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Came on here, asked questions, did research, booked the water play part early…

…my 5 year old managed to fall on the only strip of concrete in the wharf area playground and skinned his wrist.

After that he was not having a good time at all. 20 mins before our water park time too.

But hey, bright side- they have well positioned first aid areas with waterproof bandaids! When the ones I had kept slipping off from him sweating the EMT had waterproof ones. The area was very nice and he got a bravery pop badge. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Hi, bringing our 5 year old to Legoland this week. We live about an hour away so just doing a day trip. He’s a good walker and we aren’t bringing a stroller.

The water play area- are there changing areas there? Could probably get away with a small towel to dry off or do kids get soaked?

Can we bring in snacks/water bottles?

I’ve seen the recommendation to start at the back/bottom of the hill and work your way up. I assume that’s so you don’t need to go uphill after being tired from the day?

Any things I should sign up for right away? Any specific tips?

Anyone else notice the illnesses start in the beginning of the week? I don’t think my kid has ever started an illness at the end of the week! Every time my 4.5 year old is sick it all starts Sunday.