Call +1(702) 648-5873 Add your photo Explore map No reviews, be the first! Winkfield Road, Windsor SL4 4AY, England Open from March - early November, and for 2 weeks over Christmas. Daily 10am-6pm, but closing times do vary throughout the year. Adults £49.20, Children £45. Legoland Windsor Practical Info See all LEGOLAND® Windsor Admission with Transport from London Get ready for this extraordinary adventure in the magic world of LEGOLAND®, a place where imagination knows no boundaries! With over 55 interactive rides, live ... Read more Location: London, United Kingdom Duration: Varies $ LEGOLAND® Windsor with Return Transportation Return Transportation and Entry to LEGOLAND Windsor See Miniland – Towns and Cities Made Out of Lego “The LEGO® Movie™ 4D A New Adventure,” will screen from March Ride the Dragon Rollercoaster at Knights Kingdom Visit the Pirate Shores Themed Land DUPLO Valley for Younger Kids Client will call on arrival to confirm pickup
The twin-deck vehicles used on the Green Line route are fitted with free Wi-Fi, leather seats, upper deck air chill system, a table on each deck with power sockets for laptop and phone charging and are fully wheelchair accessible.A trip to Legoland Windsor is a great day out for all the family - but it pays to be prepared Aim to arrive early. The park is officially open from 10 am - however, you can get through the main gates and into the square from If you are driving in from the M4 Junction 6 (Slough/Windsor) or M25 Junction 13 (Staines), it is definitely worth following the signed alternative route, which is longer but quicker. Be aware if races are on at Ascot as the roads will be busier. Premium parking is only marginally closer than normal parking. There are coupons and offers galore to bring entrance costs down and you can also save by booking online in advance. To get the best price, don't buy tickets on the gate. Redeeming Tesco points is cost effective,
although you can only swap for an annual pass, not day tickets. If you have a three-to five-year-old, the pre-school annual pass is a great buy: £50 for unlimited weekday, term-time visits for one child plus oneBefore 10am you can still get through the gates to the main square at the topThere are shops (you can hire a buggy here), a cafe and toilets, plus Q-Bot hire - see Getting around for more your child is under 90cm they will not reach height restrictions for every ride. If they scrape just over 90cm, get them measured at customer services - they will issue a wristband to say your child is okay to ride, which will save you arguing with every single Before you set off into the main park, go to customer services upon entering to get wristbands for your children to write your mobile number on, just in case anyone gets lost. If you don't get the wristbands, just use a pen to write your number on your children's arms. A change of clothes and something warm.
cafes and a handful of attractions, everything is outdoors, so bring plenty of extra clothing for all. Be warned: the water rides get you veryIf you are soaked through, there are dryers around the park forEven if your children no longer need one to get around: it's somewhere to dump the picnic and drinks while you're on rides, and you may find it useful if your children are slow walkers, too. Pushchairs can also be hired from the Big Shop at the park entrance: a single pushchair costs £9 and double costsThere are buggy parks at the rides. Remember a small rucksack or cross body bag for your valuables to take on the rides. A waterproof one is a great idea. A picnic and plethora of snacks and drinks. money and save you having to think too much about what you're eating andIt is also sensible to pack some food/snacks for the journey home as you are in for a long day. If you are looking for somewhere to eat later in the day, you may be able to bag a bargain: children eat for free
at some restaurants after 3 pm. Your own swimming gear. Join the kids in the splash area to cool down on hot days. And it goes without saying: don't forget comfy shoes, sunglasses, sun hats, rain macs, insect repellent, and all the usual family-day-out Forward planning pays dividends. Print off the map and get yourResearch what rides your children really, really want to go on and plan a sensible route that incorporates as many as Q-Bots are incredibly nifty pieces of technology that hold your place in the queue and will notify you when it's time to ride via a handheld pager or your smartphone. On a busy day a Q-Bot will make life easier but, of course, they come with a price tag. £15 Q-Bot gives you the same waiting time as everyone in the actual queue - it just means you can go off and do other things rather than actually standing in line. The £30 Express Q-Bot cuts your waiting time by half, and the £70 Ultimate Q-Bot bumps you
straight to the front. You will need one Q-Bot per person, per ride, so a family of four will need four Q-Bots if they all want to ride You can decide to buy a Q-Bot on the day - and if you pick a quiet day you might find queues more manageable. However, if you really want one, book ahead - there are a limited number. And remember to return them at the end of the day, or you'll be charged £50 for each. Whether you are armed with Q-Bots or not, the consensus seems to be to head towards the busiest rides first - or whatever rides your DC would be devastated not to go on. If you don't have a buggy to carry around your belongings, there are lockers at the top square (park entrance) and by the splash park. require a £1 coin which is non-refundable. You may well be persuaded to part from more of your money in the gift shops, but don't worry about precariously balancing expensive Lego kits in your buggy while you walk around the park: if you buy stuff in any of the
shops, you can arrange to collect it on the way out. If you can (and you are not reading this for the first time on your way back to the car) pay for parking online first. queuing for pay machines at end of day. Prepare for an exhausting final slog to get out of the car park. Everyone is tired and tempers will be short. Whack on the air-con/wind down windows, turn on the iPads/stereo and dig deep. Follow the magical alternate route and it will save you about 1 hour in travel time as everyone floods out of the park. Legoland at the bottom of the hill, turn right towards Ascot for all One final piece of travel advice from a Mumsnetter who's been "Do not be tempted to go left towards Windsor if traffic is not moving. Turning right will take you to the M4 Junction 5 in 20 minutes and M25 Junction 13 in 25 minutes. Turning left will take you to Junction 6 on the M4 in 1 hour+ at closing time. You have been warned!" 10 UK theme parks