Buggy Ride II, Port Dickson

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In my previous thread, I have shown you the craziest buggy ride which is too crazy to ride on especially for girls. Do not get disappointed, girls. If you insist on riding a buggy, there is another place which has a slower buggy which you maybe easily control on.

The price is still the same at RM20/lap.

Don't bother with that expression. She likes to exaggerate on anything. Haha!
Easy ride because it is really slow enough for you to drive on. You may only find it difficult when you make a turn. Well, worse come to worse you will hit those tyres. No biggie issue at all. =)
My sister just like to remain cool on anything! Especially in front of the camera. Haha...
Total Damage: RM40.00
Freakout Level: 2/5
Service: 4/5
Recommended?: Yes to girls who seek for a little adventure but not too much.
Location: Jalan Tun Sambanthan, Taman Nlfcs, 71000 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

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