Overall a very nice theme park, with lots of themed spaced, but minus 1 star because the adult tickets 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. read more

I don't think it's worth the price. The park is small and felt like a dying park. On a busy holiday weekend 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. read more

This park has several bonuses and several shortcomings. I can easily spend the entire day there with my kids. There's so much to do, see, and watch. If you come on a weekday, the lines aren't too bad. There are so many fantastic and well maintained playgrounds and play areas, and I appreciate the sensory room as a mother of two toddlers. Now, the shortcomings. Every employee we interacted with besides 2 of them seemed miserable. They had bad attitudes, didn't want to help, were too distracted talking to coworkers, etc. to bring a positive experience to the guests. My other complaint is that everything truly is so expensive. I understand it's a theme park, but the prices for food and drinks were absurd. We also were so excited for the driving school to get our son's "license" and it was $30 for a card with his photo and a lanyard. It's cute, but they could charge 1/3 of the price and still make a great profit. This price gouging makes the difference in regular trips or not. Also, standard parking was $40. read more

Legoland is such a good time! I didn't know what to expect, taking my 11- and 14-year-old sons. This amusement park skews toward families with younger kids, so I thought maybe they'd want to leave after an hour or so. But we ended up staying for almost four hours! There is something to occupy the imaginations of every age at Legoland, apparently. That said, you will get your biggest bang for your buck if you visit with younger kids. Kids who are preschool- through late-elementary age. The rides are definitely for younger kids, and there are playgrounds here and there that are designed for little ones. But older kids will appreciate things like Miniland USA, where there are miniature LEGO builds of popular Southern California landmarks, like SoFi Stadium, and landmarks around the country, like the White House. My kids also liked racing LEGO boats, and playing in the Hideways Play Area, which is like a big treehouse. Some of our favorite spots in Legoland were the areas where my kids could build things with LEGO. Like the spot where they built their own car, and they were able to race their car creations and refine them until they raced the way they wanted them to. We spent a lot of time there. If you eat at Legoland, be prepared to pay a premium for mediocre food. Also, the park opens at 10 a.m., but the food places don't open until 11 a.m., so keep that in mind if you arrive with hungry children. Also: You need to pay for parking! Because of course, but it's also a bummer. read more

This was our first visit. Brought the grandkids ages 8, 6, 4 and all three enjoyed the day! We purchased both entry tickets and parking on the app. The park opens at 10:00am. After reading many reviews and receiving lots of helpful information, we made sure to arrive at 9:15am, park, and walk into the park and get in line. We brought a wagon, water bottles, and snacks for the kiddos. The kids requested churros and dippin dots about 1:30pm so they enjoyed those. So many people in line for the new Galactic coaster so we passed on that on this trip. The kids did ride several rides and did some shopping too. We watched one of the 4D movies which was pretty cool. The kids played in the Ninjango play structure and had a great time. read more

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First time ever visiting Lego land! To start, the customer service workers are the stars of this whole trip! We had a hiccup with our tickets, we purchased for the wrong date, we called and got it situated. We had to wait in line to speak to them the day of which dint take long, we got the ticktes and we were on our way! There was a bit of a confusion again with the tickets not having the aquarium included like we thought when we purchased. The worker at the aquarium informed us we needed physical tickets and had to head to guest services. We stepped out of line and headed to guest services where they helped us and politely informed us we could purchase them online and didn't have to be a physical ticket, they apologized for the inconvenience and we were on our way. That was a bit disappointing as we did have to take the group on a walk when we could've purchased them quickly online and hopped back in line to wait again. Regardless the aquarium was amazing! So many things to see, they had time slots where employees would come out with live animals. Lots of cool look our spots to see the fishes from different angles! There was even a touch tank! It was aimed towards kids, but all the adults in the group loved this area! We ordered some fries as a quick snack, they were a disappointing, even for an amusement park. The cup we had wasn't filled, for the price I hoped to at least be given a full cup. But the fries were hot and crispy! The seasoning wasn't my favorite but it did calm down the hunger while we explored some more! The bathrooms were very clean! There weren't much line to wait and if there was they went by very quickly! They also had cvs stations around just in case of accidents. Lots of signs posted around to help navigate and locate things easily. Overall for a first time experience it was good! Everyone had a good time, the decor was amazing through out, the customer service was helpful, and lots of things to do! read more

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I found Legoland to be completely disappointing for the price! It was $99 for an adult ticket and so many of the rides were down, trash cans were overflowing, staff weren't friendly or helpful, the BBQ restaurant was just okay, and everything was SO expensive. There were long lines for everything. My daughter is almost 8 and a lot of Legoland felt kind of baby-ish. It is a much better park for kids ages 2-5 in my opinion. Because of our experience and the price, we won't be back. read more

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First time going here with my 5-year old son. The park is big and a lot of different activities to do aside from the rides. What I like the most, it has more than one play area, aquarium, and rides that are tailored for smaller kids. Keep in mind, majority of the rides and activities are for kids 12 and below. We purchased a silver fast track but ended up not really using all of it (includes 7 rides) because the lines were short and fast moving. What I didn't like is that some rides, specifically the newer builds, would only honor the platinum fast track. Also, I wish that there were more restaurant/food options. I think there were only 5-7 choices and all were pizza, burger, and ribs. Regular parking is $40, preferred is $55, and valet is $70. Overall, I would love to take my son back! read more

It's a 3.5 because once you hit age 9 and older, I think kids don't really connect with all the rides and even the show shows. Legoland California is really trying to cater towards the very young and toddler age. I would say the waterpark's amazing aquarium is fun but overall the park is priced high and pretty crowded. If you love Lego, this will be an easy 45 Star Pl. for you so I can say that for sure you are going to enjoy it because you already love Lakeland in comparison with the other amusement parks like Disneyland or Universal Studios. It really pails in comparison for kids that are a little bit older. I think the exhibits are cool. The Legos are cool but every time I've gone, you're going to see walls up and construction and overcrowded. read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

Everything was awesome!!! Had a blast! Especially our little kids! It's a perfect theme attraction for smaller kids, the rides, activities, splash pads, playground and more. Lot's of food & options to pick. Parking is not bad at all, we get to parked so close to the entrance. The busiest part i've been is the lego store and line was long but went by fast. Worth the drive from vegas and our kids already wanting to go back. read more

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Our first visit to Legoland was so much fun! We weren't sure what to expect, but as huge theme park buffs, we were excited to explore a new-to-us theme park, specifically my youngest, who is a hardcore Lego fan. What we loved about LL: - We arrived a couple of minutes after opening, and stayed all the way until closing. Planning ahead and using our Fast Track pass strategically, we were able to ride all the rides we wanted, including the NEW Galacticoaster, which I HIGHLY recommend to all who visit. Hands down, it is LL's BEST ride. Arriving early and purchasing a Fast Track allowed us to enjoy the entire theme park without feeling rushed and ride almost all of the rides. - We purchased a Silver Fast Track pass, which allowed us to "skip the line" for 6 rides. For us, the Silver Fast track pass was worth its value. The lines were incredibly long on the day we visited. Some of the lines for the more popular rides were up to 120 minutes wait on the day we visited, but we never waited more than 5 minutes using our Fast Track pass. The exception was Emmet's Flying Adventure, which, due to the type of ride and number of riders it holds, even with the pass, we waited almost 45 minutes to board. Nonetheless, I would recommend considering adding a Fast Track pass if you're visiting during an especially busy season. - The "intensity" of their rides. This theme park is truly designed with littles in mind - the rides are all appropriate for pre-school and school-aged kids. Nothing is too scary, too fast, too high, too dark; some are even educational (looking at you, Deep Sea Adventure!). I loved that, no matter the line, there was always an interactive section for kiddos to play while waiting. - We LOVED the Lego trading stations! My kids had a blast trading mini LEGO minifigs all day. So many cool options at almost every post. We also loved building our own custom Lego minifig inside the Lego store. A recommended piece of memorabilia I would recommend parents consider for their littles when visiting! - So many shaded areas! Although we don't mind the sun, we appreciated the many shaded seating areas around the park to cool off and take a break. - Lots of play areas throughout the park if you need a break from riding rides. - All of the unique Lego builds found throughout the park! We also appreciated that most of the staff knew how many mater builders or time it took to build a certain display. Really cool facts to learn. What could've been better: - Better food options throughout the theme park. For lunch, there were only a handful of places you could find a full meal. We had "Knight's Smokehouse BBQ" for lunch and weren't too wildly impressed with their offerings. - Better system for the digital photo downloads. If you download the app, there should be a way to link your photos to the app without needing to constantly retrieve a new "photo card" wherever pictures are offered. Several times, I was issued another family's photo card (for busier rides), and there was no way to retrieve the pictures our family had taken. Overall, we enjoyed our visit to LL! I don't believe this is a theme park that older kids would find riveting (especially if they're not into Legos and/or want more of the hardcore roller coaster theme park experience), but it's a fun, once-in-a-lifetime experience to visit with family if you're visiting Southern California and looking for something fun to do and/or Lego's is your jam! read more

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We love this place. Very chill compared to every other theme park. My son is 8 and he LOVES every ride. Our first visit - we spent the whole day just playing with legos and only did about 3 rides. This visit - we were doing rides the whole time. My only complaint is I wish the Lego statues were a little more clean. Every single staff member we run into goes above and beyond helping us with information and help. I love lego Thank you read more

Legoland California - Bricscaping Danger - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

Legoland was an experience and the kids loved it! There was plenty for everyone to see and do Lots of different food choices. We truly had a wonderful time. read more

Legoland California - Lego San Francisco - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

We love our trips to Legoland! It's fun, it's the perfect size, and it brings the kiddos imaginations to life! They have things to work out like the efficiency of seating and starting rides. But that's a minor thing. Here are our favorite things: - it's a perfect size for the smaller kids - playgrounds in every themed area! - amazing food throughout the park - Lego play stations We also loved how inclusive the park is from rides, to staff, to the hospitality. Go and have fun! read more

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Legoland is great for the little ones. I say 10 years and below.. but even my 9 year old told me after going for the 3rd time this year that he's too old You can't compare this to Disneyland, like there's just no way, there are rides that seem like they want to emulate Disney but it's not the same.. for example Lego Technic coaster to Goofy's flight school Galacticoaster to space mountain - newest attraction and literally lasts about 20 seconds, no drops/spins around and highly suggest rope dropping if not expect a 90 min + wait. Emmet's flying adventure ride to soarin over California but we came outta that ride with vertigo There has to be more organization for the non hotel guests. They get to go in an hour early I believe before park opens so then a line starts forming before they let you into the land.. so the people who have been waiting for 30+ min in the front have to accommodate everyone else who shows up minutes before opening and try to sneak up to the front of the line. There's no sign saying hotel guests here etc., just one worker, telling everyone to step to the side etc. We did the Costco deal- 3 days for $109 I believe and that's more than enough for us. read more

When this was first built, my sister and I were a little older than the target audience. Now, I have a toddler who just turned 2 and this was SO MUCH FUN. Being able to go on rides with him was so great (at least 30inches in height). All the creativity that went into creating this kids wonderland was so fun to see and on top of that it was decorated for the holiday season. Not many sit-down places to eat that we saw. We ate at the smokehouse place and it was okay, but I did enjoy the banana pudding a lot. Restrooms were also conveniently located next to the restaurant. Another great this about this place was thar the crowd was significantly less than Disneyland. Enough room to walk around with a jogging stroller. So many places for the kids to run around and play as well! Last, but not least, the prices were decent (aside from $40 parking). read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

Very cute park. A little worn down, but the lines were short while we were there and it was perfect for kids aged probably 2-10 if I had to guess. They have build stations throughout the park too, and a handful of playgrounds. read more

I came to Legoland on opening day when I was a kid and I love that now I can take my own kids to the park and experience it. However, I will say that over the few decades, this park is in need of some TLC. Especially in the mainland area. A lot of the animatronics are broken throughout the park and you can see that a lot of the bricks are weathered & in need of being replaced. Are they things that young kids will notice? Probably not. But as an adult, and one who has been coming since the very beginning, it's just somewhat of a shame to know that with all the money they're charging for admission, they wouldn't put it towards basic rehab of the park. Beyond that, Legoland is a great medium sized theme park. It's definitely geared towards pre-teen & younger kids, but that's fine. My kids are 8, 5, & 2. And they loved every second of the park. The park is also somewhat small so unless it's a super crowded day, you could easily do everything the park has to offer and still have some hours of operation to kill. But I think that's actually a good thing because you never feel pressured to run around the park to get everything in. Staff here is great. They're very patient with kids and deal with the chaos of them running around really well. Especially in the build areas (which I honestly wish there were more of throughout the park). As I mentioned above, Mainland, which is the center of the park, is such a mixed bag. The newer areas (Vegas, San Diego, etc) look great. but the older areas of the park (San Francisco, NYC) are really showing their age. Most of the motion is broken as are the little interactive areas. It's a shame and the biggest thing keeping me from giving this park the 5 stars I really want to give it. When we were there recently you could tell they were (finally) in the process of replacing some of the pieces, but still. It was just disappointing. In all, Legoland has always been a park I loved to visit. And It's a great family friendly park. It sparks creativity in kids by showing them some of the amazing things those little plastic bricks can make while also giving them some fun Lego themed rides to go on. However, it just needs to be kept up better. Something other theme parks in SoCal do a much much better job at doing. read more

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We had a great time! The park is extremely kid friendly including lots of Legos of course, but also a parks and areas for kids to build with Legos. The aquarium is surprisingly good as well. The rides are all fun and can accommodate different ages. We also really enjoyed the pop badge aspect as it encouraged the children to interact with the park staff. We got a Mr. Gold badge too! Overall very fun and creative. read more

Legoland California - Lego Ferrari - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

My friend won two tickets in a raffle and invited me. We went on a cloudy day and had the best time riding every ride adults could enjoy. We were really impressed by the park. The builders did an amazing work constructing cities out of LEGOs. Wow very impressive. The only think that was not impressive was the $40 parking! read more

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Annual pass life and LEGOLAND stays undefeated. Tons of playgrounds, rides my 4-year-old can actually ride, and nonstop kid energy (the good kind). Parking is easy, getting in is quick, and there's always something fun happening. Only note: staff be yelling like it's recess some speakers would help Still love this place. Kids happy = parents happy. read more

If you have a kid between 4 and 12, this is a great place to go. It was a three day weekend so like us, there were a lot of out of town visitors. So just getting into the parking lot took over half an hour. But at least parking was right there by the park, no team needed to get to the park. Each ride was at least a 60-90 min wait. That sucked, but expected. My child had the most fun building a car, building something to add to a Lego earth, driving the car and getting a license (for $26!) and the playgrounds. I'm glad you're allowed to take a bag of snacks and your own water bottle. If I planned better we would have packed a lunch and eaten in the car. But I think all those years my mom did that kept me from doing the same thing. lol. Food was pricey! read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

Overall it was a great experience. We went on a Tuesday May 19 2026. There were some disappointments. The Ramen place was closed. The Barbecue Smoke House was not good at all,over priced for the quality of the food. Take extra clothes for kids bcus they will want to get wet. The park is pretty big. Might want to do 2 days. We will be going back for sure. read more

Always an excellent choice. Especially when it's Halloween Time. Get your kids ready and dressed in costume to enjoy all that the place has to offer. With endless helpings of candy, they are sure to stay the entire time. Year after year- it gets more fun and elaborate. With only a few days left be sure to make a visit. read more

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I loved legoland. My kids not as much as me? I'm not sure. I'll have to take them again. The lines for the rides are not too long, there's a lot more space to walk around and not feel that you're neck and neck with other guests. The weathers usually great as well so that's a huge plus. The playgrounds are also amazing. There's a lot of different activities to the kiddos. A mix of rides. A mix of slides and etc read more

Legoland is perfect for toddlers to ~ 7 years old. There's a ton of rides and playgrounds for toddlers. The park could use a little love though. Aside from the Xmas decor, it doesn't seem that the park has received an update lately. New LEGO builds, paint, features would be nice. You can tell that some of the current features have seen better days - lots of sun fading. Food is surprisingly good for a theme park. We loved the BBQ ribs and pulled pork + Granny's Apple Fries. I'd get these at a restaurant outside of the park if we could. The ribs fell off the bone. Apple fries - my kid discovered a love for whipped cream when he doesn't like anything that's not crispy. Parent swap was a huge help, although several lines were pretty short. Rainy day promise - don't expect to receive another ticket for a rainy day unless it really pours, hard. We went on a day where we had to leave early due to rain (the rides are outside) and our shoes were soaked. That day wasn't classified as one of the rainy days for their rainy day promise. read more

Such as awesome place for kids / families. So much to do, so much to build and so much to see. My kids love it! read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

We heart LEGOLAND. That is all. Nothing more. Nothing less. So many positive wholesome memories we have made here. Many more to come!! read more

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This was our second visit to Legoland, and the kids had a blast! Some highlights - Ninjago - Deep Sea Adventure - Driving School - Emmett's Flying Adventure - Coastersaurus (mild but fun) - Technic Coaster There are lots of play areas (one in each "land") for kiddos to take a break, as well as places to build. The bathrooms are all pretty spacious and clean, and stalls include a spot for kids to sit. Sink areas have a stool that smaller kiddos can use to reach the faucet. As a mom of special needs kids, I really appreciate that the staff are trained well. LEGOland is a Certified Autism Center and you can tell a lot of effort is put into making it inclusive. There were times when my kids were overstimulated or weren't sure what to do, but the staff here were so kind and patient. read more

I love Legoland. We brought our friends here for a birthday celebration. They have never been here before so we were so excited to bring them. The workers are nice, the atmosphere was set for Christmas time and everyone was in a great mood. We got to ride most of the rides. The technic track was closed but we still had a blast. Legoland will continue to be a family favorite for a long time. Can't wait to come back. read more

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LEGOLAND is located in the beautiful City of Carlsbad. It is one of the theme parks that I have very fond memories of when my daughters were young. I had bought annual passes for the whole family. With the passes, we were also given free entry tickets. I would offer the free tickets to my friends and family. It was a very fun time for all of us. Kid you not, we visisted LEGOLAND about 10 times LOL. Luckily, we were able to stay nearby in Oceanside. It wasn't too bad of a drive from where we were staying at to LEGOLAND. This theme park is divided into various theme sections. Each section offer their own specific activities in the areas below. Rides and attractions Shows and events Dining Shopping Services Besides the main park, it also has affiliated amenities and services. Legoland Water Park LEGOLAND Castle Hotel LEGOLAND Hotel Sea Life Aquarium (separate admission required) It's a really fun place for family and friends especially with little ones to spend the day at any time of the year. Grown ups are welcome, too. Thank you LEGOLAND for all the wonderful memories! P.S. I have tons of photos, but will get to them when time permits. Thanks! read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

It lost a 5th star because not everything is customer centric and ideal as a business model. Unfortunately the Water Park's Wave Pool was closed, not open weekdays (and maybe they turned the page on tue Summer Season). Also, the Lego "Mini-Figure" trading post was only open and minimally for 1 hr and we as well as other kids accompanied by equally disappointed parents were turned away. The operating hours are 10am to 5pm. I think still being mid August, maybe 9am to 8pm would be more user-friendly for visitors. Parking is $35. It really should be free because the only people parking are paying customers attending and it should simply be complementary given the cost of tickers for admission. With that negative aspects out of the way, I do feel Legoland is one of the best experiences for kids who are pre-teens. Way better than Disneyland in terms of value and logistics (line waits VS ride durations). Six Flags Magic Mountain is more for teens and adults., as is Knotts Berry Farm and Universal Studios is pretty boring for young kids. Overall,the experiences are way better at Legoland. read more

Legoland California - Perfect for pre-teen kids and way better than Disneyland and any theme park in California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

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This place was better than i thought! parking is simple. i bought the upgraded parking to park closer. the process of getting into park was simple and quick! i also purchased the unlimited beverage cup which is highly recommended!! wish i spent more time here but was super late due to traffic! Only able to finish half the park! plan to come back and stay one night closer to Legoland! read more

Legoland California - family trip - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

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Whoooaaa! There is a lot to do here! We took two kids a 3 and a 4 year old. They could do more than half of the rides available. It was adorably catered to all ages 2-12. I love how they opened another driving school for kids 3-5. They had so much fun proving they could handle the driving school. There was a really cool "Duplo playground" the kids could play in with fun kid houses. They had Legos you could play and build with. It was a secluded area that allowed us to relax and take a break in the shade. We didn't even touch the water park part of Legoland, but it looks like a lot of fun. The tickets are pricey, but you are entertained the entire time. The membership would probably be the best if you're going more than once a year. read more

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First time visiting the Legoland with a group and toddlers ranging in age from 2-5. We arrived to the parking entrance ~10 minutes before opening and there was already a line starting to build up. Regular parking is $35 per vehicle. If you get there early enough, there are plenty of spaces towards the front. Similar to any standard theme park, first entry point is through security (though this one seemed very laxed compared to Disneyland and even Knott's Berry Farm) before you go through the ticketing entry. Legoland is a kids dream come true and built with kids in mind. Even toilets in the restrooms are much lower to accommodate kids. Many photo ops throughout the park, shows, various themed playgrounds, and rides for all ages. There were a decent amount of rides the 2 year old couldn't tag along on due to height restrictions but I would say starting at 3 year old is a pretty good age to get on many rides. We also enjoyed being able to build legos to race, water play with legos, etc. Mini Land was quite a site to see. Was thoroughly surprised the food pricing was very reasonable. Had a BBQ lunch plate with pulled pork, sausage, brisket, and 2 dinner rolls for ~$30 post tax. There was also a chicken plate (air chilled chicken) for only $12. As a sweet treat, opted for Churros and they were 2 thick churros with a chocolate dip for only ~$8. Great theme park to take kids for a fun-filled day. Didn't get a chance to stay at the hotel this time around but I've heard many great things and will definitely need to book a stay in the future. read more

Legoland California - Churros - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

We booked Legoland Castle Hotel for 1 night at Knights & Dragons Deluxe Room. The room has 1 king bed and bunk beds in separate sections of the room with bathroom in the middle. We got a playground view. We check in at 1 pm and plan to enjoy the hotel. My grandkid was so happy with the hotel starting from check in floor with a pool of Lego, a slide, a talking wall. Then when he walked in the room and saw bunk bed, he just stayed and plays there. Climbed up and down the ladder of the bunk bed. Non stop! The room had a box of Lego to play while you stayed. Not for take home. They had a treasure hunt to get code to unlock a safe. There were toys Lego bags inside. We went down to explore the hotel and stayed at playground for grandkid to play. The weather was a little cold. So we didn't go to the pool. But I guess it is a heated pool because I saw people still at the pool. There is a small arcade. The whole afternoon, we've been up and down from bedroom to playground. The hotel stay included breakfast too. Our breakfast is at Dragon Den. Food is okay. We had early entry to Legoland. Only thing I don't like at the hotel is water. It's hard to wipe out soap. read more

We came here because my daughter turning 9 picked this for her birthday. She had the absolute best time with her sister and friends. We were able to ride almost everything. She even received her driver's license. (She only ran two stop signs!) We really enjoyed our time and the kids got in free with the purchase of an adult ticket. We loved seeing all the things made out of legos. I personally really enjoyed the cruise ride and learning about how many Lego pieces made up the different objects we saw on the cruise. We would definitely come back. Side note, restrooms are kept very clean!! We also got to see a firework show at the end of our day at the park. read more

Legoland California - Amusement Parks Near Me - Carlsbad, California

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We really loved our time at LEGOLAND. There were so many people and so many attractions to choose from. The biggest plus was seeing how excited and happy the kids were. That made the whole trip worth it. The biggest downside was the long lines, but the app really helped by showing the wait times and making it easier to plan. Overall, it's a wonderful place and a great experience for families read more

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Everything is awesome!" pretty much sums it up. Legoland California is such a fun spot, especially if you're a Lego fan. You can't help but be amazed at all the incredible builds throughout the park. The mini cities are super impressive. My daughter loved the Driving School ride (one of the cutest attractions there) so don't miss out on it! I've been to Legoland twice now and I'm looking forward to coming back when the Galacticoaster opens in 2026. read more

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It had been almost 12 years since we've been to Legoland and I will say it's a lot better now then it was then. I have three kids ages 6, 13, and 16, they all had fun but my older kids enjoyed it cause they loved ninjago when they were younger and thought it was cool to check out the ninjago area. The ride in that land was having issues and kind of was a bummer. My youngest loved the playground areas throughout the park and the older kids went I. On a couple of them. I will say this park is more for 12 and under but beware they not only have height requirements but age too on some!!! The food was bleh .... Apple fries was the best thing of the day but was $8.89 . I hear the bbq place is the best one but my group was not wanting that, so we tried the pizza buffet . I'd pass on that one next time. By the way the whole park is cashless!! We went on a Tuesday in what is low season and tickets were only $59 a person but the park was only open for 6 hours (10:30-4:30) . Might check it out again when in the area maybe when the water park is open. We tried every ride that was open in that six hours and had lunch and time playing in the park. read more

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