We recently booked Legoland to celebrate my daughter's 5th birthday. We stayed on the property and…read moreabsolutely loved it! We arrived an hour before check in and they allowed us to check in early. They did a great job setting up and decorating the room for the birthday package. Our room was clean and had a great view overlooking the property. & yes it has air conditioning! We booked an online package deal that included the room, park tickets, breakfast & dinner. The breakfast had a wide selection of pastries, fruits, and made to order eggs. They also offered juice and coffee. I really enjoyed the convenience that we could just walk downstairs and have breakfast then go back up and get ready to head out to the park. For dinner you had to make reservations. There is a steak restaurant but it was currently closed during our stay. We went to the Pirate restaurant which is attached to the Pirate hotel and the kids loved the big pirate ship play ground. The food is served family style and you can pick either chicken or beef. The portions are HUGE! They took a lot of care in preparing the chicken. It was delicious and the kids devoured it. My daughter was excited for a photo opportunity with a Lego Pirate character. The next night we tried the buffet which has a bowling alley underneath the restaurant. With Covid guidelines in place you first must sanitize your hands and then wear a disposable glove before you are allowed to touch anything from the buffet. They offered lego French fries , chicken nuggets, & pizza for the kids. For myself the food was okay/mediocre. For the same euro amount I much rather have eaten at the Pirate restaurant again. From the hotel they give you a map where you can enter the legoland park from a back side entrance. It's a nice little 8 minute stroll through the forest. There's a little scavenger hunt you can do while walking to the park and you can turn it in the gift shop for a free gift. Luckily it wasn't too busy or crowded. We never waited in line longer than 5 mins for any of the kid rides. We were able to ride some rides multiple times because no one was in line. I had put our waters in the icebox in our room and packed them frozen with a bunch a snacks for the kids. We took a wagon with a cooler on the first day and then just an umbrella stroller the next day. Take what you are comfortable lugging around. Less is better & easier for me. Also pack some bathing suits, towels, and a change of clothes. My kids enjoyed the rides but I think they loved the splash park area even more! I also liked that they offered several baby/nursing rooms sponsored by Hipp baby company. I love that Legoland caters to kids. It was a great family experience and I highly recommend staying on the property. Looking forward to next time!

My girlfriend and I both went to Legoland as an alternative to the further and probably more packed…read moreEuropa Park. Now clearly I wasn't expecting the same amount of rollercoasters or thrill rides but Legoland Deutschland surprised us with some real fun rides and interesting lego sculptures. First of all the park functions on a General Admission. This costed at the time of our visit was 41.50€ for each of us. The price for kids is of course cheaper and the park is more directed to the audience of 8-14 years of age. Subsequent rides and attractions were mostly free except a few "bonus" attractions such as panning for gold, Monster truck driving and rollercoaster pictures cost a few extra Euros. The miniature city structures located in the middle of the park are amazing to look at, the amount of detail and size really blew my mind and the selection of miniature structures is huge, with pieces for everyone to enjoy from soccer fans to star wars fans. The seating in a lot of the attractions was a bit tight for my girlfriend and I, but that is expected for a park aimed at kids. The rollercoaster selection wasn't big, but fun nonetheless. Waiting time was actually quite short even though so many people were at the park during our visit. Do note that our visit was on a cooler day during the summer holidays with light rain. My personal favourite rollercoaster was the Project X test track. Another ride design which I liked was the Flying Ninjago which featured a slanted circle motion ride with adjustable wings to move your seat 360° in circular motion while the ride was running. The park has a large selection of different cuisines available with meals for both kids and adults. All in all this park boasts a lot of fun for kids with fun added for the adults. My only problem I had with the park was seating in some rides were simply too small and just plain uncomfortable, and yes these rides were for adults as well, don't think I rode the baby rides!