Tony brought us for a brief tour before letting us walk on our own. He brought us to a small fountain place where it is nicely decorated with statues and flags. In front of the fountain stood a big black rectangular box. He also briefly explained to us the story of the box. He said, 10 years ago, a few people came up with an idea to gather what they have in hand at that time, put it in the box, lock it, and bury it. Then, 10 years later, open back the box and compare the technology and differences between the material they put in 10 years ago and 10 years later. I peeped in and saw some really really old school telephone, typewriter, and a newspaper dated the date they gathered and buried the box. At that very moment, i had this urge to break the box and steal the telephone because it's so unique and so vintage!! It's very hard to be able to get 1 of those design nowadays, even if i can, it'd be very expensive and not 100% original.
The Victoria Island Wax Museum was alot of fun. The museum was divided into many categories - Famous politicians and royalties, Inventors, Moviestars, Fairytale characters, and many more. Inside the fairyland, there is this small dark room where 'The Torture Chamber' signboard hangs at the entrance door - not deadly, but the 3D way. Inside the 'chamber' were shown how prisoners were tortured back in the old days, what kind of criminals get what kind of punishments. We did not stay long for the room gave me a cold eery feeling. The walls were painted black and the lights were red, and scary voiceovers to complete the whole 'dead' feel. The minute we pushed the exit door, we were greeted by bright happy colourful scenario - Fairytale Land. I like the concept of this wax museum; not only they use the basic recorded voiceover to introduce the character, they also robotised some of the characters to make it look more lively. I'm not sure if other wax museums have the same concept for this is my second trip to a wax museum, my first was 11years back, in Singapore. So, you can't blame me if i sound like a jinjang k?
Surprisingly, everyone went back to the tour bus earlier than the time scheduled. Maybe because there's nothing much to venture and see about when we were only given such limited time and walking distance. (We were only allowed to walk around the city centre). After visiting the wax museum, did a little shopping, walked around the city centre, sat down and starbucked, we looked at the time "What?! Still got time?? Where shall we go now?!" Luckily when we walked back, majority of the tour members was already sitting inside the bus with "I'm so bored can we go now?" look.
After visiting Inner Harbour and the city centre, we then went to Butchart Garden, which is also located somewhere in Victoria Island. I'll blog about that soon. If you love flowers, you will love my next post. =)

And now i want to end the post...
THE GRUESOME WAY!! WAKAKAKA!!~
so cool, kindda like the madame tussaude aof england k!!
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yeapz!~ we shall travel together to london n visit the madame tussaude!!~
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