Official LEGOLAND WindsorCollect your Annual Pass before 3rd March and be in with a chance of winning a LEGO® Batman™ bundle! Ticket Collection is open between 10am-4pm.Official LEGOLAND WindsorWould your little one love the chance to write the official bedtime story for the brand new Castle Hotel AND win a magical stay? Entries must be received by 27th March 2017. For full terms and more details, visit: http://fal.cn/QztnThe Castle Hotel Bedtime Story Competition!See allOfficial LEGOLAND WindsorThere’s less than 48 hours to take advantage of our Kids Go FREE sale! Book before 28th February and treat the kids to an awesome LEGOLAND Holiday from as little as £37pp: http://fal.cn/QCMo.Official LEGOLAND WindsorIntroducing 'Pickle the Parrot', who you'll get to meet in Return to Skeleton Bay. Who's excited to see the new show?Official LEGOLAND WindsorFollow us on Instagram for a unique look around the Resort. Search 'LEGOLANDWindsor' to find us!Official LEGOLAND WindsorThere's only 2 weeks to go until we open and we couldn't BE anymore excited!
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Buy yours in advance and save £15 per person: http://bit.ly/2khlD1QLEGOLAND.CO.UKOfficial LEGOLAND WindsorTo celebrate the launch of the new LEGO Batman Movie, you can receive a limited edition LEGO Batman keychain when you spend over £35 on LEGO Batman products! The offer applies exclusively to The BIG Shop, where we'll be open 10am-4pm from tomorrow until the 19th February!Official LEGOLAND WindsorJunior Builder Week starts today! Who’s looking forward to joining us for half term fun? There's still time to book: http://bit.ly/2jVOvZZGreen Line 702 : Bracknell – Windsor – Slough – LondonGreen Line has been providing fast and frequent services between central London and Windsor for over 75 years.With top attractions including Windsor Castle, Eton College, LEGOLAND® Windsor, plus fine shopping and dining in the town centre, travelling on the 702 Green Line is the ideal option for tourists, day trippers, shoppers and commuters alike. Going into London is equally as convenient.
Operating 7 days a week from Bracknell, Ascot, Windsor and Slough, our Green Line vehicles drop passengers off at Hammersmith, Kensington High Street, the Royal Albert Hall, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park Corner and Victoria. 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.Suitable for all ages Legoland Windsor’s younger sibling, Legoland Discovery Centre, offers all the Lego fun of the bigger park in a condensed version. With over 2 million LEGO ® bricks under one roof, there’s plenty of opportunity for kids to get creative. Get some inspiration from all of Manchester’s top attractions made from LEGO ® in MINILAND ®. Or take part in the Master Model Builder Workshops and learn building tips for when you get home. Earn your license in the LEGO ® City: Forest Pursuit Driving School, reach for the stars in the 4-D cinema or pedal through the magical potion room full of spells and sorcery on Merlin’s Apprentice Ride.
If you fancy yourself as a rock star then sing karaoke with the LEGO ® Friends or younger ones can head to DUPLO ® Farm for an interactive and fun playtime where the only limit is your imagination! Combine the Discovery Centre with a trip to Sea Life Manchester and save with the combi ticket for a great value day! Barton Square, The Trafford Centre, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M17 8AS, England Click here to visit Legoland Discovery Centre's website You must enable JavaScript to see this map Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 18:00 Over 3s and Adults: £18.95 Standard toilets, disabled toilets and Baby Changing Rooms available. LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Cafe offers a selection of cold snacks including fruit pots, kids' meals and panninis. Sorry, no reviews are available for this attraction. Write Review for 'Legoland Discovery Centre' Please sign in or register to write a reviewIf you're looking for stomach-in-the-mouth rollercoasters, Legoland is not for you.
This is the entry-level theme park for families with kids below the age of 12, with bucket-loads to keep toddlers happy. Now in its third decade, the theme park (on the former site of Windsor Safari Park) is owned by Merlin Entertainments - as so many are in Britain. But, set in lovely grounds, it still has some of the charm of its the original Danish parent park, with plenty of giraffes, crocodiles and pirates made out of Lego bricks scattered among the rides. • The ultimate guide to the UK's theme parks Lego Friends Heartlake City. Lego City has been given a mauve make over and is now home to a few attractions based on the Lego range aimed at girls. There's a shopping mall, and Olivia's House which has some rather unresponsive screens where you can 'bake' digital cakes. It feels very un-Lego. More successful is a great new ride, Mia's Riding Adventure, where you sit on a horse while being spun and flung high into the sky. Great for thrill seekers. A nice selection of gentle rides that pre-schoolers will love, and - as a result - a blissful lack of marauding teenagers.
Older kids are not completely ignored, as long as they don't mind getting wet: Pirate Falls and Raft Racers are splashingly-good fun. • 50 great days out in the UK The food is surprisingly decent with a some healthy options for children, especially at the Duplo family buffet. Miniland - various countries fashioned out of 40 million Lego, with amusing and clever little details - remains the highlight for many. Just a shame that some parts of it are looking a little faded. Fairy Tale Brook is genuinely charming for small children - a gentle bob in a boat, passing Little Red Riding Hood, the Three Little Pigs and other favourites made out of Lego Like many Merlin parks, the queues can be long on some rides. Too few staff on at many attractions doesn't help. Over an hour for Laser Raiders is standard. Paying £35 per person for a Q-Bot seems a ruinously expensive solution. Also, around every corner, there is another kiosk aimed at relieving you of your money: face-painting, fairground stalls, drying machines (after the wet rides).