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    The document is a travelogue about visiting the Enchanted Kingdom theme park in Laguna, Philippines. The author describes riding various rides at the park with their childhood friend during a one-week school break, including roller coasters like the Twin Spin, Air Race, and EKstreme Tower. They experienced other attractions like the Anchor's Away, Dodgem, Space Shuttle, Wheel of Fate, and Disk-O-Magic. Though tired at the end of the day, the author felt the day was worth it to spend time with their best friend catching up after years apart.

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    The document is a travelogue about visiting the Enchanted Kingdom theme park in Laguna, Philippines. The author describes riding various rides at the park with their childhood friend during a one-week school break, including roller coasters like the Twin Spin, Air Race, and EKstreme Tower. They experienced other attractions like the Anchor's Away, Dodgem, Space Shuttle, Wheel of Fate, and Disk-O-Magic. Though tired at the end of the day, the author felt the day was worth it to spend time with their best friend catching up after years apart.

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    Travelogue:

    Enchanted
    Kingdom

    Travelogue: Enchanted Kingdom


    By: Leanne A. Berdon / 12 - Aquarius

    It was February 5 when my Father and I decided to visit our old house in Santa Rosa,
    Laguna. We had a one-week semester break therefore Dad and I packed our things and
    rode the next bus to my childhood home. When we arrived, my childhood friend and I
    impulsively bought two tickets to the Enchanted Kingdom; a theme park located at RSBS
    Boulevard, San Lorenzo Rd, South, Santa Rosa, Laguna.
    When we entered the theme park, our first ride was the Twin Spin, a junior roller coaster
    to pump up our blood for our next rides. Next, we rode the Air Race which is famous for
    its simulation of acrobatic exhibition flights and mimics weightlessness as each plane
    rotates anywhere 360 degrees while revolving around a central tower. 
    After that, my friend and I rested for a while before diving into another ride called
    the Anchor's Away. We also tried out the famous EKstreme Tower which takes the
    rider a minute to get to the top almost 40 meters high before suddenly dropping 76
    kph. This ride had us screaming at the top of our lungs. It felt like our soul was left
    at the top of the tower.
    And since my friend didn't want to put our ticket to waste, she pulled me into every
    ride EK has to offer. We tried Agila, Bumpnsplash, Disk-O-Magic, Dodgem,
    Ekaleidoscope, Flying Fiesta, Rialto, Rio Grande Rapids, Roller Skater, Swan Lake,
    Wheel of Fate, and lastly, my favorite, the Space Shuttle.
    The Enchanted Kingdom is filled with wonderful sites where you can take
    instagrammable pictures everywhere. Although you are not allowed to bring your
    own food inside- don't worry! EK has food stalls on every corner and a covered food
    court where you can eat and rest anytime.
    The Space Shuttle is a thrilling roller coaster ride that turns guests upside-down 6
    times – 3 times forward and 3 times backward – all in two minutes! Both of us rode
    this twice because we loved the thrill.
    The Wheel of Fate is a big, old-fashioned Ferris Wheel that lifts riders over 130 feet
    into the air. My friend and I rode the ride to rest after the nonstop extreme rides
    we'd been getting into. We took pictures of the park and the sky. We also
    reminisced a few things from our past which felt extremely relieving. It was nice to
    spend time with your best friend after years of separation.

    Disk-O-Magic was the first extreme ride my Dad and I rode before when it was first
    introduced to the public. Before, all I felt was fear, but when my friend and I rode
    this together- I felt excited and thrilled.

    At the end of the day, we tried out Agila right after riding the Rio Grande, therefore
    having to suffer from the cold AC of the building. Although it didn't reach my
    expectations, it was nice to see what's inside of it after 6 years. We got home tired
    and physically exhausted but the day was worth it. Every second, every minute and
    every hour was well spent since I was with my best-friend for more than a decade.

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