We arrived to Legoland Günzburg Friday evenning a couple of hours later then planned due to the vacation traffic.
We manged to get all our newly purchaed camping equipment into our car or on the top-box (which is also new). I'm not sure the car producer intended the windowframe to be used as Marco uses it for loading and unloading the top-box.
We got a rocky piece of campsite for our tent. We got the tent up and finds out that the power stations are to far away so we can't get our freezing boxed cooled. Grrr.
Thenext morning other guests are moving out and we uses the morning moving our tent close to a power station so our 12m cable can connect.
Finally we walk down to Legoland, with my backpag full of raincloth for the kids.It did rain in some periods while we where there, but its not logical for the kids to be dressed for rain when the parents are not, so we ended up not using the cloth but just do in-door things with the kids while it rained (like the rest of the multitude of guests in Legoland).
Here Ale is showing how the polize can direct the traffic.
Then he takes a driving licence himself.
We also got a tour in the Lego train
Ale and Papa went with the roller coaster. Honestly Ale was to young but I guess Marco pretended not to understand the question when asked for Ale's age (does he really already look like age 4?)
The tour was a success. Alessandro was VERY happy about the ride and I guess more roller-coster tours awaits in the future.
While the boys had fun with the roller coaster Iris got her face painted. I tell you... the young lady we saw doing the work was really got... then we came and we got another young lady a lot less skilled. But I guess Iris was satisfied anyway.
Of course Ale got jalous when seeing the proof of Iris having fun without him, so he went for a paint as well.
He can be a model in the future, he is so patient when it comes to sitting still and do was being told.
He got a Cyborg painting and indeed I think he looks a little artificial on this pic.
Its good to have a stroller and a stand when walking because the kids did get tired of walking.
Iris enjoyed the safari tour together with dad.
And I and Ale was eager to do our very best to keep the car on the right track. After the driving lesson Ale was very accurate of turning the wheel when we have to turn. It was so much fun driving with him...my big boy!
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