LEGOLAND’s Virtual Reality Rollercoaster opens in November 2017, entrance is $50 for kids!

Looking for the next best place to bring the kids in November 2017 that isn’t Disneyland? LEGOLAND’s newest attraction is a virtual reality rollercoaster ride!

According to LEGOLAND, the rollercoaster will be featuring a colorful lineup of racers drawn from the ranks of the popular LEGO Minifigure mystery assortments, The Great LEGO Race builds a universe of imagination that will unleash the inner child of everyone.

It pits riders in a rollicking race against wild, brick-built contraptions driven by Trendsetter, Pharaoh, Surfer Girl, Wizard and Pirate Captain, including a rocket-powered surfboard and a stylish scooter fueled by espresso. Wearing VR headsets, guests will experience the action from every direction – up, down, forward, backward and all points in between – in a spectacular environment completely made of LEGO bricks.

The adventure begins the moment guests approach the ride’s bold new entry portal enveloped in the sounds of roaring engines fill the air. Nearby, the coaster’s queue will resemble a pre-race space where pit crews for each of the five LEGO racers prepare for the competition, including interactive and hands-on elements to entertain riders in the queue.

During the ride, Bluetooth technology will sync the virtual visuals with the roller coaster’s twists, turns, drops and climbs, creating an all-new experience filled with thrills, spills, surprises and humor – done in LEGOLAND’s brilliance.

The Great LEGO Race can be experirnced with or without the VR headset, and is suitable for children ages 6 and up. For further information on promotions and activities, visit LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort’s official website this website and stay connected with the resort via social handles (Facebook & Twitter) to find out more.

Ticket prices and details

A standard 1-day adult theme park ticket costs SGD$63 (RM193), while a standard 1-day child theme park ticket costs SGD$50 (RM155). Admission for child below 3 years old is free. For more details on LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort tickets, visit the official LEGOLAND website.

Staff Writer

Entertaining since 2017.

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