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    Legoland Water Park

    3.6 (287 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Cool in the pool
    Arnel D.

    Worth the price of admission. Staff are friendly and welcoming. The place is clean and safe. You'll feel like you're on a far away island with the lush foliage and palm trees. The music is perfect for the theme. Very chill and relaxing. Tons of umbrellas and lounge chairs for everyone to enjoy. Be sure to get here early though to avoid the crowds. Bring sunscreen and a hat, maybe sunglasses too unless it's overcast. Please be courteous and be sure your kids don't poop the pool! Don't ruin the fun for everyone!

    Thuy N.

    We had a blast as a family. Our boys loved it so much. One thing to note the waterpark you do have to have a tickets that cost $5 at the window of entrance for kids age 1-2. We didn't know that until we arrived. Its free for the Legoland dry park for that age range up to 3 I believe. Nonetheless, we had a blast and we would come again. So much to do in the waterpark itself that we loved. Super relaxing. Made easy for stroller rentals, locker rentals, restrooms nearby. The locker was reasonably priced. $16 for whole day. Had a wristband you scan to open the locker. Super easy to use. Would highly recc to any families wanting to add an addition to their family summer fun!

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    Kam D.

    The Legoland Water Park is a gem that we didn't know existed until this year. My boys are 7 and 4 and cannot wait until we can come back. They have so much to do, you can definitely spend a whole day at just their water park. Our favorites were the lazy river, the orange raft slide, and the wave pool. We love the Legoland Water Park.

    Christy T.

    The water park is pretty fun for young kids. For an additional $30 per day, it is a good price. However, due to covid restrictions and reopening, there are few spots that are not opened. So check first. E.g. due to short staff, the wave pool was not open yesterday. I am guessing because of covid restrictions, the river with floats is not opened at all. Amazingly it is not crowded at all this week.

    Dani S.

    Fun place for little kids, the rides are definitely fun but not as thrilling as the ones at Knotts soak city or raging waters. We came here with my niece recently and she had a blast. I was told by our friends that this place gets really crowded and busy on the weekends, so we elected to do this on Monday and the park was pretty empty. There was no lines getting on most of the rides, and we were able to get shaded lawn chairs no problems. The park is not very big, so you can walk around and not get lost. There are several restaurant inside the park for food options, but expect to pay an arm and a leg for anything. Over all super fun experience for the whole family.

    The food at the burger stand is actually pretty tasty!!!
    Julie T.

    This place is so much fun. I've been taking my kid here for several years (we always get annual passes). Until last summer the water park was just very boring and the line for the lazy river was insanely long, because that was the only option for just floating about and relaxing. It was as if the Legoland Water Park was simply an afterthought. But last summer the Chima section opened and it made the entire place seem so much more spacious. It's a simple addition of a wave pool, and kid's' area and a burger stand, but these simple things make the entire water park section of Legoland much less crowded and way easier to enjoy. More people are hanging out at the wave pool area, where there are tons of chairs and ample shade (a bonus for Irish girls like me), thus freeing up the original water park space and alleviating the long lines a bit. So if you're going to Legoland during the warmer months and your family loves to get wet (without the sand, salt, and freezing water of the beach), I can highly recommend the water park.

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    Dawn S.

    OMG anyone with kids I recommend this water park. Worth every penny. There are so many different areas for you and your kids to play. You can stay there all day and just relax. I just took my sons to the waterpark for the 1st time post pandemic and loved it. I will take more pics next time to show off this place.

    Walter H.

    As far as water parks go Legoland Water Park is nice. The park is larger than what we expected with many areas to explore with different themes. They even have a water ride in Pirate Reef., and another tube ride called Orange Rush. There are a couple of water slide rides. The lazy river is called Build-a-raft River and some of the tubes let you build onto the raft with giant soft legos! They have a wave pool, which is nice - and is very mild waves compared to some other water parks we've been to. There are also plenty of areas for toddlers and small children. There was some parts under construction. They have changing rooms and plenty of bathrooms. I didn't eat inside this part of the park, but they did have a couple places to buy food. You can of course rent cabanas; and they appeared to have waitress service. It's a fun water park!

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    As of August 2022, is HALF the park still closed due to staff issues? Or are they completely open now?

    In July they reopened (almost) fully. We were there a couple of weeks ago and they did have the lazy river closed but the rest was open. I have heard rumors that as high schools and colleges begin to restart, they may run into issues again, but as… Read more

    I see that 1-day tickets can include the water park, how many hours feel sufficient to enjoy this park but still have time to enjoy Legoland?

    2-3 hours

    If we have a water park / park hopper ticket, do we have in and out privileges? Or, can we only enter the water park once?

    In and out is fine in my experience.

    When will Legoland Water Park reopen?

    It's open

    Can I bring my own little inner tube? Not planning on going down any slides but my daughter likes floating in one since she can't swim.

    Yes

    Would you recommend this waterpark for kids 10+? Are there larger slides? Or is it more for little kids?

    There are slides for everyone. They will like a lot of the attractions in the water park, but would be bored in the duplo area.

    If the weather prediction is 65 degrees.... would you still take a 2 yr old?

    The water is warm in most pools, like the kiddie area however it will be cold when they get out. I took mine when the weather was like 68 degrees.

    Do they have showers?

    Yes

    The floatie for the lazy river is provided or must be purchased?

    Provided

    Do they let us bring floaties or life jackets for little ones?

    You can bring your own but they have racks of different size life jackets near the front entrance to use and put back. Hope this helps! Have a great time!

    When does it open spring summer or what?

    Yes there open all year long check the website for each day and time

    Do you have to enter legoland park to get to water park?

    Yes the waterpark is at the rear of Legoland. You must enter the park first.

    Are towels provided?

    Nope. Bring your own, otherwise you'll have to pay $17 to buy thin, Legoland beach towels.

    Is the water warm?

    The kiddie pool is warm. The lazy river is warmish. The others are not warm.

    Are shuttles provided from airport to park?

    No

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    Review Highlights - Legoland Water Park

    The wave pool is a legit wave pool that the kiddies love, but the waves are very manageable.

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    The room is huge and we needed it to be as we're traveling with our grandkids. There is a full size…read morebed and two twin beds with a full size fridge and a kitchen area. This room would work well for either a long time stay or a family who wants to cook for their family. The only problem we had was the elevator was broken which means you have to drag your luggage up flights of stairs. It was clean and close to our destination of Carlsbad. We would stay here again. We would request a ground floor room if the elevator was not working.

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    Legoland, the Disneyland alternative in Southern California. Amazing theme park for teens and young…read moreadults. I myself am in my 30s and I felt like I was too old for it, but I enjoyed the rides nonetheless. 1. Galacticoaster- 5/5 similar to space mountain at Disneyland but faster and more intense, it's their newest ride with the longest line, but I purchased their $170 fast pass that had 5 minute wait to save time on a busy day. Not worth it unless it's spring break or summer for the fast pass. Top 3 best attractions there. 2. Emmets flying adventure ride - 5/5 best attraction at park, it is like a journey ride where you are lifted in an 8 row seat across into a platform that allows you to watch legos in a sky city traveling through clouds. 3. Technic Coaster - 5/5 top 3 best ride there. Most intense ride with strong g forces on the drop. It's like crazy mouse coaster but more intense. Mainly for thin or small people due to small restraints. I'm skinny so fit just fine in it. 4. Ninjago - 5/5 top 5 ride at park, adventure ride with points to hitting Lego ninjas, it's a game ride and line can be long, go to it first as it is near entrance. Fun family sit down shooter for points. Great music and ambiance. 5. Coastersaurus/dragon coaster - 4.5/5 similar coasters, but for teenagers. The coastersaurus goes around twice but is short, the dragon coaster is a unique themed dragon coaster, very fun for families. 6. Coast cruise - 4/5 river boat ride with commentary, relaxing but can be hot on a summer day. It was alright, not that special but relaxing, basically "it's a small world" from Disneyland but outside. The rest of the attractions are below a 4/5. So about 5-6 rides are great. I will make honorable mention to the submarine ride, but it was like a 4/5. You go underwater in submarine and find treasure. It was decent but I would say Disneyland has a better submarine ride. Other notable mentions are that the food there is not great, my friend and I ordered hamburgers and fries, they really need better food. This place was by the galacticoaster. Below the galacticoaster has disco drop kitty and there are ramen and other restaurants in that area near emmets flying ride but I reckon it is unhealthy. An amazing family theme park overall, I enjoyed it more than Disneyland due to less crowd but also same or similar quality rides and the quantity of rides and Lego stores and activities were great. Parking lot was massive and a very odd scenery of Lego castle front. The sea life aquarium was amazing! I enjoyed touching the starfish, sea anemone and sea urchins along with looking at jellyfish glowing. Definitely a great addition. I want to come back in the future after 30 years since my last visit. Definitely worth going to when it's not busy otherwise, you're forced to purchase the fast pass which can be expensive for $170. You get on all rides at least with it guaranteed regardless of the overpacked crowds we witnessed that day we went.

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