The Hendricksen's: Lagoon

Friday, July 06, 2012

Lagoon

We havent been to Lagoon for years and thought it might be fun to take the kids this year. Luckily Whitley had a dance competition and we were able to get discount tickets. Though, it is still a pretty penny to get into that place!!! We brought Lexi with us so Jentry would have someone to hang out with and I think they had a great time! We all did.

There was actually a lot more there then there used to be and we didnt even get to it all. It was a perfect day. Not too hot or cold.

Me and Ty on my favorite ride (Tilt O' Whirl)

2 comments:

Denise said...: I love the told o'whirl! Looks like a lot of fun -- I haven't been in years!; 11:46 AM
Nicole said...: man I miss lagoon! but i really don't miss the crowds.; 3:33 PM

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