LEGOLAND Windsor has, and always will be, one of the best family attractions in Berkshire. Complete with an ever-increasing range of exciting rides and huge LEGO models as well as shopping and dining facilities, there is sure to be something here to keep everyone happy! LEGOLAND Windsor is a world famous attraction destination which combines the renowned Danish construction toys, over 55 rides and 150 acres of Berkshire countryside into a fantastic destination for both children and adults. HOW FAR IS IT? LEGOLAND Windsor is located situated just over 8 miles from The Thames Riviera Hotel which is less than a twenty minute drive. WHAT’S THERE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN? WHAT’S THERE FOR OLDER CHILDREN? WHAT’S THERE FOR ADULTS As well as LEGOLAND, there are many other local attractions within a short drive of the Thames Riviera Hotel: Thorpe ParkWindsor Castle National Trust: Cliveden HouseDorney LakeHenley-On-Thames Call us today on 01628 674057 to discuss your accommodation options or book your room online now
Legoland Windsor Attractions > Theme Parks Average K-Rating based on 26 K-Rating reviews VIDEOS GALLERY LOAD MORELegoland WindsorWhy not combine with a trip to Windsor Castle?Themed on everyone’s favourite toy, Legoland Windsor is a child’s theme park and resort. Live shows, attractions, building workshops and interactive rides all make this resort perfect for families. The park is divided into zones so you can choose which area to explore from Vikings to Pharaohs. Kids can drive an electronic car around the Legoland driving course and gain an official Legoland Driving License! Just keep them from veering off course towards Miniland where nearly 40 million Lego pieces recreate well-known European and American attractions. Adventurous kids can hurtle round the castle on The Dragon or swing on the Jolly Roger while there is plenty for younger visitors to see and explore. There are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat, and a number of indoor activities for shelter in case of rain.
Pirate, Adventure, Kingdom or LEGO Friends rooms are available at the hotel meaning you can extend the fantastical Legoland experience beyond the park’s closing hours. Learn how to make the most out of your money at Legoland, with our handy guide here. THE LEGO® MOVIE™ 4D A NEW ADVENTUREFans can get a fresh fix of their favourite heroes with “The LEGO® Movie™ 4D A New Adventure”, an ALL NEW 4D attraction, which re-unites the characters from the original movie (from Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures and The LEGO® Group) at the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort. The new attraction brings together some of the original voices but features an entirely new plot mixed with amazing 4D effects, promising a uniquely imaginative interactive experience. The riotous, action-packed plot sees Emmet, Wyldstyle, Unikitty, Benny and MetalBeard receive a mysterious invitation leading them to a new theme park, bearing a suspicious resemblance to LEGOLAND®. But all is not as it seems as the heroes are once again thrust into the middle of an evil secret plot masterminded by a totally new character, the scheming Risky Business.
The larger-than-life experience will sweep the audience right into the action as the gang hurtle through a fast paced adventure featuring some very special theme park attractions, from Unikitty’s cute and colourful ‘Wainbow Wubble World’ to Wyldstyle’s ‘Super Cycle Mega Ride’ and MetalBeard’s ‘Pirate Plunder Danger Cave’. It’s up to Emmet and Wyldstyle, enlisting the Master Builder skills of the audience, to try and save the day. > Read Users comments KidRated is a safe place for children to express their points of view. Each child’s review is consented to by his or her parent or guardian. To protect their anonymity, children give only their first names (no surnames), don’t say where they live, or indicate which school they attend. All comments, videos & photos are individually checked and moderated for inappropriate or unsafe content, before being published on the site. is a ratings site, not a kids’ social network.It's a big place – 55 million Lego bricks have gone into creating the theme park that's just down the road from Her Majesty's Berkshire pad.
Aimed at a younger crowd (two to 12-year-olds), Legoland Windsor embraced its girly side for 2015 by painting the town pink and purple to showcase the Lego Friends. Olivia, Stephanie, Andrea, Emma and Mia's new song-dance-and-adventure routine now alternates with the stunt-tastic pirates show in the 'harbour'. This area, rechristened Heartlake City, is also home to some fresh experiences, such as an interactive tour of Olivia's House, and a new stomach-churning thrill: the equestrian-themed Mia's Riding Adventure (see below). Meanwhile, the charming train trip-cum-safari gets a new name: Heartlake City Express. The old favourites are still a big draw, from Lego City Driving School (six to 13-year-olds steer whizzy electric cars amid roundabouts, traffic lights and much confusion; there's a scaled-down version for tots) to the Jolly Rocker pirate ship, Miniland (London landmarks in miniature) and the Castaway Camp adventure playground with treehouses and rope walks. Other star turns include The Dragon – which passes slowly through various Lego-brick-built medieval scenes before giving punters the full rollercoaster treatment – and the wicked Pirate Falls Treasure Chest, a watery voyage that culminates in a drenching drop.
There are drying-off cubicles dotted around the park for cold or rainy days. Predictably, school holidays are the busiest times to go. Best to pack activities that can keep the kids amused while they're standing in line; Legoland also provides play tables full of the ever-popular bricks to play with mid-wait. Since the biggest downside to any theme park visit has to be the queueing, you might want to consider splashing out on the Legoland ride-reservation gadget, a handheld device called the Q-Bot (£15-£75), which lets you book the times of your rides in advance. Most unusual ride: Atlantis Submarine Voyage Spot live sharks and rays swimming among Lego mermaids as you travel through a 1 million-litre tank in a slow-moving submersible. Wettest ride: Pirate Falls Treasure Chest or Vikings' River Splash No, not Atlantis Submarine Voyage – because all that water stays on the outside. It's a draw between the swashbucklers' flume and the swirling rapids of the Norse