Super cool experience! Definitely worth it! Legoland has multiple activities such as building, tours, and competitive prices!! Check it out!

Had a great full day here today, was glad we gave it a try. My 6 year old son loves splash pads so we spent the majority of the time on Pirate Beach and having large Legos to build with out there was a wonderful way to keep the kids busy. The climbing structure inside kept him moving too and boo to the adults who were trying to force the gate keeper to let a kid way over the height restriction inside. You were berating the poor kid who was only doing his job to keep the little ones safe. Sorry your kid is tall for his age, he probably got to ride rides earlier too so it all works out in the wash. Very happy to find reasonably healthy and reasonably priced water and snacks (Sabra hummus - generous two person serving only $3.) Everything was clean and all the staffers seemed to be real Lego fans and engaged my son. One guy was the embodiment of Emmit! I would think this is not a great adventure for the older kids - 11 and over but it was a full day of excitement for a six year old. read more

Not too impressed with this venue. Most of the electronic features were not working. While my kid enjoyed the building blocks, the movie theater wasn't working except for a trivia game. The coffee shop didn't have any of the specialty drinks because it was "not in season." Frankly, for the price that was paid to come in here, I would suggest that you find something else to do in DFW! read more

We had a lot of fun here, but were extremely disappointed at the amount of broken or missing structures. I liked that it was pretty controlled when we first arrived at 9AM, but by the time we left around 1 it was so full inside we could barely get around. Luckily we rode the rides and did the 4D experience when we first arrived so we missed the long lines, but we sure saw them. The cafe was very good and decent in pricing. Our kids got a cute LEGO lunch box with a purchase of a kids combo sandwich, juice, and snack. If in the area we wouldn't mind coming back. read more

LEGOLAND Discovery Center - Lego Duplo slide for toddlers - Kids Activities Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

Not an amusement park but my kid still had a blast. My son and I saw this while walking around the Grapevine Mills Mall and decided to check it out. I think it cost $24 or $34, I forget, but I know it wasn't too costly to do the basic stuff. My 9 year old really loves Legos and building stuff so after riding a couple smaller rides and walking around the showcase room he got to try his skills out building a race car. The area for building the cars is a little disorganized but I think that's perfect for the kids to focus and take their time being creative with whatever block they can build with. There's an attendant walking around sweeping up the loose/drop Lego pieces. I enjoyed my time here because for one thing it was in an air conditioning environment and two it didn't cost an arm and leg. The rides are cheesy but they are perfect for the kiddies. Not much more I could ask for to help pass some time with the little one. read more

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Had a fun time with my grandson and my wife definitely worth going to see you once or twice a year

Total rip off and not sure what I paid for. 1st, the online reservation didn't work with the coupon that said to book online to use the coupon. I tried calling several times in the week leading up to the trip and either got put on never ending hold or never got the call answered. Once we said screw it and went anyways because my son really wanted to confirm his birthday, we showed up at the front. Ticket prices are different in person. No idea why. I got told the coupons I had, don't work online. Even thought it say to book online. The guy helping me didn't care that I tried calling in advance just that I had to pay the higher price now that I was there. Online, the tickets are $15.99 in person, $21.99. Next they charge for 3 year olds, normally ok. However, the 3 year old can see the mini village and the star wars village. They can NOT get on rides or play in the jungle gym type place that is here. They will be kicked out and even made cry, not that the people here care. Why don't they tell you that before and why charge? Also, why charge the adults $20 when we can't do anything but maybe build a car model? We can't ride the rides either. This place is tiny. I mean serious. 3 ride areas, 1 movie area, 2 mini villages (half the buttons don't work), a build area and a play area. You could go to the Round 1, pay $10 a kid and they can go nuts in the giant play area for 2 hours. Hell for what I paid to be here, they could have played in the play area and still have $60 to spend on the arcades and bowling afterwards. After you spend $80 to get in, they have a store at the exit so that you can spend more to actually take something home. WTF? You can't give the kids a little pack of legos after all that? I asked when we got here if there was going to be any issues with him being 3, since it was his bday. The manager flat out told me no, he can do everything as long as an adult is with him. So much for that. Thanks for ruining my kids bday. read more

LEGOLAND Discovery Center - Kids Activities Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

Worth going at least once. I would say kids that really enjoy Lego and building with small pieces, would enjoy thing place. My kids are 4 & 6 and while they had a good time they got bored quickly. Many of the pieces are small and cumbersome for young ones. They really did enjoy the jungle gym, ride, and karate section. I don't know if I'd go back but was a nice experience while visiting Dallas. read more

My granddaughter and I had an awesome time, there was plenty for us to do. This review is late, we took this trip before the pandemic started. I want to take her back but I will wait. Little longer before planning any road trips...LEGO Land, Peppa pig worlds down the water park are located in the same facility, the kids will enjoy themselves, I highly recommend LEGO LAND read more

LEGOLAND Discovery Center - A good day at LEGOLAND - Kids Activities Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

Don't waste your time or your money. My family (including 2- and 4-year-olds) visited Legoland today, and to say it was a disappointment would be an understatement. First off, they have no issue with charging you full admission price ($24.99 per ticket, including for my 4-year-old...total $82.00), while knowing full well many of the attractions/offerings will be closed. Of course, they make no mention of the closures on their website. By the time you find out, it's too late...you've already wasted your time and money. Some of the staff acted like they cared, many did not. One of the rides had a sign stating it would open on the half hour. Waited until that time, and it was replaced with a sign stating, "temporarily closed for deep cleaning". I asked the staff member if it would be open, he stated maybe later that day if they can find staff for it. So, they just keep switching signs, lying to the customer, because they don't have staff? How about the staff member that's sitting by himself playing with the Legos get the ride started? I guess that would be too much to ask for. Furthermore, many of the other interactive activities were not offered, presumably "due to COVID". So, Legoland 'Discovery' Center, thank you for charging me full price to enter a ridiculously disappointing experience. I should have checked the reviews before ordering the tickets, as there are many recent negative reviews like mine. Legoland, update your website to state something to the effect of "currently, due to the "COVID", we do not offer much for your money. You'd be better of going somewhere else until we can get our act together". At least then you can claim you warned your customers beforehand. read more

Our three year old had a great time. Mommy and daddy even had a little fun! We were here for our daughters birthday, just the three of us on a Monday around 3pm. No lines at all, and there was hardly anyone there. We could get on and off the rides without waiting. We stayed about 2.5 hours before heading out for dinner. The only issue we had was the price- our daughter was free, but it was over $50 for my husband and I to accompany her. Seems ridiculous to charge the adults so much, when it is a kid's attraction. read more

I have not visited it but already had bad experience. They have no customer service at all. I tried calling them to reschedule our visits, but I wasn't able to reach anyone. I tried contacting them via their website, but their contact is page is down. Really disappointed. read more

Awful. Purely awful in every sense of the word. We are here now and having a miserable time while trying to stay positive to give this place a chance. But every aspect has continued to disappoint. Here with my wife and kids - 5, 2, and 9 months old. Where to I start? Overpacked, crowded, disorganized, chaotic, A/C not strong enough for the high occupancy, messy, dirty, not well designed, etc. There are legos thrown all over thr floor in common areas with minimal cleanup. The space for this park, if you call it that, is way too small for all the structures, play areas, and bodies they allow in. We will never be back. This is a place to easily lose your child amongst all the bodies and craziness in such a confined space. This sounds extreme but kidnappers would have a field day here. This needs to be a separate structure and not a space attached to a mall. read more

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If you're visiting Grapevine, then you might as well stop over at Grapevine Mills Mall and MAYBE check out Legoland and the Sea Life Aquarium. You can purchase a combo ticket online. It was about $70 for our family of 4 for just Legoland, and I wish we could get a refund, honestly. The employee taking the entry photos and the employees operating the rides are very friendly and hardworking. The two ladies doing the photo booth in the Shop when you exit were also friendly and apologetic for the long wait. $18.50 for a photo ($30 for 3) is insane though. How about $5 and you email me the digital download link and quit trying to gouge everyone, Legoland. They take photos on some of the rides, but no one gave a ticket or anything to indicate how to view/buy them, so we never saw what any of those looked like. We came about 5 years ago and a lot has changed. There's a lot more to do inside now with all the new rides and play areas, as well as the new outdoor splash pad. My kids, 5 & 9, had a good enough time and they were able to do most of the activities - we skipped the splash pad since we just spent 3 days at Great Wolf Lodge and were all water-logged. It was crowded in Legoland on a Thursday afternoon - the areas that didn't have lines to wait in were just filled to capacity with kids. The police car ride is messed up; really long line; and clueless parents. Kids that have no clue how to steer are out in those cars alone, making the experience miserable for those that are actually capable of driving the vehicles. It ought to be based on ability-level, not age. Parents: if your kids can't steer their bicycle, then they don't belong on that ride. Use your brains. Put the inept kids on a ride that has self-propelled cars and a guide track. The 4D movie was great and seeing the landmarks in Legos was cool. There's a neat Star Wars area with a big R2D2. Lines for Merlin's Apprentice, and the Quest went pretty quickly - 10 mins or less. Apart from all the great people I mentioned above, a lot of employees in this place don't seem to want to do their jobs though. At entry, one kid is hassling us about wanting to see an email for tickets we purchased online and put at will-call. The point of will-call is to pick up tickets under your name when you get there, not carry them with you, which he wanted to argue about. He said their will-call is different. Well, buddy, there's only one way to do will-call and if you don't do it that way, then it's not will-call. It's something else, so call it something else. That guy was a moron. He needed to just move out of the way so we could go to the ticket counter - it was only 10 mins before our scheduled time. None of the 4 people checking people in after that seemed to want to make the place any money. I had to go back after we'd already walked through to ask about the scavenger hunt and activity packs - those cost extra and are purchased at check-in, but none of the 5 people we encountered thus far made mention of it. No one was giving a tour for the 3 PM ticket times, so we didn't get our free souvenir Lego. We stood there like idiots for a while waiting for a tour guide, because that's how it worked before and there's a big sign that says to wait for a tour guide. Finally an employee came by and said to walk on through because there would be no tour today. No souvenir brick either. Womp womp. Thanks for your money, suckers! When you exit through the shop, they're supposed to give you a coin for your lanyard, but the girl there wasn't doing her job either. Had to go back and ask for that too. If you show up knowing everything to ask for when the people employed there forget to offer it, then you'll be happier. Pay your $16 per person and don't expect anything that goes with it. We stayed 2 hours and everyone was happy to get out of that disaster of a place. Maybe it's better when it's not summer. read more

LEGOLAND Discovery Center - Lego Landmarks of Dallas & Surrounding Areas - Kids Activities Near Me - Grapevine, Texas

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So I would recommend to use Groupon, you get the tickets for $19 instead of $30, and you can use them anytime instead of the crazy window they give you if you buy on their website or at the door. That being said, it's ok. Nothing spectacular, but the price is not worth the experience. And the place is absolutely filthy. For the prices they charge they should be able to afford to clean. On top of that there are broken Lego bases, jacked up building models that people have messed with and the staff doesn't fix which just makes the place seem even more lazy than it is. Our 2 year old got temporary freaked out on the castle ride and stood up and grabbed me so they shut the ride down for like 30 minutes? To reset? Very underwhelming experience and not worth the full price and not even worth the discount, this place should be $15 a person and not a penny more. read more

I see lots of negative reviews about the lines, the crowds, the heat (AC was working when we visited)...Being a grand parent, we have grown patient when it comes to these venues, and we do suggest an earlier appointment, which we would do next round. The excitement of waiting in line with our granddaughter was worth it for the rides/movie. Im a very impatient person, when it comes to waiting in line for just about anything...But this was our summer trip, that included the Aquarium/lunch/hotel all in walking distance...Im never in a hurry when we are on vacation, and the trip is about her, not us...She loved the final touch of the "Splash Park" at the end...Over all, we had a good time and we would visit again...Package deal is the way to go.. read more

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Fun for my family, boys 7 and 9. It's in the mall so expectations were lower especially with some of the bad reviews but we got combo tickets to here and the aquarium next door so good price. Every employee that we interacted with was very friendly and super helpful, from the people at the front, the coffee shop, operating the rides, printing the pictures, printing the Lego figures, and the register at the end. Our boys enjoyed building cars and racing them, watching the 4d movie and getting their pass stamped at the different locations. read more

Water park is closed, cafe closed, go carts closed. Looks like they're running with a skeleton crew. Kids still had fun but not worth the price. Looks like we came on the wrong day. read more

Took our son this week, and the staff did a great job - friendly, excited, and regularly cleaned areas. Because of COVID you are given a bag of legos to carry around with you, our bag didn't have wheels included and one of the first attractions you walk up to is to build a car and race it. My wife went back to the front desk and they quickly got us wheels for our son to build his car. Overall our son loved it, and had a blast. I wish the admission price for adults was a reduced cost, but we had fun! read more

With good intentions, I took My son to Legoland and Rainforest Cafe in Grapevine Mills mall. My honest review? DON'T. One of the worst experiences I've ever had. Legoland? Overpriced, and all you do is stand in line. He did NOTHING because there were so many people there, you stand in line for an hour. He ended up playing on the splash pad because it was the only thing without a line. And he could have done that at home...for free. I will NOT return to either location again. read more

This place advertises as "fun for all ages", but it definitely isn't. Kids under 5 have almost nothing to do. They advertise rides, but only 1 was working. My 3 (almost 4) year old was scared by it. There was nothing for her. It was crowded and not safe (the one play area is difficult to see in). My son (5 and autistic) had nowhere safe to play. He only lasted 10 minutes. Not worth the money. And the kids in the play area were rough. read more

We have been curious about this place for awhile, but since their tickets are pretty expensive, we decided to make it a "special" outing and go for my oldest birthday. His birthday is in February, so I knew that the splash park was going to be closed, but unfortunately so were the other main attractions. The 4D cinema was turned into a trivia room and Kingdoms Quest was completely shut down. It sucks that I wasn't aware of this before I bought tickets and they don't do refunds. I feel as though this place is a little too overpriced and then when you're not able to do all the fun stuff, it's hard not to get frustrated. We spent about 2 hours here to get our moneys worth and even then the kids were over it and ready to go way before then. read more

Great place. Gavin was so helpful to these two grandmas. He went out of his way to guide us to where we needed to be. It wasn't even his are of work read more

Only giving it 1 stars because not only did I as a parent hate it, but my kid was overwhelmed by how chaotic it was. There is absolutely no organization and they let WAY too many people in at once. So they're making a killing off of overfilling the play areas, completely destroying the quality of our time. Also, the play areas where kids climb into and you can no longer see them is not monitored, adults were crawling into the play areas and are alone and unseen with our children. SO UNSAFE! WE WILL NEVER COME BACK! read more

Overpriced but my 4 yr old loved it. 5 second long ride where you shoot the bad guys with light guns, drivable cars...we went to find a place to watch my son while he waited in line... because of this they would not let him on the ride so he had to wait the line 2x to ride. A room of lego sculptures that you cant touch, there's a play area but it was overwhelmed with kids so we skipped that area. A short 3D lego movie where you get misted with water and snow. There is a playground area inside they can play in but you have to take your shoes off and wear socks. We were wearing sandals that day :/ The outdoor water park was really the best part of it. It's neat to visit-once. Tips: -expensive -wear socks to play in the indoor playground area - bring your own food/snacks/water -avoid like the plague if it's Spring break or summer read more

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We took our 6 year old grandson - he loved it and would definitely go back. What would make this a 5 experience is that the school groups and camps would be on designated days and not OVERWHELM the entire place. It became ridiculous. There is no reason for these huge crowds when you have to buy tickets for a given time. You can tell they are out to just make money and no regard to the experience. read more

Kids had a blast, so thats a win. 4D theater is fantastic, especially with the LEGO Movie tie in. Classic LEGO humor and your favorite characters. Some rides have suffered from age, so not every thing is working. Half the Kingdom Quest (arcade shooter ride) was down. No fun shooting blank screens. The Ninjago Play Land was a hit with the boys. Spent most their time in there. We found a coupon for Kid free with paid adult. Worth an afternoon... if the crowds are low. read more

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A place like this should be kept especially clean. This is why diseases run rampant. also children coming here must be vaccinated. Staff should be SANITIZING every part of this place once an hour. Parents/ adults shouldn't have to buy a ticket. This place shouldn't be filled to capacity. Very dangerous for emergency situations. read more

Yes only 2 stars because of their pricing policy for adults ($20 admission is a bit steep when all I did was supervise a 4 year old!) and take away 0ne star for the dirty play areas. I spent $80 for myself, wife, daughter and her 18 month old and 4 year old sons. They did enjoy themselves while they played in the lego building stations. Our visit was about 90 minutes which is about as long as their attention span allows. The boys were able to be creative and enjoy a safe environment. The lack of seating for adults to stay nearby and observe left me feeling that for the money, there is a lot of room for improvement. Don't get me wrong, the large space was at maximum capacity, with lines for the rides and play areas. For the admission charged, it makes me wonder if the concept of Legoland is sustainable as I know I don't plan to experience this ever again. The Legos themselves were not clean and in my opinion needed to be run through a dishwasher daily as young children put everything in their mouth. Tables also needed wiping more frequently as body fluid residue from children was on all structure surfaces throughout Legoland. We did not try any of the available snacks from the grill. Restrooms were clean. read more

READ THE MICROSCOPIC DISCLAIMER!!! If your an adult with NO kids and you LOVE legos DONT GO! We are pissed BEYOND belief. We love our legos. We have boughten numerous sets. Our WEDDING was even LEGO themed. We are here for our honeymoon with the intention of going to LEGOLAND and NOWHERE did we see "no adults unless you have a kid"! The whole reason we came to Texas from Montana was for LEGOLAND. We can tell you that we will not be buying ANY more LEGOs. At least Build-a-Bear in the mall does discriminate against age! read more

I hardly ever rate anything this low. I went in without expectations we took our 5 year old & 3 year old. For starters, the check-I'm process was super frustrating. The signing alone was confusing & people didn't know what like to stand in. There are supposed to be 2 lines- one for pre-paid tickets & one for purchasing on-site, not there was 1 person at the front. The line turned into about 50 people until a 2nd person arrived to help. I spoke to 3 separate people about the signing issue & confusion and got pretty much a blank stare. No one bothered to fix the issue or address the crowd, only causing more confusion & frustration. Then, all the person did was scan our pre-paid ticket and send us to a 2nd checkpoint where we were welcomed in & no one verified our tickets. Again, more frustration because several people waltzed in & didn't even stand in line since the front was mostly unsupervised. Once inside, the place is fairly small, but has some great areas. There were a couple of great rides (recommend the Kindom's Quest & 4D movie), but the police car ride was a complete mess. There were kids sneaking through (and parents) on a 'no entry' side causing everyone to have to wait even longer than they should when following the correct signage & directions. Overall, I would say the place is probably under staffed & not trained properly. I have visited many places like these & there was big difference in the way they were managed. People at every station to make sure things are running smoothly makes a big dif read more

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Rudest lady when u first get in line. It was an older women with red shoulder length hair. The first point of contact to this establishment and the rudest attitude. Yelled at me in front of 10 or more customers because there was a spillage and we wanted to go around it! Then when I showed her the tickets she moved something on the screen and then yelled at me saying "what is this!" And shoved the phone in my face. Never been treated witch such disrespect. Ignored us the whole time we were in line but spoke to the family and kids in front and behind us. The only employees that seemed to try to give the kids a good experience were was the guy at the Merlin ride and the one at the 4D theatre. That's it! Definitely not worth it for kids over 10. We thought it would be bigger it's really small. Not worth the money at all. Restrooms were out of order. The aquarium next door is better and worth the money. This one is not. Way tooo overpriced for what it is. Will not be coming back again. read more

Ridiculously expensive for what you get. A big part of this is a lego museum which is very cool, but this place is very small. We did everything and ended up feeling underwhelmed. You also can't leave once you enter which is ridiculous for any family with small children. You pay too much to walk through the place and be done as soon as the first kid needs a break. The outdoor area was also closed even though it was in the 80s and this was not displayed on the website and there was no compensation. It was fun and cool but if I had known before what we were getting, I would at tops pay $15 a person. You don't get any real trinkets and your child will want a lego kit at the end. Even at $15 a person, you're still overpaying ultimately. This trip was $500+ for a family of 5. Had I known, I would have ordered $500 worth of legos and duplex off Amazon and we'd still have legos to play with. read more

This was a lot of fun - for kids 12 and under. We had 6 kids, 5 - 12 years old. The 12 year old's were girls, and if they had not been able to explore together, I don't think it would have been much fun for them. The laser target ride was fantastic - everyone enjoyed it, but the other two rides were geared for smaller children. 4-D movies were very good. If your kids like to build with Legos, there were lots of stations to do this with attendants to help. Splash pad was enjoyed by the smaller 4 (boys 5-9 years), but the girls were not interested. They have changing rooms so take towels and a change of clothes for the kids. The cafe is EXPENSIVE and doesn't have much food in it; just expensive drinks. I'd advise eating somewhere else. Once you're in Legoland, you're not supposed to go in and out - they don't stamp your hand or anything. So go when it opens, stay till you've had enough, then go to the food court (this place is in a shopping mall) for lunch, and afterwards go back to the nice but small aquarium across from Legoland. (You can get tickets to cover both - best value). When you exit Legoland, it's through the Lego Store, so be prepared. I think this is a good one-time experience, especially for boys 10 and younger, but we will probably not repeat it. read more

Our Washington State grandkids were in town this past week and our grandson Bentley was just dying to go to LEGOLAND. The hotel that the kids were staying at had a discount code so we were able to save some money on our tickets. I purchased our tickets online, and if you book your tickets online at least 24 hours in advance, you'll get the best pricing, children under 2 are free. When you book your tickets, you also choose your entry time. They space out the number of guests entering so everyone has a great experience. We arrived a few minutes before our time slot, stood in a short line, they then take a few fun pics of your party before entering and then we were off. Obviously, there are a ton of things made out of LEGOS. The Dallas skyline including the AAC, the Cowboys and the Texas Rangers are among the designs you'll see. The kids can drive these police cars around a track, ride the Merlin's Apprentice ride, play on the Ninjago experience and a lot more! They also have a 4D movie with additional rain, wind and snow effects that really bring the movie to life and make you feel like you are a part of it! If you are looking for something fun to do to beat this Dallas heat with young kids, I suggest checking out LEGOLAND Discovery Center. read more

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We last visited Lego Discovery in 2012. I must say they have made vast improvements to the experience. There weren't any rides back then but now there are 4 rides that are complimentary to what they actually have at Lego Land in Florida. This was an added bonus with the discounted tickets I was able to score!There is a little cafe for lunch if you like. Will always come here when in town! read more

I took my 7 year nephew and 5 yr old and 3 yr old niece and we had the best time!!!! We went on a Saturday and got there at 1045 and that was perfect! Not crowded and the kids could run around and do pretty much anything they wanted without a line. We stayed for over three hours and that was just the right amount of time! My 3 yr old was really the only one that wanted to go after 3 hours so we could've stayed longer! That is also the best part, once your in, you can stay as long as you want....no time limit so IMO, it's worth the money. Get there early, stay as long as you like and do everything...it's a great place and we are going back! read more

We have been waiting for this place to open for a few months now because we love amusement parks and this one is smaller and right smack-dab in the middle of our favorite mall! It was REALLY cool on the inside, although the woman doing the little mini-tour and showing us around in the beginning was not entertaining to the 10 year old that we were with and her voice was very loud on the microphone. There is a HUGE jungle gym in the middle of the place that is tons of fun for children. It has slides, rope ladders, and a ball-pit. (MUST wear socks!)There is also a 4D movie that sprays water at you. (Please beware that if you are even the least bit chunky, you will not fit in these chairs comfortably, I learned that the hard way!) There is a princess area just for the little girls with karaoke and a wizard ride that looks like its straight out of Harry Potter! The BEST part was the ride where you ride in little cars and get to shoot at things. Our 10 year old got to go three times in a row! You also have the choice to build your own Lego car and race it down a big ramp! That was very fun! The Legoland cafe has comfortable chairs and clean tables, BUT is VERY expensive! We bought one piece of pizza, a chocolate muffin and a soda, and spend 12$! It is OUTRAGEOUS! They also are very strict about children wandering alone here. You must stay with your child at all times or they will escort him/her back to you. I think it is a very good policy and promotes safety. The store is overpriced as well and I would definitely suggest Walmart if you are really looking for Lego sets, but the key-chains are 5$ and are very cool. My ONLY problem is the PRICE! It is OUTRAGEOUS! I spent 40$ for myself and the 10 year old I was with and I didn't do ANYTHING! I don't think that I should have had to pay when I was just monitoring. Overall, this is very fun, but please come expecting to pay a large amount for a smaller amusement park. read more

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This was our first and last trip to Lego Land. We have 5 and 6 year old daughters. They have been asking us to take them, ever since the place opened. The first segment of the experience was a disappointment to say the least. They cram everyone into one of the entryways. To give some half ass tour, centered around "how Legos are made". I probably would have enjoyed it better if there were less people standing in the way. I could hardly hear, and really felt bad for the kids, who most certainly can't see over grown or overgrown adults. I found myself giving up prime real estate up in front of the presentation to lend way for the kids. I only wish everyone else was as considerate. The interior of this place is a total cluster. The layout is a bit odd, but it looks like they had to get creative to cram everything in. The Texas themed room was my favorite part. Ambiance goes from daytime to evening, with a video projected firework show. The rides were your average C grade carnival rides, with lipstick, and no diesel odor. Long lines, parents not watching their kids, no manners, and not really clear on everything offered. You just kind of wander around until you find something else. The kids had a decent time, by making the best of it. A little bit bigger than a McDonalds play area, going bonkers type jungle gym, in the middle of the place, which requires socks by the way. It was nice that security paid attention to the children attempting to exit the bounce area. They verified the child knew who they were leaving with. I saw a few kids come back, where the parents were nowhere to be found. They asked the child to continue playing and come back later when the parent arrives. We went on a Wednesday evening, just after 5PM. Maybe we got lucky and found one of their busy days. I would have figured sat or sun would have been a zoo. Ah well :) read more

Thank you to Legoland Discovery Center for making my son cry with disappointment this afternoon. He really wanted to use his annual pass that he got when we paid hundreds of dollars for his birthday party there only to be denied because they weren't selling more tickets. I spoke to a manager and explained we just wanted an hour before we had to leave for a movie. They would have happily charged us $50 for 2 adult tickets...for an hour? Really? Thanks but no thanks you mean bastards. I hope I never have to step into that over priced place again in my life. As a tip, the $70 Star Wars sets you can get at Target for just over $50. Sure Lego is fun...but not THAT much fun. read more