Level Contributor“” We came and stayed at the Legoland Hotel for the first time this past week. The hotel is very impressive. One thing we were a bit troubled, though was finding the right road to get back to the hotel, you have to wind around the entire Legoland parking lot--maybe add some better visible signs..?? We figured it out obviously, but... “” We went to Legoland Florida Hotel over a holiday weekend, so it may have been more crowded as usual. The kids had a blast with the scavenger hunt in the room and all of the activities in the lobby. The hotel location is fantastic as it is just steps away from the park. In the evening the kids would play... Level Contributor“” My family and I had visited Legoland Florida before but had never stayed at the hotel. I wasn't sure it was worth the prices. But after a 2 night stay this past week, I learned it is worth it for sure. The Legoland Florida Hotel just lets you extend your LEGO fun for as long as you are in the...
Level Contributor“” via mobileWe visited during President's Day weekend, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the Legoland Hotel. The lobby is a lego fan's dream, with several play and build areas, a movie room for some quiet time, and decent dining options, including a full bar for the grown-ups. Be sure to check out the free master builder classes in the afternoons (JT... “” The hotel has made some changes since first opening. They stopped serving smoothies in the breakfast area. That was our favorite part! They also replaced the soda fountain in the buffet area with one of those 500 choice Coke machines that serves one person at a time. They are a great supplement to the area but the are inefficient when... “” This hotel is most definitely designed with kids in mind. It was great for them - lots of activities, terrific pool, their own space in the room, etc. However, not so great for adults. The lighting in the kids space was great. It was awful in both the parents room and the bathroom.
In the adult bedroom, the two lights... Level Contributor“” My kids loved it! Lobby was fun for the kids - pit of Legos...and castle area. Evening venues - I give staff credit for effort. Majority of parents including myself were on our phones...and the staff entertained the kids (pajama party). The room was nice... clean and very Lego oriented of course. Like how there were goodies for the kids.... Level Contributor“” I have mixed feelings about the Legoland Hotel. We stayed on a Wednesday day/night (when the park was closed) and woke up and went to the Legoland Amusement Park in the morning. First the great things: Staying on an off day and it feels like the whole place is to yourself. Really the cleanest hotel I've been to. Level Contributor“” We only stayed one night and I am sure that you can get more out of it by staying multiple nights. It was a fun place to stay for the kids, especially. It was clean and well maintained. The kids loved having their own area in the room with bunk beds.
The disco elevators wee a nice touch. Level Contributor“” via mobile2 night stay with a nine year old and 2 adults. The struggle to get information about basics that many hotels provide is a bit tough. Calling just to confirm and ask a question took 30 minutes and could not be found on line. The strobe lights and disco music in the elevator is charming, (unless you have a sensory... Select to find more information about the destination field Finding a hotel is easy. Your destination can be: a city (San Francisco) an address (123 Main St., Springfield, IL) a point of interest (Fenway Park) Explore Destinations by Interest To book more than 9 rooms for one stay or request a quote, please use our tool or call 1-800-MEETING (in United States, Mexico and Canada). Walt Disney World Resort SeaWorld® Parks & Resorts Orlando When it's time to visit the theme parks of Orlando, Kissimmee puts you near the best of them.… The Maps Explorer is an interactive map to find hotels, restaurants, shopping and things to do…
Florida Resident offer 50% off all tickets plus free souvenir per adult! Located just 45 minutes outside of Orlando, this interactive family theme park is designed specifically for families with children 2 to 12 years old. Sitting on 150-acres, there is plenty to do for the whole family including rides, attractions, shows, restaurants, shopping and breathtaking views of botanical gardens.Navigate your way through 10 themes zones that include Miniland USA, Imagination Zone, LEGO City, LEGO Kingdoms and so much more. Start off at The Beginning, where once you have your tickets you are welcome to pass through the park entrance into Fun Town. At the heart of each LEGOLAND park there is Miniland USA, home to seven special themed areas that include Daytona Int'l Speedway, Florida, Kennedy Space Center, Pirate's Shores, California, New York, Washington D.C. and Las Vegas. Toddlers' imaginations will soar in the DUPLO village where they can fly a plane, drive a car and explore a town, perfectly sized for the youngsters.
Go back to Medieval Times in LEGO Kingdoms where you will find knights, damsels and dragons. Hunt for hidden treasure and explore hidden tombs in Land of Adventure or let your imagination run wild as you create, build and test something of your very own in Imagination Zone.LEGOLAND is also home to lush, historic gardens, formally known as Cypress Gardens. Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful landscape that has been carefully preserved for more than 75 years.Find the perfect souvenir at The Big Shop, something that will also bring back the memories of the perfect family vacation in Orlando, Florida. Planning a visit to LEGOLAND? Check out our great selection of hotels and vacation rentals. See all Theme ParksLEGOLAND® Florida Resort in Winter Haven, just 45 minutes from Orlando and Tampa, is a multi-day vacation destination built for kids 2-12 years old. This super popular resort includes an interactive, 150-acre theme park with more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, a world-famous botanical garden and the 5-acre LEGOLAND Water Park.
Additionally, LEGOLAND Hotel, located just steps from the theme park entrance, features 152 rooms and suites, each with its own LEGO® theme and some with beautiful views of nearby Lake Eloise. We’ve got you covered – LEGOLAND® Florida Resort admission is available with the below money saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that’s right for you: 1. All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to dozens of attractions. 2. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of up to 5 attractions. 3. Build Your Own Pass – Select the attractions you want to visit prior to visiting. See all available passes, attractions & prices – Learn more. Families with kids won’t want to miss out on a chance to explore all that LEGOLAND Florida Resort has to offer. Like most theme parks, LEGOLAND Florida Resort will be busiest in the heart of the afternoon. Arrive early in the morning and miss out on the longest lines for the first part of your day.
The wonders are endless are LEGOLAND Florida Resort , but here is a selection of our favorite rides and attractions in the park. Beginning Jan. 12, 2017, kids are invited to enter a magical martial arts kingdom where you become the ninja in your very own LEGO®NINJAGO® [NIN-JAH-GO] adventure when a whole new theme park land opens at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort. LEGO NINJAGO World will add an immersive area filled with several hands-on, outdoor activities where kids can sharpen their ninja skills before the ultimate showdown on LEGO NINJAGO The Ride, a dazzling new attraction that blends 3D computer animation, “4D” effects and groundbreaking technology never seen outside a LEGOLAND theme park. Designed with the same attention to detail and kid-centric features that made LEGOLAND Hotel an immediate hit, LEGOLAND Beach Retreat is a village-style vacation resort with 83 beach-themed bungalows offering 166 separate rooms, each with whimsical LEGO décor inside and out.
The brightly colored bungalows are grouped into 13 “coves” named after popular LEGO Minifigures. Each includes an outdoor play area with fun and challenging elements, all within view of the bungalows’ shaded patios, where mom and dad can relax while kids play. Located about a half-mile from the theme park entrance, the site also features a central swimming pool and sandy play area, a buffet restaurant, pool bar, a giant LEGO inspired lighthouse with a real rotating beacon and picturesque views of Lake Dexter. Based upon the super popular line of toys and presented by Cartoon Network, the World of Chima is filled with tons of great rides and experiences. Splash through an interactive water ride with the whole family, undertake the monumental Quest for CHI, race through Speedzorz™ Arena, roam through Cragger’s Swamp, and immerse yourself in a 4-D movie experience. Adults and kids alike will get a kick out of this exhibit, which contains scale replicas of famous cities, buildings, and monuments from around the country.
Featured rides and attractions in this Miniland include Daytona International Speedway, Florida, Kennedy Space Center, Pirate’s Shores, California, New York, Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, plus LEGO Star Wars! This area is specially designed for the littlest of guests, featuring a train, a mini tractor ride, and a water play area. Toddlers will also enjoy a DUPLO Farm and the DUPLO Tot Spot. There’s even a snack center and daycare in here. LEGO Kingdoms will bring you back in time to the medieval era, when knights roamed the earth fighting dragons and saving damsels in distress. Explore the LEGOLAND castle, engage in the Royal Joust, climb into the Forestman’s Hideout, be thrilled on the Dragon coaster, and climb aboard the Merlin’s Challenge train. Explore long lost tombs and search for treasure in the Land of Adventure. Then, hop aboard the Safari Trek for a tour of life-size LEGO animals. Roam the maze in Pharaoh’s Revenge, and launch high into the air on the Beetle Bounce.
There’s no end to the excitement in this part of the park. Kids can play at being an adult in the LEGO City, without any of the downsides! Be a firefighter or policeman and save the day at the Rescue Academy. Hop aboard a small-scale driving course, fly through the air on a steel coaster in the Flying School, and captain your own ship in the Boating School. This region of the park really brings out the creativity and ingenuity in kids. Kids can build their own LEGO cars, construct and program LEGO Mindstorms™ robots, and immerse themselves in the world of LEGO’s Hero Factory line. Plus, you can see some of the best LEGO sculpture in the world here! Who doesn’t love a good splash fight? LEGOLAND’s Pirate’s Cove features a one-of-a-kind water ski and stunt show in which LEGO-clad pirates have taken over Lake Eloise. The newest region of the park, Heartlake City is an area designed especially for the female LEGO fans in the family. Based on the popular LEGO Friends line, this destination is filled with fun adventure for girls of all ages.
Enjoy a horse-themed disc coaster on Mia’s Riding Adventure, take a photo at Stephanie’s Heartlake News Desk, and enjoy specialty shops. Because LEGOLAND Florida Resort is centrally located between Orlando and Tampa, there are a number of attractions within driving distance if you want to fit a morning at LEGOLAND Florida Resort into a larger itinerary. Here are a few of the closest. Given the scope of the park and the fact that you’ll probably spend an entire day there, it makes the most sense to eat in the park. Here’s a selection of the kinds of dining options available at LEGOLAND Florida Resort.check the operating calendar for the dates of your visit. Winter Haven, FL 33884 Driving Directions: From Orlando, take I-4 WEST to exit 55 (US Highway 27 South). Turn right off U.S. Highway 27 at State Road 540/Cypress Gardens Boulevard. Park is four miles on the left. Public Transportation: Round trip transportation from the I-Drive 360 at 8350 Universal Blvd, Orlando 32819.