Brilliant time here with the kids Had a yearly pass and would recommend coming here with all ages Enjoy walking around the mini village and enjoy watching 4D shows Lego have great sculptures of famous landmarks including London Eye London Bridge etc I live locally and would recommend getting annual pass through Tesco club card and visit after 3.00 with... Legoland is a fantastic place to visit during a weekday if you can, weekend can be very crowded. There's plenty of activities to do and lego building to see. All water activities are great fun, of course you get wet! Personally the best part for me was a miniature land which represents cities or countries in a super small size.... I enjoyed my visit to legoland with my kids. It was a good experience for all of us. Finding millions of Lego bricks used to build the resort was overwhelming. I kids enjoyed the rides and so did I. I brought childhood memories. Amazing place to visit with young children.
There is plenty of things to keep them amused all day. Plenty of places to get something to eat and drink but they can be quite buy and pricey. We have been twice now and would definitely visit againWe spend there 2 days and each of us were satisfied, especially kids. If we have one more opportunity to go back there we will use it. We have visited on several occasions and Legoland isn't my favourite of the Merlin theme parks. Our most recent visit was to meet up with friends and we had a great day. My children are getting taller so can go on almost all of the rides which means we can pick an chose those we feel are worth waiting for;... Great place to visit! We visited this place last year with my two boys. 9 and 5 yrs old. We spent 3 days there as one is not enough for sure. Kids were so happy to be there! We defo will be back to Legoland but to different hotel as last year we booked Basingstoke hotel and was a disaster!... Been here a few times now with the kids the whole resort is immaculate great rides and loads to see and do , be aware during half term and holidays gets really busy
the hotel was lovely the kids loved it but the thing that let the whole stay terrible was from the skyline restaurant when we ordered food we waited over a hour and watched are order given to two different families and after we spoke to a supervisor we waited another 15 mins so we had to drag the kids to... Having only visited lego land once we are not in a rush to return...although it is a great place. The mini cities was fantastic and lego land itself is great with all the different rides but we found we hardly went on any rides as it was far too busy that we missed a vast majority. We had 3 young...It's dinner time at Bricks Family Restaurant at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort Hotel!With three very excited boys in tow we arrived at Legoland bright and early in plenty of time for the day’s adventures ahead. First stop was the eagerly anticipated 4D Lego Movie attraction, new to the park this year, which boasted dramatic 4D effects of wind gushing, water splashing and a misty smoke filled room.
Kai, 14, Kain, six, and Amor, eight, are already huge fans of the Lego movie, and needed no encouragement, eager to immerse themselves into the world of all things Lego. And they certainly didn’t pass up on the opportunity to meet their favourite characters Emmet and Wildstyle – the highlight of their day. By lunch time they had worked up quite an appetite, so they could do justice to the menu in the resort’s themed restaurant, including Lego-shaped potato waffles, while we were treated to more fun-filled entertainment. Refuelled, we were ready to continue our adventure although I had to confess to feeling slightly woozy at the prospect of the eye-watering rides which were next on the agenda. Read more: How to save on Butlins breaks to Bognor, Minehead and Skegness Time for me to conquer my fears as I bravely took on on the stomach-churning rollercoasters. We agreed on the Atlantis Sub-marine Voyage as the firm favourite. After boarding the vessel we were plunged into the water, then moved through a mysterious tunnel to the ancient ruins of Atlantis.
Our mission at the end of the journey was to spot the amazing creatures that surrounded us – including real sharks. This ride was a unanimous favourite on all fronts. But it was the Vikings River Splash ride which actually sticks in my mind the most – probably because we must have gone on it about 20 times. The boys couldn’t get enough of it, though I had a sneaking suspicion they just loved watching mum getting soaked to the skin! Eventually I managed to drag them away to the next attraction – The Death Star. Darth Vader’s ultimate super weapon created out of some 500,000 bricks was so awesome it left my little Lego fans speechless – a rare event. And as we left the park, Kain was already plotting when our next visit would be – Legoland would be the perfect venue for his summer birthday party, apparently. ADMISSION: Book online for the best offers with tickets starting at £37 per person legoland.co.uk WHERE TO STAY: If you want to be close to the action Legoland Resort Hotel is on the site.
A night in a themed family room (two adults and two children) costs from £314 or from £404 in a premium themed room which includes breakfast, park tickets and early-bird access (30 minutes before the park opens) to selected rides. legoland.co.uk/hotel GETTING THERE: Legoland is two miles from Windsor town centre on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot Road.Welcome to Toby Carvery Old Windsor Home of the roast - and much more Enjoy a proper English roast dinner and carvery in Berkshire. When it comes to roast dinners, we really know our stuff. Every day our chefs lay on a feast of tender, hand-carved meats with all the trimmings – including towering Yorkshire puds, golden roasties with all those lovely little crunchy bits, and plenty of freshly prepared veg, all crowned with proper gravy. We serve four types of meat; gammon, succulent roast beef, soft turkey and juicy pork all cut and served from our carvery bar straight onto your plate. So it's no wonder we're Berkshire's favourite carvery restaurant.