This was the trip I’ve been stressing over for weeks. When to go, how long to go, how to get there, what story to tell the parents, damn. I’ve spent a few sleepless nights on this, coupled with the exam stress.
But it was all worth it. Cause I had a helluva fun time. :D
I know going to Genting isn’t much for some, you can just like, go up there for an impromptu trip or something. But for Davin and I, we haven’t been up there since we were little. I haven’t been there since I was like, four or five, and he hasn’t been up there since primary I think. So yeah, recollection of that place was very vague, not to mention I wasn’t even tall/heavy enough to go on most of the rides! So you can imagine how excited I was.
The beginning of the trip wasn’t very good. The train ride to KL was torturous, and it was so cold. 5am, I tell you. I didn’t sleep the whole night except for an hour’s nap, and I could barely sleep during the train ride. I reached KL feeling worn out. The fact that there wasn’t any buses going up to Genting till 12.30pm didn’t help. Some guy tried to con us into taking a taxi up there for 90 bloody bucks. Then he said that if he could find another two people to sit in the taxi, he’d charge us RM20 each.
Luckily there was currently a bus going up to Genting at 8am, but there was apparently “no more tickets”. When it was almost 8am, the bus driver gestured for us to go in. His charge? RM10 per person. Sweet. :D I know the normal charge is RM3.30, but fuck, I’d pay that extra and not sit that bloody con taxi up.
Y’know, I didn’t realize it took less than two hours to get up there. We took slightly more than an hour to go all the way up to First World. The roads were so wide too! Now I know why people wanna drift there. Okay don’t mind me I’m like a jakun going to Genting. It’s like my first time going up all over again.
So. We wanted to check in when we reached, but we had to wait for like 200+ people. It was only 9am plus. So we stored our luggage and went for a McD breakfast. Not only was it daylight robbery, the Filet o’Fish wasn’t fresh. -_-
Then we proceeded to the outdoor theme park!!! Okay I will save you the agony of reading through my detailed explanations of each ride that we went on, but let’s just say that I really had fun on the Flying Coaster and Bumper Boat ride. xD No Space Shot for us. We’re pussies. Corkscrew was under maintenance (thank God).
After going on a few rides, we went back to the lobby to see if our turn was up. We were SO lucky, cause the next number was us! We didn’t even had to wait for five minutes. Too cool.
So we slept for awhile and after that, ate for a bit and proceeded for the second round! Davin finally got to ride his childhood ride; some Rolling Thunder Mine Train if I’m not mistaken. Apparently he was too short to ride it when he was smaller. Poor thing. xD Turns out he didn’t miss anything. The guys before us were like gushing, wow, this ride is really good!
Pussies.
The only scary thing was the first drop. Everything after that felt so elementary.
Now the indoor haunted mansion was scary. Mainly because the people there were chasing after you. -__- I found the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not exhibition kind of creepy. I made sure to not touch that bloody fertility statue. I’m too young to get pregnant! I got kind of tired walking around, plus I had my period and I was seriously beginning to feel the term “hai lat” was becoming literal.
Can you believe we crashed at 11pm? So early. We slept all the way till the next day and almost missed our free breakfast. xD In fact, we were kind of late so they weren’t stocking up on the buffet anymore. Oh well. At least I still had that yummeh egg with cheese!
The only thing I regretted so much about this trip was that I had no camera with me. :( No pictorial memories of my first vacation with Davin. Sigh. And and and I saw this Caucasian with a Canon Powershot G9. :( The predecessor of my dream camera. :(
I don’t care, I’m going to Malacca with Davin during the third semester! And I’d better have my camera by then! Hehehe now that I’ve gone through my first ’secret’ holiday, I think I might be less paranoid on planning the next. ;)