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Nowadays, wherever we go, we’ll have another family as companion. My kids would be happier because they have one more friend to mingle around. Lovelymummy and her hub and son were joining us to the Genting Highlands during the last school holiday.
It was so crowded in Genting Highlands on the day we arrived! Mummy should have expected as it was weekends and some more school holidays. We even had to wait for more than 300 people before our turn to check in! Of course, we didn’t stand in the hall and wait! We proceeded to have our lunch and then let the kids had fun in Indoor Theme Park.


Zhen Nam and Marcus love their ride on this tiny car. Unfortunately Zi Wei is no more qualified to enter this ride as she is now over 110cm tall ! Mummy could still remember that she hopped into this ride for many many times last year.
Grown up kids do have their own interest changed day by day. Zi Wei was no longer prefer this baby ride but she loves bumper cars!


Mummy was glad that Zhen Nam could control his car too. He is really a big boy now. Anyway, he was a little too easy to give up when he missed out a little and the car was stuck! He then didn’t want another ride while his sis jumped into the long queue again for the third ride! Oh no, mummy’s leg was tired already…….

At night, we went for a magic show at 9pm. Instead, this magic troop of Dreamz performs every night at the same hour. The animal stars of white tiger and white lion indeed attracted our eyes.

But, both my kids love these dogs wor……they are cute! These dogs just showed up in one scene for less than 3 minutes!
The next day, we went for Outdoor Theme Park after brunch.

Don’t know why Zhen Nam likes a picture with this monkey wor…. ??

The three musketeers were lining up for the rides.

Mummy and papa let our big girl drive the tut-tut antique car. She was doing fine.

This boy was really a glutton. He rather sat on a bench than on the horse back in merry-go-round to enjoy his ice-cream….yum yum…..

A family photo before we, …….

say “Goodbye, Genting Highlands!“