This was a fun ride! Kind of like the buzz lightyear one at Disney. Just as exciting…read more There was no line and it was easy for a toddler to figure out.

Climb into your Indiana Jones style car and make your way back to ancient Egypt with a laser gun at…read morethe ready. Fun ride where each person gets their gun and tries to score points to trigger movement and light from within the tomb. A ride photo nails your expression as you come through looking deadly serious at defeating your child point wise. Appreciated by all ages, not scary, and fun for those with a competitive streak. Don't recommend waiting any more than 30 mins for it. Come back later.

Overall a very nice theme park, with lots of themed spaced, but minus 1 star because the adult…read moretickets are so pricey and there's not much the adults can do. We went here for one day and it did not feel like enough time to do everything, which was ok for us since we didn't see a need to try ever ride and experience everything they had to offer. Definitely for younger kiddos. We took our 4.5 year old who enjoyed the experience, but it could have been any kids theme park as we don't know much about legos. The experience might be more enhanced if you and your family are lego fans. The main park has some water play areas, so if it's a hot day your kids might enjoy the water (so I'd recommend you bring swim clothes and a change of clothes!) even if you didn't get tickets for the main water park.

I don't think it's worth the price. The park is small and felt like a dying park. On a busy holiday…read moreweekend it was pretty empty. Parking was $60, the unlimited photo pass was $150 and the tickets were on par with Disneyland prices. I don't recall what I paid for fast pass. Fast pass scanners didn't work today. Half the rides that said scan the QR code to get your photos didn't work, even after visiting the photo desk. So those were 2 costs you could save on. Of the restaurants that were supposed to be sit down and not just buffet (there's 3), only 1 was open today. It just felt like a sad overgrown fairgrounds at best. On a holiday weekend you'd think there would be a lot of staff out, too. It felt very lean on staffing and they definitely did not care to even smile. From parking to ordering food, you were pushed to scan QR codes. If you're used to Disney's cast member experience, these people are the opposite. They do not care and they show it.

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

K1 Speed is so fun! The service was amazing and everyone was friendly. My whole family had so much…read morefun and I would definitely recommend. If you buy three races but only use 2, they save the one leftover on your account. I'm definitely going again. And super cute podium for pictures!

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

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 wanted to experience Legoland for a variety reasons, but one of the most important was LEGO Star…read moreWars MINIland! Ever since it opened a few years ago, I knew it was something I wanted to see. Although limited, it still has a big impact. The path leading into Star Wars MINIland and MINIland USA is lined with large LEGO sculptures of famous Star Wars characters. These are done with incredible detail. Focusing mostly on the Original Trilogy, there are also a few Clone Wars characters, a former focus of Star Wars MINIland in general. On our visit, the transition was being performed from a TCW-centric experience to one focusing on The Force Awakens. Opening March 9, 2017, Star Wars MINIland will be updated for modern fandom. The areas not changing that I got to see were worth coming into the park. Naboo was breathtaking, so many moving parts and beautiful details. Endor may have been my favorite with all the tree elements and little scenes. I got a peek at Hoth through the fence, I don't believe this display is changing. The Death Star is the biggest display, huge and imposing. The display also features interior scenes and tons of ships locked in a permanent space battle. Next to the Death Star display is Empire Emporium, a LEGO Star Wars pop up shop. They have a wide array of LEGO Star Wars sets and accessories and also have their own promotions not available elsewhere in the park, including free mini-figs and polybags depending on the date. This is a must-visit for all Star Wars fans!

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.

This is an awesome park. We went during off season and enjoyed the ample seating and water space…read more There were lots of lifeguards around despite the low attendance of patrons. The food is pretty good inside at the Beach Front Grill. Their options are a California burrito, turkey wrap (my personal fav) and a veggie wrap along with some kids items (pizza, quesadilla, etc.) There's also personal cabanas you can rent for $200 where you get a fridge and personalized service. Make sure you rent ahead of time, however. There are lots of chairs and lounge chairs with huge umbrellas over to protect you from the sun, but I expect this place to be packed during the summer so you may want to bring your personal handheld sun umbrella. Lockers are available and free life vests. Again, likely to go quickly during the summer. Highly recommend coming during off season, but make sure to check Legolands website as it isn't open all the time.

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.

Thank you Carol for helping in getting my team set up for their team bonding experience. The…read moreminute I walked through the door Tyree openly greeted me and shook my hand welcoming me to the establishment. Zion was so helpful no matter how many times i had to come back and get more bands for my teams parents or other kids. David jumped in with running food, and helping with our drink pitchers. Such and awesome and pleasant staff. Im only reading the other reviews now, so i guess we got lucky on coming on a day it wasnt busy. The food took a while to come out, but Im sure the kitchen wasnt ready for hte amount of food we were going to order, so it was no problem at all. Everyone had a great time with all the rides. The only suggestion i would make is to make a bigger sign for the laser tag area - none of my kids knew there was laser tag until I asked them toward the end. The other suggestion - is a stronger margarita slush - it was premixed but i honestly think it didnt have any alcohol at all. Definitely will book our next team bonding when we return in July. Mahalo guys!

Going up to Vista since the Kearny Mesa location is no more . Mini golf always the main attraction…read morebut there's also bumper boats, lazer tag, batting cages, an arcade and go karts. Currently there are three different purchasing options/packages at the moment, fortunately discounted since it was Memorial Day weekend (25% off). A $29 two hour unlimited, a $39 4 hour unlimited and an all day $49 unlimited. Don't be mislead as we unfortunately were, the packages only include mini golf, bumper boats, laser tag and go karts. They do not include the batting cages, arcade, or food options. Other than the clarifications, always a great place to be at. Can't miss with the mini golf. Wish the Kearny mesa location was still here.