LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road just two miles from Windsor town centre. Please follow all the LEGOLAND signs on the local roads as this will get you to the Resort quicker. Dependent on your direction of travel, please use one of the following routes:M3 (Junction 3)M25 Northbound (Clockwise) traffic should exit at Junction 13.M4 (Junction 6) Sat Nav Top Tip!If you are using a Sat Nav system to get to the Resort, please follow the local brown tourist information signs directing you to LEGOLAND as some Sat Nav systems may incorrectly direct you into a residential street. Heading HomeTo save time on your way home we advise all guests in cars to turn right at the LEGOLAND roundabout and follow signs for the M25, M3 and M4. This route is faster as it avoids traffic congestion in Windsor. You will need to purchase a parking ticket for £6. This can be purchased from the Ticket Booths or Guest Services at any time during your day. Car parking is included in the price of a Premium LEGOLAND Annual Pass or Premium MERLIN Annual Pass and therefore will not need to purchase a separate parking ticket.
Parking is not included in the price of a Standard MERLIN Annual Pass. There is Preferred Parking for those who wish to park closer to the entrance at a cost of £12 per car. If you book in advance online you will save £2. There is parking for guests with disabilities near the entrance. Providing a safe and secure environment is a top priority for LEGOLAND Windsor. Before entering the Park please make sure you have removed all valuable items (mobile phones, satellite navigation systems etc) from your vehicle. Lockers are available and these are conveniently located close to the main entrance. Book your Parking now Enjoy easy access to Windsor from the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort with the Park & Ride service. The shuttle service is available at the bus stop near the staff entrance, which is a minute's walk away from the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort Hotel. This service is provided by Route 200. Park & Ride tickets are also valid on Route 702 for travel between LEGOLAND and Windsor.
Please note this is a chargeable service and is not operated by the Resort. Train, Coach or by Air By TrainJust half an hour from London Paddington to Windsor & Eton Central, via Slough on the First Great Western. Or direct from London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside on South West Trains. Approximate journey time from London Waterloo is less than 1 hour. There is a shuttle bus service to the park from stops close to both rail stations; please note that this is a chargeable service and is not operated by the park. By CoachGreen Line operates the frequent 702 service 7-days a week from Victoria. Call the Green Line Travel Line on 0844 801 7261 or visit www.greenline.co.uk. Inclusive ticket and travel packages available, please ask when calling. From London, Golden Tours operates a daily service to the park, with a courtesy collection from over 50 London hotels. *Calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras By AirLondon Heathrow airport is just 12 miles away via the M4.
Gatwick airport is 45 miles away via the M25 - about an hour's drive, depending on traffic levels and the time of day. Book more than 7 days in advance of your visit for the best online price Online discounts available up until midnight the day before you visit Gate prices and best value tickets Includes an overnight hotel stay Second day in the park is FREE Lead price is based on a nearby hotel Price is based on a family of four Standard Parking is located opposite the main park entrance Avoid the queues by printing your tickets at home Priority Parking is located next to the main park entrance As you enter the Resort please follow the signs to Priority Parking There is no other way to say it: Legoland is the worst value for money of any theme park bar none. It's hard to know where to start: the £132 admission fee for a family of four, the £15 per person for the "queue jumping" system (that's free at all Disney parks), or the cynical £2 charge to leave the car park!
The rides themselves are OK (nothing special by any stretch of the imagination) and the food, service and general ambiance are average.In short, a total waste of money by any standards: avoid. 13,403 reviews sorted by: We where very lucky that we changed out Tesco Vouchers for ticket to get into Legland, as it would have cost us in the region of £200 if we hadnt.We did go out of school holidays which I believe does make a difference, as we didnt have to que for the rides long and where able to stay on some of them as well.It is a fantastic place to go both for kids and adults, however, it is a very expensive place especially for food, which isn't that brilliant either.Ice-Cream for one scoop was £2.90 and a milkshake was £3.00.The lunch was over £28.00 and we didnt have much for that only fries, burger, wraps and 2 kids meals.....However, the entertainment was very good and if like us you have a dry day, it is a good place to go. My 7 year old son and I went to Legoland on a Tuesday, July 2010.
What a waste of money! They have a horrendous wasp problem, there are huge queues for all rides (which are a waste of time anyway). You have to pay extra for a 'fastpass' type Qbot system and also for many of the rides. The Lego miniland would have been impressive, if it hadn't been dirty, and the interactive systems there and at other parts of the park were not working. It's also badly set out. We went on 6 poor rides all day and spent most of the day queuing and swatting wasps.Everyone I know who's visited there this summer (against my advice, ah well) have complained about it and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Went to Lego land at a cost of £75.00 this Monday for two adults & one child. Really not worth the money. We queued for ages for poor rides that last around 2 minutes if your lucky, we went on the kids big wheel and waited while he loaded each compartment then let us out again at the bottom, we didn't even go round once! Also the mini world looks very worn down and need of an urgent face-lift.
The whole thing felt a complete over priced rip off We visted Legoland Windsor on 06/09/10 with a 3 year old and young baby. Ticket price was £55 for the 3 of us (infants free) thanks to a corporate deal through work +£2 for parking (all US themeparks charge for this so we are just following them in the UK by the looks of it). Car park was 2 minute walk and accross the road from the premium offering so it is not worth paying the extra. Prior to going we did wonder if our 3 year old would like it as he has always been wary of the small ride ons in shopping centres and never wants us to put money in for a ride (parents dream!!). However, he was very keen to get on all the rides and always wanted to go on again. The Fire Engines, Driving School and JCB's being paticular favourites. The rides themselves are really good for the age group they are intended for, if you want fast and furious then go to Alton Towers, Thorpe Park etc. The park was open from 10 - 5 and in that time we went on most of the rides that didn't get you wet!