Baby Ian: Back from Legoland Malaysia

We are back home from Malaysia after having an enjoyous and fun 3D2N stay @ Legoland. The weather was mostly hot and sunny with occasional late afternoon showers. Mum loved watching the Lego 4D movies, Isaac loved the escalating tower that overlooked the entire theme park and I loved the water park. I had so much fun riding the bubble floats and water sliding that I kept coming back for more.

Driving Direction from Tuas checkpoint (Singapore) to Legoland Malaysia

After clearing both customs on the 2nd link, you're expected to pay a toll fee using Touch n Go card. If you do not have a card (or insufficient value), stick to the left most lane to buy one (or top-up). After which, going to Legoland is a breeze and you're just have to follow the Legoland signage in brown throughout the journey. Even if you couldn't see the word from far, you'll just have to follow the brown signage. But take note of two confusing signs:

Just before you see this LEGOLAND exit below, there is another exit 312 that leads to Gelang Patah (do not take that exit).

As you drive nearer, there are a few round-abouts along the way. One of these did not indicate LEGOLAND. Instead, follow the label "Puteri Harbour" that leads to both LEGOLAND and Hello Kitty Town.

Driving Direction back Home

Unfortunately, the driving direction back home is not as friendly. Dad asked the hotel staff for direction and was told to follow the signage back to Singapore. Going back, there isn't any Singapore or Singapura signage at all. We even had a slight detour to a village named "Gelang Patah", only then we realise that we have to follow the Tuas signage.