Brayden
Bevlynn
Bro Max and Mom came and joined us.
At Lalaport, the children played at the garden dining food court playground and playland. There was a diploma student (preschool teacher-to-be) giving free lessons to the children in the playground. She was also giving away freebies to excite the children. The children were happy, parents were happier. We could sit right next to the playground and have cooling Mixue ice lemon tea while waiting (without breaking the wallet).
At Midvalley Megamall, there was Parent Day promotion. we went on a shopping spree; new clothes and pajamas for the children, Geronimo book series and special editions, oven.
We were here for another purpose. The 2-day Pokemon Go Fest - GLOBAL 2025! Our vacation was planned around this; we wanted to meet Bro and Mom to play this together. Phones were fully charged, eyes were sharp, fingers ready to roll. They went into raids after raids, gyms after gyms. They have caught few shinies with background.
At the end of the day, we ate at Bananabro. They had unlimited refills and Parents eat for FREE (with min. RM80 spend).
At Pavilion Bukit Jalil, we decided to go for Fairytale Art and Craft this time. We had the whole place to ourselves. I am quite surprise; this small place offers much more activities than meets the eye. There was live fish catching (children's favourite), sand pit, role play with costumes, necklace/bracelet making, beads art, mini house bricks. I made a few bracelets and Pikachu + Fish Bead art. It was a relaxing creative moment for a parent. I guess it's easier to get into the "creative zone" because it was quiet and there were no other children or parent around.
We spent another full day at the B.Duck City Fun at the Piazza. We bought the unlimited rides for 2 adults and 2 children. The best part was only the children were given the tag, any adult can tag along with them. So Bro and Mom could also play along. There were 8 rides altogether; Around the World (merry-go-round), It's Meowgination (giant swing), Treasure Pirate Ship, Flight Diary (hot air balloon), Romantic Paris (little cars around Eiffel Tower), Lil' Cowboy Adventure (rocking bullride), Windmill Trampoline, and the best favourite Bathroom Battle.
Everyone was given a net to catch balls shooting up into air. For 90 balls caught, one is rewarded with a small toy ball from the machine. My mom loved it and teamed up with Bray to catch more than 10 small toy balls... Bev loved the trampoline, she's light enough to bounce high.
In the centre of the Piazza, there were two rotating claw machines with diamonds & unique duck toy keychains. We won 8 different duck keychains. At one time, 3 keychains dropped simultaneously; we were lucky. Some other players went back empty handed after several attempts. We gave away the diamonds to the children around.
We had dinner at Hai Di Lao. The top service and food quality never fail to impress. The children can play in the play area, while parents slowly dine. They even put a CCTV for us to watch the children (for my Mom who is constantly worried about the children). The noodle dancer was a good performer. Tonight, there was something more... The loud dramatic traditional chinese music pulled our attention to this performer in the middle of the restaurant. Dressed in a brightly coloured costumes, he danced and turned around to keep the suspense. Then in a blink of an eye swooooosh his face mask changed. A few more rounds and more masks changed. He walked to Bev and Bray, played rock paper scissors and both won a small price (although Bev may have cheated a little, her hand of scissors came out after he put his paper out). When he was out of masks, we thought that was the end of the performance, then...... he pulled up another mask back on his face. The whole restaurant applauded.
Some other nice spots:
- Jin Xuan Dim Sum
- Togather
- Ben's Midvalley
- Foot and shoulder Massages at Wellness Oasis
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