Spend a day with the family at LEGOLAND Florida Resort any regular operating day in 2017 and save up to 30% off the gate price on tickets. Why We Love It Buy now and use any time this season This offer covers everyone -- children, adults and seniors Features more than 50 rides, shows and attractions Check out the new LEGO NINJAGO World that features 3D technology Celebrate "THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE" days March 4-5 and 11-12, where you can meet LEGO BATMAN and participate in activities Adult (ages 13-59)... $70 (reg. $99.51) Child/senior ... $65 (reg. $92.02) Adult (ages 13-59) ... $85 (reg. $120.91) Child/senior ... $80 (reg. $113.42) Redeem for use any regular operating day through Jan. 12, 2018, during regular operating hours. For a calendar of days and hours of operation, visit the LEGOLAND Florida Resort website. Print this voucher and present it at any LEGOLAND Florida ticket window to exchange it for an admission ticket. This is a season-specific event.
No refunds or exchanges. Not valid after expiration date. Subject to weather conditions. Valid for 1 person. Not valid on products. Cannot exchange for any other type of ticket or combine with other offers. Children are ages 3-12, and seniors are ages 60 and older. Admission to LEGOLAND Florida is free for children under 3. For two-day passes, the second day visit must be within nine days of the first visit. Water park admission is separate and not included in this offer. When You Can Go Through Jan. 12, 2018 93% (41 Member Ratings) "The city exhibits "As a way of culminating a 10-day visit with my sister's family, which took us from our house to Norfolk to London, we planned an overnight at Legoland Windsor. We were a traveling entourage of 8 people, including 4 kids age 7 and younger. And while neither of our families consider ourselves to be amusement park people prior to our time there, we were all sold on the experience after. A visit to Legoland and a stay at the adjacent hotel isn't without its challenges (lines for the rides, a very crowded pool, average and overpriced food, etc.), but the chance to experience the Lego phenomenon with kids who are obsessed with the little bricks was well worth those minor hassles.
I doubt I'll do a theme park again anytime soon as it's just not really my thing, but I'm sure glad I didn't miss this experience while my kids are young. Ride as many rides as you can during the first two hours the park is open and the last hour before it closes. We found this to be when lines were shortest. There is plenty to do around the park during the crowded middle hours besides rides, so you'll use your time much more efficiently this way. My favorite non-ride activities included Miniland, Star Wars, the playgrounds in Duplo Valley and Pirate Shores, and the pirate show. Wear waterproof clothing if you want to do the water rides. Or do those rides toward the end of your visit and just pack a change of clothing for the journey home. Those looked to be some of the most fun, yet we were completely unprepared to get wet. (That didn't stop my husband and wild child Little Arrow from getting soaked on our second day, of course!) Measure your child in advance. As a frame of reference, my boys were 5 and 3 at the time of our visit and fairly average height for their age.
My 5-year-old could ride everything from what I could tell (not that he was brave enough) and there were only a few rides my 3-year-old couldn't ride. However, they both needed an adult to ride with them for many of the rides. Legoland would not be a place I'd want to take both of them without another adult. If lines are long on the day of your visit (we were there over the Easter holiday period, and yet we never waited more than 30 minutes for any ride, and most were under 15 minutes), the rides that I felt were most worthwhile included the Swim in the morning. The pool was absolutely packed in the evening, we even had to wait to be allowed in. The attendant told me it's very quiet in the morning. The park doesn't open until 10 a.m. so you'd have time for a swim before that. The kids had fun in the pool but frankly it was so busy that it was very difficult for the adults to relax and enjoy it. There's loads of entertainment for kids in the evening. All the more reason to swim in the morning and enjoy those activities in the evening instead.
Don't forget to open the treasure box in your room. Inside will be a small Lego set for each child. (If you end up with sets that don't align with your children's genders, the front desk will be happy to switch them.) Bricks Restaurant is a good option for dinner. The buffet is much better than I expected and we were all ready for a nice, sit-down meal after grabbing mostly junk food in the park all day. I would not have wanted to round everyone up into the car to eat elsewhere. (And there might have been a revolt among the kids if we told them we were leaving the premises!) Pack a lot of food. I thought the food was the most disappointing thing at the park, although friends who had been warned me about this. It was very average and very expensive. Packing a lunch and some snacks would have been ideal. If you do get stuck eating the food, the barbecue themed stands seemed to have the best options. The Hill Train ride is great for saving your legs going up and down the park.
There was rarely a line to catch it while we were there. Decide on the QBot the day of your visit. QBots are passes that allow you to skip lines. There are several options, from the full pass which means you'll rarely wait in line, down to a QBot for each individual ride. Needless to say, you pay for this privilege above and beyond the ticket price. On the days of our visit, I would have only considered a QBot for a couple of rides. The lines just weren't that long. But if I showed up and saw that the lines were crazy? I would definitely consider forking over some extra money for this pass. (Although the premise of it sort of rubs me the wrong way.) Who Had More Fun? Mom and Dad or the Kids? Legoland from Musings from Me Top 11 Things I Learned at Legoland from Frisco Kids Legoland California Planning Tips with Undercover Tourist from Mom Endeavors 11 Tips for Visiting Legoland California Resort from Tips for Family Trips Legoland California Resort Opens Lego Themed Hotel from Adventures in Wunderland
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