Legoland is a typical theme park like Universal Studios, Disneyland etc.But what distinguishes Legoland between other theme parks is they are made of Legos, only the small things though. My personal review about the park is the park itself is unique and uncommon for visitors, because of the union that they pick. The entrance of the main gate is pretty welcoming, there’s a mini game or a simulation-ish stand. What I rate the most is there’s a whole Lego miniature of a building or a diorama, there’s a lego Taj mahal, a Petronas tower, a diorama of HMS Victory and a port and many more. Some of them also have an interactive sound for the miniature.For the rides and entertainment though, they are just the same as other parks. While there are some differences in some rides, they are still common and ordinary (based on what I took the ride on). Most of the rides are built for children over 5 to 12 years old, but there are rides for teens/adults. The food stood out in my opinion and the restaurant was pretty good. Overall Legoland Malaysia is best suited for kids, but it still offers an enjoyable experience for families, and is recommended to visit outside of summer due to limited shade.