Genting 2023

For the "year-end" school holidays of mid-Feb to mid-March, hubby suggested Genting.  Which was good as we had already been to all our usual haunts lately... Ipoh, Melaka, PD.  I hadn't wanted to brave the trip up (hubby can't drive yet as he had seizures lately).  I already have jitters merely driving up the twisty ramps to my apartment parking!  Can't go too easy on the accelerator in case the car slides down, can't press too hard in case we hit the walls.

Well the drive wasn't too bad. :)   

Made it!

3 ladies and a piglet

I'd thought we would be checking out the new theme park, but JE was more keen on the indoor one.  So we KIV until more rides are ready.  Gah while I'm happy enough at Genting, chaperoning the girls around at the indoor theme park and arcades was TIRING.  Hours and hours, a lot of which were on my poor feet.  

Stomp! Stomp on the cockroaches!

Hit! Hit the drums!

The amount of money spent stepping on cockroaches and hitting drums and whatnot... not cheap.  I'm much happier spending on F&B.  Some of our old fav outlets have already closed down. 

Wanhoi:  Food pretty good, price high.

Got our piggy paos

Name to be updated: Hit the spot for my craving of Hunan-style food. The 'arrows of meat' looked fancy and tasted good - at over RM100 not worth it IMHO.  The fish soup was good and the potato too.  

This thing is camera-worthy....

We had plenty of time at Genting and this time went to various food outlets.  Hit Starbucks when we were tired walking around.

Some frappe thing

Now that I have driven up and down Genting once, I can definitely do it again.  :)  Only thing stopping me is having to spend hours at the theme park.  I asked the kids if they would like going more often WITHOUT theme park, only relax/eat/sleep and they said no.  Fine then we won't go that often then haha.  Oh also I was thinking food was really expensive.