My son wanted to go to LEGOLAND for his birthday, and it was worth every penny. We rode all the…read morerides, checked out all the attractions, and did everything we could during our visit. LEGOLAND is definitely more kid-oriented compared to Disneyland, and that's what makes it special. The entire park feels designed around kids having fun and creating memories. I would gladly spend another thousand dollars here because seeing how much my son enjoyed himself made it completely worth it. The aquarium was a nice addition, we powered through the scavenger hunt, which added another fun adventure to the day. It was a great birthday experience, and we'll definitely be making more memories here.

This was our first experience at Legoland as a family! We stayed at the Castle hotel and it was…read moresuper cute! I loved that you can choose what themed room you want ahead of time when booking. I also appreciated that they had a separate bunk bed room for the kids! I loved that the actual park had a lot of "fun zones" you can go into and cool off and let the kids play with all the legos. It helped break up all the walking and take a cool down break from the heat. I also loved that it was really baby friendly! They had a nice nursing room with private nursing stalls, changing stations, play area, fridge and hot/cold water dispenser. At all the snack kiosks they also had baby friendly snacks! As hectic as a theme park can be with small children it was overall a really good experience! We will definitely be back! Maybe will have to fly instead of drive next time

This is one of my favorite spots to check out at Legoland. It looks like they are always updating…read morebecause they had a Sofi Stadium that looked newish. Always cool to see how people build these incredible art pieces.

Really cool if you love legos! They built major cities out of legos it was cool to see. I spent an…read morehour walking around admiring the details they put into it! A must if you're in Legoland!

My son is finally tall enough to ride and wanted to jump on this coaster to compare it to the…read moreothers that he's been on. We were seated at the front on the Dragon's Head. At first I thought it would be a bad idea since it might hinder our view but I was wrong. My son loved it but not as much as the other options inside the park. The line wasn't too long so I can't complain. Would I ride it again? Only if my son needs a companion.

Delicious! And they serve breakfast all day which is awesome! Great location in the middle of town,…read morelots of parking. Close to the Snoqualmie falls which you must go see if you're in the area

We had a birthday party here on a Sunday . I was surprised how uncrowded it was . The party room…read morewas huge ! The kids were able to go on the track 2 times at scheduled times . They have a few games for the kids to play . They also did a little " winners " ceremony at the end of the two races . Sliders and fries were good . Only thing to keep in mind is everything seems scheduled . We were going to add another race on near the end of the party and was told it would be an hour and a half wait . Not sure how easy it is to just walk in and race .. could be why it didn't seem busy .

It's a good track and good go-karts but the operations stink…read more They tell you it'll be 20 minutes and it ends up being an hour. The process of knowing when it's your turn relies on you hanging around and waiting to hear your name....which is hard to hear and they often mangle names.It would be so much better if it's some sort of digital notification system and a better way of knowing where you're in the queue. Food is also atrocious

Miniland's Star Wars section is unreal. Seven huge scenes from the films, all built from 1.5+…read moremillion LEGO bricks. Death Star trench run, Hoth with walking AT-ATs, Endor, Mos Eisley. The detail is crazy and most scenes have buttons for lights and movement. It's indoors with AC and you can spend forever spotting little details like Ewoks and R2-D2. My kid was obsessed. I was worse.

I'm not a Star Wars fan, but the Star Wars Miniland is a positive addition to Legolands…read more"Minilands". If you've been to Legoland Miniland USA within the past few years you can see how disheveled and dirty it is. Talk about being aged... But the Lego Star Wars Miniland is cleaner and cool to look at.. I'm wondering if Legoland is contractually obligated to maintain it to a high standard. Anyway, this might be the most interesting thing about Legoloand for your older kids.

I love a great aquarium that has so much to offer in views for the little ones. Sea life is a great…read morespot to take the kids, you can definitely be done in under 3 hours. They have a scavenger hunt type of activity where the kiddos need to collect stamps from certain areas and at the end they are gifted with a sea life bracelet. It can get pretty busy inside. I did love coming years ago and they'd limit how many would enter, you felt like you had the whole place to yourself. Now, there's just too many inside and everyone is rushing to be the first one to view the sea life animals. Overall the kiddos and I enjoyed it, and there is an area to touch the star fish, etc which is highly popular and a washing station. They have a tank filled with sharks, you see them swim above you as you walk through this tunnel. Time well spent with the fam here.

We recently visited SEA LIFE Aquarium at LEGOLAND California Resort as a family (2 adults and 4…read morekids aged 2-6) and had an exceptional experience! First off, the ticket pricing is totally worth it for the whole family. Admission for a 1‑day ticket that includes both LEGOLAND and SEA LIFE typically starts around $99 for adults and as low as $39 for kids (ages 2-12) when purchased online, which made it a great value for all six of us. From the moment we walked in, the kids were thrilled -- especially with the slide right at the entrance that set the tone for fun right away! The aquarium is designed with little ones in mind, and our kids genuinely loved seeing all the colorful fish and sea creatures up close. There were plenty of exhibits to explore and educational videos playing that made it both entertaining and informative for the whole family. One of the highlights was getting to touch some of the tide pool animals at the end of the experience -- a super fun, hands‑on moment that our kids are still talking about! And the staff were fantastic -- friendly, welcoming, and very knowledgeable. They were happy to answer all our questions and share cool facts about the animals we were seeing. Overall, this aquarium visit was totally worth it, especially for families with young kids who love sea life and interactive experiences. We walked away with big smiles, great memories, and stories the kids can't wait to share. Highly recommend adding this to your family outing list!

The best part of going to Legoland Water Park with kids is to have your husband be in charge of the…read morekids.....the whole day....and you just chill there and sip your drink. We have been coming to this water park the whole summer and it has been an amazing experience. If you come early, there are plenty of umbrellas and chairs to choose from. The water is usually warm and we usually battle with our kids cause they never want to go home. Our favorite part is the wave pool where you get to enjoy and relax on a wavy pool while laughing at your kids getting slapped by the wave near the shore. They're the ones who like being tossed around by the wave. We also like the water pad where the water squirts or creates multiple water arcs, and kids just run around and get wet. This is the place where parents can just sit or lay under umbrellas while watching their kids. We rented a cabana once when we had family guests from Texas. There was a breastfeeding baby so we thought, a cabana would be great, and it was. the server took us to our cabana and explained everything. You really do not need to go anywhere to get food. You just text your server what you want and the server will get the food for you. We also got two free Legoland towels and a huge Legoland bag. We'll be going back as soon as it opens again for the next summer. Totally worth it.

Son son had big plans to go to both the theme park and water park in the same day. Once he set a…read moreplan months out, it was set. Despite by the time we're on the trip in April, it was going to be a cold - 60-70s and maybe rainy day. Tried to convince him otherwise but he made up his mind months ago, haha. Well it turned out that the son came out on our day but it was still cold, mid-60's. Unfortunately Chime park side was closed. Forgot when I sold this park initially to him that LEGOLAND is geared towards the younger age. As is the water park, the slides and rides are on the smaller kid age. So it should be perfect for son sons age of 5, but he has been to larger water parks and rode the big thrilling rides. So he had fun there, but he said it's bay ride slides haha. Then add on to that the wind chills and temperature. Our waterpark adventure ended pretty quickly. We did however make the rest of the day in the theme park end. By the way to go to the water park you need to also have tickets for the theme park as it's inside the theme park.

This is a fun little play area where kids can safely shoot balls at each other. But, it's small and…read morechaotic. It's always packed which means it's hard for kids to easily move around and older/larger kids are often knocking over smaller kids in their excitement. With that said, it's a great place for kids to blow off some steam.

Always worth the visit…read more Never too long of a wait and there's a designated play area for the little ones. Excellent spot for target practice. Be sure to check for items that you may have dropped during the ride. Be back soon.