We had lunch and headed to City Square for laser tag. It was a booking at 4.30pm, which meant a lot of mall crawling. This got us all very tired.
The last 30 mins were spent in the arcade. Daddy Lim and I nuahed in a cafe and I even stole a cat nap. Hoho. Old people lah.
After like forever...
We paid RM58 per pax for 3 games.
The 1st game, the kids dictated that it would be kids against the adults, thinking that their parents are old people and cannot move. Sure lose. Did they win? Of course not lah. They have not eaten enough salt yet and yours truly is very good with laser tag, which they found out too late. Hoho.
It was a great workout for most of us, except for Daddy Lim, whose strategy was to park and snipe most of the game. Lol. After the 3 games, he was very surprised that I was perspiring. Ya lah. His strategy was actually not bad, he had good scores and very chill session.
The session brought us right up to dinner. After dinner, we went to Danga Bay Fun Park, where some fun fair/ amusement park is. There was a lot of lights.
This was the 1st thing that caught our attention.
I used to play this when I was a kid during CNY! I don't think these are sold in Singapore anymore.
We didn't see many thrilling rides. There are many kiddy merry go round and stuff though. This caught our eye.
The control is via the joystick panel. The wheel rolled forward/ backward with each stop/ start motion. There is no safety belt and it looked like somebody could be thrown out anytime but I didn't see that fortunately. I am not sure if it is intentional but the thrill level goes up one notch (for the spectator particularly) when that small space is shared by the kiddy motorcycle riders who were blasting their horn non-stop. Throughout the ride, I only heard Nana screamed continuously, regardless of whether it was her partner or her operating the machine. Lol.
Then we went in search for more thrilling ride. I was joking that the most thrilling ride would be the one that looked the oldest/ most worn and the fear of the machine falling apart would keep the rider on the toes. Lol. The kids eventually went for the super fast merry-go-round for MYR 10 each.
What I was keen to do was the bumper car at MYR10 each too. Again, the cars looked worn and there was no safety belt. Ferlin almost didn't make the cut for height restriction and had to share a car with the adult. After the ride, I fully understood the restriction. She is way too tiny and was thrown around like rag doll on the ride. Some of the bumps were really hard and I was bouncing around in the car too, let alone the tiny her. Luckily Daddy Lim opted out. I think the bumping would break his AS bones.
With that, we headed back to the room for bed. Yawns. End of day 2.
Mummy Lim