The runs for some reason, got better as the morning arrives. I didn’t have to run to the toilet so frequently. I wasn’t sure if it was bcos I had “ran out of food”. Thankfully, I didn’t vomit anymore.
We headed for bfast but I couldn’t stomach anything and had to look wistfully as Daddy Lim and the kids tucked in. I headed back to the room earlier for a needful rest and fell asleep. The next moment, they came back and then Daddy Lim came back with the charcoal pills and anti-vomiting pills from the pharmacy. I hope these are the life savers.
Auntie S and the kids arrived at the hotel at about 9.30am. We finally left for the theme park at about 10.30am. I had imagined that in the worse case scenario, Daddy Lim would have to bring the kids alone. However, by morning, it felt like I would be able to survive the 40 mins car ride without dirtying the taxi. So off we went!
I made it!
We purchased the tickets via Klook and it was easy to exchange for the passes. The park was fairly empty and Auntie S subsequently found out that it was built in 1980. This probably explained why some of the rides are so old school and they creaked, they are from 44 years ago. Hoho.
The park consists of land and water park. What greeted us are the land rides and so land rides it shall be. The Viking has the honour to be the 1st ride. This is somewhat a mini(er) one. I love Vikings but I don’t think I should risk shaking up anything in my tummy, whether the Viking is mini or not.
Then, Auntie S went with the kids for what look like an exciting ride but Zaky said that it was lame.
Then, the flume log water slide ride. Getting wet in the warm weather is probably quite nice but in fact, it was a super cloudy day and wasn’t as hot as we imagined BKK to be. In the end, only Daddy Lim was splashed. I duno why.
Our tickets came with the international buffet lunch. I think the spread was ok; I wasn’t sure bcos I couldn’t eat. I did think that I needed food and the internet recommended the BRAT diet - banana, rice, applesauce, toast diet, which will help to form up the stool. This was my lunch. At least I could take some food.
The buffet lunch was served in the water park and thus Daddy Lim and the kids ran off for water play thereafter. I dont quite know what happened bcos beach chairs were provided and I needed very much to catch up on the lack of sleep from last night. Yes, I slept like that for over an hour. I was very tired.
After the fun at the water park, we headed back to the amusement rides. Before that, the kids had to fuel up some more. Don’t you just envy their metabolism rate?
Next’s up - the loopy loop roller coaster.
Auntie S went for this one and said that it was very bumpy and they were knocked left, right and centre.
The park had this popular Korean ride too but much more tamer. The kids were just bouncing up and down but had a lot of fun.
The kids proceeded on to some really old school rides.
Including this one, that comes with very lousy (almost non-existence) safety feature and the kids were rolled upside down, then screaming away.
The kids caught a few more rides before we left for the day. It was almost 6pm.
We took a grab back and it was another 40 mins ride. Dinner was at the Thai restaurant near to the hotel so that whoever wanted to head back to the hotel to rest after dinner can do so.
After dinner, Nana, Auntie S, T, C and I wanted to head to the Platinum Mall only to realise that it closes at 9pm and we were mins away from closing. We headed down to the Pratunam Night Market opposite the mall but didn’t buy much. We split ways, thinking that Nana and I would head back early bcos I duno how much longer my tummy would hold. In the end, I heard that Auntie S and the kids didn’t stay long too. Zaky actually went for massage. Nice!
Towards the end of the day, the runs had almost stopped. I was seriously looking forward to a night of sleeping through. Not only did I sleep badly the night before, I was eating poorly and lethargic that I almost fell asleep on the theme park bench when the kids went for a ride. I really wanted whatever this was to go away.
Mummy Lim
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