Never Say Never: Ocean Park

Same story, different theme park. Luke continued to feel miserable. We'll definitely take him into the doctor once we're home. He's gotten some of Drew's fever meds which has kept his temp down a bit, but he needs antibiotics of his own. Parenting has felt like more than 24/7 here, due to sick kids in a different country. We're thankful that we have experienced a new place, made new memories (even if some of those include meltdowns in a taxi. And the train. And the street markets) and are thankful for the opportunity to continue seeing new parts of our world.

Ocean Park was much like Sea World. Saw dolphins, seals, pandas and lots of marine life. Rained only for a short period, which was nice. Again, had the boys felt better, we would have enjoyed it a lot more.

To continue with our stellar parenting, we'll head out to a night market tonight after the boys get good naps. We want to get in as much as we can since we may not ever get back here. Luke appreciates that, I'm sure.

Here we go!

We have said this SO many times this trip. "He's lucky he's cute!"

Rode this little capsule to the top of the mountain. Ocean Park is split on the bottom/top of a mountainside. Very cool, but a little freaky from a cable car. I thought I was going to have a panic attack when it stopped as we were at the top and the winds came in. Ocean to the left, mountain face to the right. This was literally built into the side of the mountain.