with the park but Legoland seriously put their price point Sally Bryan Cullen Day weekend to visit. The traffic was backed up a mile and lines were very long (60+ min) on most rides. The ride attendants We decided to go on a getaway weekend and spend a weekend in San Diego. We were there on Thurs 2/23/17 and had a fantastic time. In the rides that had a line t We had an AMAZING time! I knew my 6 year old daughter would love it... what I didn't know was how much I was going to love it! The park was fun, and we enjoyed Our third visit to Legoland in 10 years wish we could go more often. We didn't get into the park until 11 AM this time sad to see some of the rides were still Rizzi-Ann MoralesThank you Legoland we had fun. We enjoy and loved it.. My son really surprised when we get there coz he has no idea where we going.. Thats our birthday surprise s closed ...almost half It smelled and not in a good way. My family regularly goes to large and small amusement parks across the country every year.
This wasn't one of the better one Citlalli Galeana Ramirez recommend for parents with kids that have autism. My son was able to enjoy the park and its rides without the hassl birthday. He has been 4 times since December. I have been 3 times. We have enjoyed it every time. Lines can be long though Darcy Harper they treated us like we had a disease and we just went to visit there , we were trying to enjoy dinner with our grandson and daug Went on a Thursday although the park closed early we were able to enjoy the entire park including the Sea Life Aquarium. We all had a great time. Food was ok BB Loved! My son is almost three and loves building with Legos, so this place was perfect! There are so many hands on areas where he could build. Also, unlike othe ly with every ride closed and it pouring rain we still had a great time! We bought se Neil Obach. The rides were kid friendly, the Mini closes before five pm so be prepared not to get any snacks ifFamily fun with 2 rides, 10 LEGO build & play zones, a 4D cinema & much more!
How to get here We're open every day Save up to 25% on tickets 12 family attractions & activities4D cinema, Kingdom Quest laser ride, Merlin’s Apprentice, LEGO City Play Zone... and more! Discover the city in miniatureSee Boston's top attractions made from LEGO in our MINILAND® Birthday parties & group dealsLEGO themed birthday parties here in Boston! Get LEGO® building tipsLearn building tips from our Master Model Builder Workshops. School tripsOne-of-a-kind school trips to support the National Curriculum. Sign up for Offers Enter your email and we'll send you the latest news and offers! LEGO fans go mad for LEGOLAND Windsor and it’s no wonder, given that this theme park is packed to the brim with more than 55 interactive rides, attractions, building workshops, live shows and driving schools. There’s oodles to do in the150 acres of parkland, from water rides and pirate trails to sea monster battles and a DUPLO Valley. Then of course there are the impressive LEGO models made from nearly 55 million bricks!
Hotels and BnBs near Legoland WindsorNear the beautiful area of Windsor, hotels near Legoland Windsor give visitors unlimited access to the theme park and local attractions. The beautiful Cranbourne Park offers wonderful natural walks and Windsor Castle gives visitors a chance to see a traditional royal residence. has a range of great, discount hotels in the areas of Windsor and Slough, so scroll down or search now to check out our latest deals on cheap bed and breakfasts near Legoland Windsor today!Legoland Windsor addressWinkfield RoadWindsorLondonSL4 4AYLegoland Windsor telephone number:0871 2222 001 Map of Legoland Windsor, LondonLondon Transport to Legoland WindsorNearest Train Station: Windsor Town CentreTrain Line: London Waterloo to Windsor Town CentreTravelStay Offer:Receive £4.00 cashback towards your stay in London when you book with TravelStay!Simply enter TravelStay promotional code: LEGOLAND WINDSOR-4Subject to deposit value of £16.00 or higher. Accommodation near Legoland Windsor, LondonView map
Stay 7 nights save 7.5% Hotel near Legoland Windsor, LondonView map Stay 3 nights Save 10% B&B near Legoland Windsor, LondonView map Stay 7 nights Save 5% Apple House Guest House Heathrow House Bed and Breakfast London Park House Serviced Apartments Best Western Maitrise Suites Ros Mor Bed and Breakfast The Devils Punchbowl HotelLet friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestPosted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. First look: Legoland Hotel opens near OrlandoCLOSExEmbedWINTER HAVEN, Fla. — The theme-park capital of the world is known for its over-the-top, kid-friendly selection of hotels. But even with all the competition, the latest hotel is sure to delight, especially for guests in the 2 to 12-year-old age range.The new 5-story, 152-room hotel, located next to Legoland Florida Resort, opens its doors May 15. Made up of more than 2 million Lego bricks, it is a sight to see.
On the outside: a 15-foot-tall Lego dragon perches on a clock tower greeting guests with the occasional puff of smoke."The outside of the hotel is designed to look like a kid built it with Lego bricks," says Kevin Carr, general manager of Legoland Hotel.Behind the reception desk, an impressive wall made of more than 5,000 Lego "Minifigures" makes the check-in process mesmerizing. Plus, kids are welcomed with a special treasure-hunt card they can complete once they settle into their brightly colored hotel room. The reward: the combination that unlocks a small treasure chest of Lego surprises.Each room is outfitted with Lego graphics on the walls and models galore. Guests choose from pirate, adventure, kingdom or Lego Friends themed-rooms. Other special kid-focused features include peep holes at a lower level and bunk beds.Back in the lobby, a castle play area based on the Lego Kingdom and Pirates line beckons young ones to run amok. There's a pirate ship, complete with a blimp, docked along a moat filled with Lego bricks.
Guests pull on a handle as they enter the castle, which prompts the Lego ogre above them to roar.When hunger strikes, guests can chow down at Bricks Family Restaurant, an eatery with a buffet station at kid level. Adults will appreciate the Sky Line Lounge, which offers dishes like shrimp and grits, grilled salmon and watermelon, feta and spinach salad. Decor includes a Lego skyline with humorous scenes designed by the park's master model builders."Throughout the hotel and around the pool area, you will see a variety of Lego models and Lego décor including four Minifigures on each pillar," Carr says.There's even a disco elevator. When guests enter, the lights pulsate along with the music, guests stand on lava tiles, a mirror ball rotates and different sound effects announce arrival on each floor. Better yet, outside the first-floor elevator entrance there is a whoopie cushion on the floor that has accompanying sound effects that will crack up the whole family.But the piece-de-resistance for Lego fanatics is clearly the Master Model Builder Workshop on the first floor where guests will learn how to build Lego models from the experts.