No duh, but Legoland has lots and lots of Legos. Not just in the park, but Legos that you can buy and take home with you.
Looks like a candy store.
Star Wars themed Legos.
Vintage Lego people. I have the 1978 spaceman, both the white and red ones.
Had to pickup this Darth Vader Lego keychain.
Purveyor of intimate apparel Victoria’s Secrets is causing some large scale changes at Ala Moana. The forthcoming store displaced the Gap, the Disney Store, and Footlocker.
That’s a lot of lingerie coming to Hawaii.
Disneyland’s California Adventure has its share of Potato Heads in the park. Here’s a huge one outside of the Toy Story Mania ride.
You can pickup the latest Star Wars spuds like Luke Frywalker, Yam Solo, Darth Mash, Spuda Fett, and Princess Tater.
And of course, you can stuff as many parts into a box at the Build Your Own Potato Head stand.
Whoa, that’s a huge Do Not Enter sign. Check out the size comparison against the VW Beetle.
Woz (and other geeks) have gone online to help his dancing cause. You can get your own Team Woz shirts (with proceeds going to charity) and be sure to join the official Vote for Woz Facebook group. And if that ain’t enough, you can follow @votewoz on Twitter for all kinds of Woz-ilicious updates!
Talk about fanaticism for the Twilight series! Did you attend your Twilight viewing party when the DVD was released on March 21? Did your viewing party have a test (based on the book, not the movie)? Did your party include handmade Twilight party favors? Was there a life sized cutout of Edward Cullen?
No? Then your party wasn’t worthy!
Are you confused by the various espresso-based drinks? Wonder what’s the difference between a latte and a cappuccino? McDonald’s McCafe explains these drinks to customers with these easy to understand signs.
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Cracking down on the carrousel. Punks getting kicked off the ride (and making for a long wait).
Adventurous construction to change the color of the night. http://twitpic.com/2i39x
