miniland
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LEGO
Kingdoms
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LEGO Technic
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Land of Adventure
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LEGO City
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Legoland
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Entrance
Themed areas and key locations within Legoland Malaysia Resort

Legoland Malaysia is divided into several major areas, each featuring attractions sharing a common theme. Starting from the entrance (themed The Beginning) on the park's eastern edge and proceeding clockwise, they are Technic, Kingdoms, Imagination, Land of Adventure, and City; in the centre of the park is MINILAND. [12] [13] NINJAGO World was added to Land of Adventure in 2016. The Water Park was opened on 21 October 2013, on the park's southeastern edge, as the largest LEGOLAND water park in the world and requires a separate admission fee; [14] the SEA LIFE Malaysia aquarium was officially opened on 28 June 2019 near The Beginning and also requires a separate admission fee. [15]

The Beginning

Ticket booths at The Beginning (2015) Legoland Malaysia Resort (23221665940).jpg
Ticket booths at The Beginning (2015)

The Beginning includes the park's welcome sign, admission ticket sales and entrance gates, and several shops specializing in LEGO bricks and sets, LEGO-themed merchandise, and visitor supplies. There are also several restaurants and snack stands in this area.

Technic

The Technic-themed area includes some of the fastest attractions in the park. [16]

AttractionAddedMfr.ImageDescription
Aquazone Wave Racers2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (22893113943).jpg Includes 4 water cannons arrayed around the twin circle tracks for spectators to splash water on the 12 riders. [13]
The Great LEGO Race2017 Mack Rides, Samsung (headsets)World premiere of the first LEGO-themed virtual reality roller coaster; guests wear VR headsets. Later installed in 2018 at Legoland Deutschland and Legoland Florida. [17]
LEGO Academy2012
LEGO Mindstorms2012Robot design workshop. [13]
Technic Twister2012 Technic Twister Legoland Malaysia.jpg Teacup-style ride. Capacity is 60 riders at a time in 12 teacups. [13]

Kingdom

The medieval-themed LEGO Kingdom is at the park's southwestern end. [18]

AttractionAddedMfr.ImageDescription
Castle Stage2012Capacity is 500 visitors per show. [13]
The Dragon2012 Dragon Legoland Malaysia 2.jpg Capacity is 600 riders per hour on two separate dragon-themed trains. Maximum speed 60 km/h (37 mph) [13]
The Dragon's Apprentice2012 Dragon's Apprentice Legoland Malaysia.jpg
The Forestman's Hideout2012Playground with a treehouse theme. [13]
Merlin's Challenge2012High-speed carousel, 48 visitors at a time. [13]
The Royal Joust2012 Lego Kingdoms Legoland Malaysia 3.jpg 20 horses, single riders. [13]

Imagination

The Imagination area includes the Build and Test Centre, where visitors participate in an interactive attraction to build houses, cars, skyscrapers, etc. After building then you can test them out on the earthquake table. The area also includes the Kid Power Towers attraction, a Zierer junior drop tower ride where visitors pull a rope to propel their vehicle seat upward to the top of the tower; once they let go of the rope, they drop down the tower. [13] This area also includes DUPLO-themed attractions for younger visitors. [19]

AttractionAddedMfr.ImageDescription
Build & Test Centre2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23410901401).jpg
DUPLO Express2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23493951745).jpg 5-carriage miniature train, 10 riders at a time. [13]
DUPLO Playtown2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23224070590).jpg Child-size city playground. [13]
Kid's Power Tower2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23125727169).jpg 200 visitors per hour; 9 metres (30 ft) ascent. [13]
LEGO Studios2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23437805211).jpg "4D" movie adventure, accommodates 500 visitors per showing. [13]
Observation Tower2012 Observation Tower Legoland Malaysia.jpg Capacity is 1,000 visitors per hour; observation platform is 41 metres (135 ft) above ground level. [13]

Land of Adventure

Land of Adventure is designed to evoke the late 1800s and early 1900s, emphasizing the exploration of ancient civilizations by colonial powers. [20]

AttractionAddedMfr.ImageDescription
Beetle Bounce20124.6 metres (15 ft) tall drop ride. [13]
Dino Island2012 R0005451 DxO (15688783228).jpg Log flume "canoe" voyage featuring a 12-metre (39 ft) waterfall drop. 3,000,000 litres (660,000 imp gal; 790,000 US gal) of water in total. [13]
LEGO NINJAGO The Ride2016 Triotech Interactive dark ride, using motion-sensing technology. [21]
Lost Kingdom Adventure 2012 Sally Corporation Lost Kingdom Legoland Malaysia 2.jpg Interactive (shooting) dark ride; capacity is 1,000 visitors per hour. [13]
Pharaoh's Revenge2012Play area. [13]

City

The City area is designed as a miniature town with attractions and rides controlled by children. [22]

AttractionAddedMfr.ImageDescription
Boating School2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23467263446).jpg Accommodates up to three riders per boat. [13]
Driving School2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (22887761054).jpg Maximum speed of cars is 6 km/h (3.7 mph); guests have full control. [13]
Junior Driving School2012Reduced speed, single-pedal control for younger drivers. [13]
LEGO City Airport2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (22892715173).jpg
LEGOLAND Express2012 Malaysia - Legoland (25949647883).jpg Capacity is 60 visitors at a time. [13]
Rescue Academy2012 Rescue Academy Legoland Malaysia.jpg Includes police and firefighter-themed vehicles. [13]
The Shipyard2012 Legoland Malaysia Resort (22866238583).jpg Playground.

Miniland

Each LEGOLAND park contains a Miniland; the one at Malaysia reproduces iconic buildings and areas from Asia on a 1:20 scale. The reproduction of the Petronas Towers at Miniland Malaysia stand nearly 10 metres (33 ft) high and contain more than 500,000 LEGO bricks. [13] In total, almost 30 million bricks were used over three years for the initial construction of Miniland. [23] Miniland also includes two fictional areas: one themed for pirates, and another themed for Star Wars; the Star Wars exhibit was removed in 2019. [24]

CountryAddedClosedImageDescription
Flag of Brunei.svg Brunei 2012– R0005545 DxO (15254051504).jpg Featuring model of Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque.
Flag of Cambodia.svg Cambodia 2012– R0005555 DxO (15690539537).jpg Featuring model of Angkor Wat.
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China 2012– R0005596 DxO (15690534957).jpg Featuring models of The Forbidden City and Great Wall of China.
Flag of India.svg India 2012– Malaysia - Legoland (26460181532).jpg Featuring model of Taj Mahal.
Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia 2012– Malaysia - Legoland (26486454991).jpg Featuring model of Pura Tanah Lot.
Flag of Laos.svg Laos 2012– Malaysia - Legoland (26279625480).jpg Featuring model of Patuxai.
Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia 2012– R0005514 DxO (15688963580).jpg Separate areas for Kuala Lumpur (featured models include Jamek Mosque, KLIA, Maybank Tower, Petronas Towers, Sultan Abdul Samad Building), Putrajaya (Perdana Putra, Putra Bridge, Putra Mosque), and Johor Bahru (Dataran Bandaraya Johor Bahru, Istana Bukit Serene, Larkin Stadium, Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque, Sultan Ibrahim Building).
Flag of Myanmar.svg Myanmar 2012– R0005561 DxO (15688799548).jpg Featuring model of Karaweik.
Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines 2012– R0005537 DxO (15690512637).jpg Featuring model of Bolinao, Pangasinan.
Pirates2012– R0005550 DxO (15876316095).jpg Fictional scenes based on the Strait of Malacca.
Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore 2012– Singapore flyer lego.jpg Featuring models of The Fullerton Hotel, Merlion Park, Riverside Point, and Singapore Flyer.
Star Wars 20142019 Legoland Malaysia Resort (23493717875).jpg Fictional scenes from the films; removed after Disney acquired intellectual property licence.
Flag of Thailand.svg Thailand 2012– Malaysia - Legoland (25949607983).jpg Featuring model of Wat Arun.
Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam 2012– R0005558 DxO (15690296499).jpg Featuring model of Hội An.

Water Park

Joker Soaker (2015) Legoland Malaysia Resort (23520277845).jpg
Joker Soaker (2015)

The water park was opened on 21 October 2013 and includes more than 20 water slides and 70 LEGO models; it incorporates attractions from other Legoland water parks, including Build-A-Raft (a lazy river with platforms to attach soft LEGO-like bricks) and Joker Soaker (a wading pool with a bucket that periodically showers guests with 350 US gallons (1,300 L; 290 imp gal) of water). [14]

Sea Life Aquarium

Sea Life was opened on 29 June 2019 and features more than 25 display tanks in 11 habitat zones. The first admissions to Sea Life were part of a preview weekend held 7–8 May 2019 for season pass holders. [25]

Retired attractions

AttractionYearsMfr.ImageDescription
Project X 2012–17 R0005346 DxO (15850495706).jpg Wild Mouse roller coaster, 15 turns. [13] Each car holds four riders; maximum elevation is 18 metres (59 ft). [16] Replaced in 2017 by The Great LEGO Race.

Roller coasters

NameManufacturerModelOpenedStatusRef
Dragon Zierer Family2012Operating [26]
Dragon's Apprentice Zierer 1902012Operating [27]
Great Lego Race Mack Rides Wilde Maus2012Operating [28]

Public transportation

Legoland Malaysia Resort is easily accessible by bus and taxi.

Bus No.Destinations
CW7L Hotel Ramada Medini ↔ Tuas Link MRT station (Singapore) via Legoland Malaysia Resort
LM01 JB Sentral ↔ Terminal Gelang Patah via Legoland Malaysia Resort/Mall of Medini
IP01 Larkin Sentral (Medan Selera Johor) ↔ Puteri Harbour via Legoland Malaysia Resort/Mall of Medini
IP02 Puteri Harbour ↔ AEON Bukit Indah Shopping Centre via Legoland Malaysia Resort/Mall of Medini
IP03 Puteri Harbour ↔ Rumah Iskandar Malaysia via Legoland Malaysia Resort/Mall of Medini
FC2 Forest City (Johor) ↔ AEON Bukit Indah Shopping Centre via Legoland Malaysia Resort/Mall of Medini

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