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    This one has been sent out to the press today. It's actually a LEGO (!) version of Singapore. Pretty cool, eh?


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    Legoland Malaysia general manager Siegfried Boerst said park officials did not expect so many people to turn up before the official opening.

    “We initially opened up the main foyer, several F&B outlets and the souvenir shop for those who came to redeem their passes.

    “Word got around that we were allowing people to enter. Suddenly, thousands of people started coming over to have a look,” he said, adding that the main foyer had been opened for about a week now and would be closed starting today.
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    Some photos from the Annual Pass redemption.





















  5. Something's wrong with these imageshack links! Can you upload the pics directly here?

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    The park is almost complete with just a couple of projects to finalise. These include landscaping the park, testing and progressive handing over of rides and attractions.

    Employee training is also in full force and to date the park has hired 560 staff members. When completed, the overall talent force is expected to reach 1,000 people including the Water Park next year.
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    http://www.nst.com.my/streets/johor/thrilling-time-at-legoland-1.128145

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    Shuttle bus from Singapore!

    LEGOLAND® Malaysia will soon be accessible via a new direct coach service from the heart of Singapore. Alongside, a shuttle service will operate from Jurong East and Boon Lay to the Tuas 2nd Link. After the immigration checkpoint, a direct shuttle will ferry visitors to LEGOLAND and Johor Premium Outlets (JPO). Both operators will commence services on the Park’s grand opening date, 15th September 2012.

    Dedicated coaches will leave from the Singapore Flyer every 30 minutes during peak times, and arrive at LEGOLAND® in less than an hour. The service will be operated by WTS Travel (www.wtstravel.com.sg) and the new direct route is priced at SG$20 per person. The first coach will leave at 08.30am each morning, with five services in each direction on weekdays and increased frequency of up to eight on weekends, school holidays and public holidays.
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    http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Relax/Story/A1Story20120817-366121.html

  9. Legoland Malaysia general manager Sigfried Boerst, who welcomed the entourage, said the RM700-million theme park located in Iskandar Malaysia economic region is almost 90 percent completed and scheduled to be opened Sept 15. (...)
    "Legoland Malaysia is similar to that in Germany, as the technology used is the same as that utilised in Legoland Florida. Hence, Legoland Malaysia is among the best Lego theme parks ever built," he said.
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    http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsfeatures.php?id=686580

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    Interesting!

    Legoland Malaysia, which is slated to open on Sept 15, expects to generate more than RM100 million in revenue in its first year of operations, said its general manager Siegfried Boerst.

    "This would come from all the attractions in the park, restaurants as well as retail outlets," he told SunBiz recently.

    "We should see operational profit from the first year, but to recover our (full) investments will depend on the long-term development of the park, which usually takes about 15 to 20 years," he said.

    Thus, Boerst said it would be a challenge for Legoland Malaysia to recover its capital investments in less than 15 years due to its high set-up costs and as it wants to keep its entry passes affordable.

    Despite this, he said Legoland Malaysia will continue to invest every year in its theme park so that visitors will return and to offer them a "larger experience" in terms of attractions in the future.

    Over one million people are projected to visit the 30.76ha outdoor theme park in Nusajaya, Johor, annually over the first four years of its opening. Legoland Malaysia is the first Legoland in Asia and sixth in the world. It features seven themed areas with more than 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions.

    There will also be a Legoland Malaysia Water Theme Park and Legoland Hotel that are expected to open in the second half of 2013 and in 2014, respectively. The cost of the theme park and waterpark is RM720 million, while that of the hotel is RM190 million.

    Boerst said in the initial years, one-third of the theme park's visitors are expected to come from Johor and Singapore; one-third from Kuala Lumpur, Penang and other states and the rest to comprise international tourists.

    "With the (opening of the) hotel and the water theme park, we hope to grow the international market as we want to make Iskandar Malaysia and the southern Malaysia region into an international tourist destination," he said, adding that there are not many international first-class theme parks in Asia yet compared with Europe and the US, which signifies huge potential for operating theme parks here.
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    http://www.thesundaily.my/news/455495

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