Legoland Deutschland
At Legoland first we went to this roller coaster called Feuerdrachen, which means fire dragon in German. At first it would take you through this castle made of Legos and show you different sculptures. One was a torture room where a guy would repeatedly get kicked in the butt by boots on a wheel that would spin around. The other torture machine was where they would stretch you out on a rack. We went on a ride where you would sit on a log that would carry you through a jungle on the water and you would see Lego dinosaurs. One even faced the log and shot water out of its mouth at us and got us wet. Then a machine took the log up a hill and dropped us down a water fall into a pond that sprayed us in the face and got us soaked with water. Next we went to an underwater wild life building where we walked through a dark hall where there were exhibits of fish and other wildlife animals dug into the walls. One of them had sea horses that were about two inches tall and one inch wide. Another exhibit had Lion fish. They are called Lion fish because they have fins on their back that look like a lion’s mane. The fins can sting you and they are poisonous. Then we went into a glass tunnel that took us under an aquarium that had many types of fish. Many people were gathered around something and we had no idea what. Then we looked up and it turned out that a shark was lying on top of the tube. It’s really weird about how there are 2000 fish in the aquarium that the director told us and there are two sharks that don’t realize that there are a thousand prey right in front of their eyes. Me and my mom went down one last roller coaster before we had to go. At first you would go up a huge hill, take a turn then drop you straight down. I forgot to push the thing that would secure you in far enough down so for me it felt like I was in space in zero gravity. Then we looked a mini-sculptures of cities in Europe. They had one of Venice, Switzerland, the Netherlands. They had one whole place just for the Frankfurt airport. Then we saw the Alliance Stadium where Bayren Munchen, my favorite team, plays. It had about 40,000 Lego people inside. And then they had a whole section dedicated to memorable moments in Star Wars history. One was about the first or second movie where Luke Skywalker gets almost frozen on an ice planet and then captured by a yeti and has to be saved. The end.
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