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Legoland breaks world record

With an exciting launch, Legoland Florida has inaugurated its new water park, featuring a world record attempt for the most beach balls airborne at once.

The former record was held at 401, but the 1,355 special guests, who also enjoyed a preview of the water park before its official opening tomorrow (May 26th), exceeded that count significantly.

Initially, the record attempt was announced for the first 400 attendees at the Florida park, promising free parking and complimentary entry to the new attraction.

Yet, the chance to be included in the Guinness Book of World Records, coupled with the first opportunity to experience the new water park, drew considerable interest.

People began lining up outside Legoland at 10 PM the night prior to the record attempt, prompting organizers to increase the attendance to 1,355.

Photos and videos documenting the event have been submitted to Guinness for assessment and confirmation to achieve official status.

Legoland is known for organizing unusual world record attempts as a means to promote its attractions globally.

In 2010, a multitude of participants dressed as pirates gathered at the Windsor park in an effort to establish a new world record for the largest pirate assembly.

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