El parque Legoland Windsor es simplemente horrible. Las atracciones están totalmente desfasadas en tiempo y tecnología, hay suciedad por todas partes incluso entrando a primera hora, y muchas atracciones permanecen cerradas. Los precios son desorbitados, y encima pretenden cobrarte dentro nuevamente por atracciones que deberían estar incluidas en la entrada. El buffet de pasta y pizza es un insulto: pastas frías, mal hechas, con salsas de lata y pizzas de microondas. Pagamos un precio absurdo de 72 € por 2 adultos y 1 niño, y encima solo permiten 3 platos y 3 vasos. Si quieres cambiar de plato o vaso para otra comida o bebida, tienes que rogar. Además, ponen atracciones de agua y luego te cobran extra si quieres secarte. Las entradas en taquilla cuestan casi el doble que online en su propia página. El personal no es amable ni está cualificado. En definitiva, es el peor parque de atracciones que he visto, y sin duda uno de los más caros. Un auténtico robo. --- Review in English Legoland Windsor is simply terrible. The rides are completely outdated in both time and technology, the park is dirty everywhere (even right after opening), and many attractions are closed. Prices are outrageous, and on top of that, they try to charge you again inside for rides that should already be included in the ticket. The pasta and pizza buffet is a disgrace: cold pasta, poorly cooked, canned sauces, and microwave pizzas. We paid an insane €72 for 2 adults and 1 child, and they only allow 3 plates and 3 cups. If you want to change a plate or cup for another food or drink, you literally have to beg. They also have water rides and then charge you extra if you want to dry off. Tickets at the gate cost almost double compared to buying them online on their own website. The staff is neither friendly nor qualified. All in all, this is the worst theme park I've ever been to, and definitely one of the most expensive. A total rip-off. read more

This is the second time we came to this park, both times we thought the decorations and the details were amazing and really cool for anyone to enjoy of all ages. The first time we came was around covid, a lot of the stuff was closed which was disappointing, however we assumed it was because of the virus. However this time, we came back, a lot of the stuff we had enjoyed had closed, like the star was side or the superheros side and they were some of the best ones. Now, we weren't expecting to do a huge amount of rides but we were expecting to do some! We qued up for the car race ride which we were excited as it is one of the biggest ones, the ride closed 3 times whilst we were quing for over an hour nd still weren't halfway through the line. The first 2 times they opened it up in under 5 minutes but the 3rd time they recommended for the people at the back of the que to come back later as they didnt know when they were gonna fix the problem but we ended up leaving aswell. Then we went to do a ride where we r on horses and it spins really fast and swings us. We were in the que for abt 40 minutes then they closed it nd said it would take 40-50 minutes to open back up. So again we left as we had atleast 30 minutes more que time to do after that. Nd the thing is, lego land opens late nd closes early. U feel like ur rushing through the park when ur there and quing up for no reason is really irritating. There were also probably less then 15 benches in the whole park meaning u can only sit down really if ur on a ride (if u manage to get on one). There were only 2 smoking areas in the whole park nd they r both close to the entrance nd one of the smoking areas is connected to the children's park nd kids run in nd out of there. There was only one water fountain to fill up bottles but once again its at the entrance, most people have full bottles at that point so they should put more around the park. But one of the biggest issues was leaving the park. It is so disorganised that it took us over 2 hrs to leave the car park. The rides that we did get to go on however were fun but none of us got to go on any of the big rides nd we only did 3 in total which is not a lot for the price we paid. read more

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What a fun day out for the kids! The park seems to be aimed more at the younger ones and Lego mega fans. Ages 5-14 or so will have a blast here. Only a handful of "thrill" rides, but perfect for younger ones just getting started in the theme park world. There's too much to see in one day and a lot of time can be taken up queueing. There's a variety of fast pass options as add ons, but things sure add up quickly once you start doing that. Worth a visit, but download the app for a smoother day and guide to ride times. read more

Error with the booking dates. Arriving to Windsor Legoland 07/28/25 from New York. Before our children and us took our flight I noticed the booking dates were for 04/28/25! OMG, I called UK to fix the issue and pay any re-booking fees because my children were told by us already and excited to visit Legoland for the first time. To be told by two managers/supervisor they will not offer an amended booking or any coupons to re-book. To be frank that the dates have past and nothing can be offered to assist us with re-booking. My children and us are upset and disappointed we lost our money couldn't experience the memories! I feel it's a cutthroat service to which is a family resort to build memories. read more

Not that much , will not stay again in lego land hotel despite my son loves the place , not clean hotel read more

Legoland - as a parent the room is not clean enough and we find out they forget to take of the cleaning towel after The room doesn't have a telephone - Amusement Parks Near Me - Windsor, WNM

Every bit of Lego is placed with care.Very colourful.Magical place to be.The name is correct it a Land of Legos.

It is a very good place and good for kids and adults of all ages including disabled people

My dad and son had fun here. Some rides only for older kids though. Recommend buying tickets in advance online as you'll save money that way. read more

We went last a Saturday and many of the rides were broken down, leading to long queues at the rides that were working. The place felt a little tired and weathered, in need of some TLC and a good clean. Many of the lego figures were faded and some were broken. Visitors beware! read more

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Legoland was very fun, the water attractions were actually so fun but, the Legoland hotel was not that great because the dragon was breathing very loud all night, and the lift were broken I don't think that they are still broken and I also don't have any pictures, of it because I went down long long time ago like a year ago. read more

If you have been to the Legoland in California you will be disappointed. We made a trip out to Windsor just to see how this Legoland compares... and to our surprise it was quite disappointing. First off, there is a LOT of walking around. I'm used to walking a lot at disney and etc, but this was ridiculous. I would suggest that if you are leaving the park and walked through miniland, once you get to the top while the walkway turns and turns, walk through the first store on the right where you can go straight to the exit. This theme park is made for smaller children. We have a 5 and 7 year old and they were bored. They also love roller coasters, so the "Dragon" was supposed to be the best roller coaster was cute, but very short. It wasn't that scary. Also, they didn't want to do it again. Ninjago was cute where you are in a 3D ride and use hand motions to shoot fireballs (pay attention to the walls where they show you how to fight like an ninja). Mia's House ride was a good one for older or taller kids. Other than these 3 rides... idk. We got to the park at 11:30 and wanted to leave at 2:30. We ended up leaving at 4 since we did stop for burgers at the Pirate area. The food wasn't that great, so pack a lunch. Lots of the restaurants were closed when we were there so use the map to navigate to different towns to find food or pack a lunch. I downloaded the Legoland App for wait times and I would say it was pretty accurate except for the Driving School for kids aged 6-13. We waited in line for over an hour, got sunburned, to have my daughter drive a car for less than 3 minutes. The first 45 seconds were wasted bc the car parked in front was already stuck. So she basically had less than 2 minutes to drive around. There is a Qbot (similar to a fastpass at Disney) but it's quite expensive and not really worth the money. We didn't look into it as it was low season. I'd recommend downloading the Legoland App for wait times and it does tell you how far you are from other rides and attractions. If you're in the area, why not venture out to Paris Disneyland for some fun rides! :) I think that was our issue, we went to Paris Disneyland first and then ended our trip with Legoland. We really wanted to love it here but we left disappointed. read more

Fun. I Have not been there in 7yrs though. I loved the hotdogs and rides and my 2 eldest are still traumatized by the spinning ships.

the power of internet! you can actually book your entire holiday trip without even leaving your armchair! and the website for legoland was so comprehensive and seductive that you cant help but make your booking, right there, right then! and when they throw in a free day's worth of legoland fun, if you stay at the resort hotel, it becomes a no brainer. yes, you most definitely can get cheaper rooms in the windsor area. but can the whole family stay together in a super well appointed pirate themed room that can accommodate 5, all with their very own bed? here at legoland resort hotel, you can! yes, you can actually do a short road trip from london without having to stay the night. but the paid parking for regular park visitors can be a nightmare, very crowded and muddy at times. whereas if you stay at the resort, it's free, and hassle free, parking within stones throw from the resort's main entrance. the facade is well decorated with fascinating lego sculptures to greet your arrival. a stroll through the main entrance and you are in wonderland. immediately, a lego pool awaits you, not a real pool but a play pen filled with endless pieces of lego to stimulate the most imaginative of minds and to whilst your time away whenever you are waiting in the lobby area. many more lego sculptures anoint the entire hotel. a separate queue for checking in and checking out shows how thoughtful they are. you can also pre-check in, leave your luggage with the porter and scoot off to legoland immediately! on departure day, keep the same luggage tags and they will move your luggage from your room to storage when you check out. the hotel's rear entrance gives you direct and quick access into legoland, with a lake greeting you flanked by adventure land! dont forget your reentry chop if you are not done for the day. back for check in at 3pm sharp and the room was ready with all our luggage send there. the lifts talk to you and the floor to ceiling themed decor really gets you in the mood. once through our room door, the pirate theme continued. it was definitely a WOW moment!!! kiddo bunk beds with an additional 3rd pull out, if required and their own tv. a queen sized bed for adults in a separate section also dressed in theme. pirate lego figurines, spinning block puzzles and a locked monkey king's treasure chest with clues for you to find the correct number combination that will unlock it with lego toy spoils laying in wait inside. other facilities include, pirate themed wet play area, indoor play castle, live entertainment, board games and story books, daily model making competition, bricks family restaurant and skyline bar. finally, a side trip to windsor castle is only a 10mins drive away or you can use the convenient park and ride from outside the hotel. so what are you waiting for? legoland windsor resort hotel, AHOY! read more

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We went in October 2013 for a 2-night stay over the Scottish holidays. We got a decent deal on the price due to the holiday not being an English one, and in exchange we got terrible weather! That, however, was the only terrible thing about the weekend (well, aside from having to get "up" at 3am to drive down on the first day). Absolutely everything about the park was superb. We had three children with us, aged 1, 4 and 11 at the time. The variety of rides was suitable for all the ages, and the hotel facilities catered for the fussiest child to the pickiest/nerdiest adult. The decor is simply staggering, staff were wonderful, food was great (especially if you went for the cheap dinner deal as part of the advance booking - full price *is* expensive)... The room we got had a knights/castles theme and was just incredible. Games for the children, boxes of Lego to play with, hand-crafted decorations, Lego-branded soap, two TVs in the room (one for kids, one for grown-ups), and so on. Very well designed and laid out. If I had to pick fault, it was the price of the additional things, such as the food and drink out in the park area - but this is completely on a par with other theme parks. In fact, as one of the restaurants was closing down for a refurb, we actually got a particularly fine deal on burgers on the wettest afternoon. Our only real regret was in not packing swimwear as my wife was adamant we'd not need it. Despite the atrocious weather, the hotel does have a really cool looking activity pool with slides and water guns... which we didn't get to use. Next time. And there *will* be a next time. read more

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Right, I can't lie, short of them accidentally lobbing off one of my limbs whilst I was there, this was always gonna be a super-mega-5-star-plus review. Cue enhanced fanboy-ness! I've been dropping hints about going here as a birthday treat since I was a kid, and finally, at the ripe old age of 34, someone listened!! For someone with an actual Lego man tattooed onto his arm, this was always going to be a good day. Thankfully, it surpassed even my Lego obsessed expectations. First bit you get to is the Star Wars mini exhibition - which is huge, and set with key moments from all 6 films. Even the sight of Jar Jar didn't dampen my spirits on this one. Literally the best thing I've ever seen. I'm now working out how to add a new wing to my house to create my own... I did get told off right at the start for giving Lego R2 a kiss, but I'd do it again As you go round, there's loads of little Lego scenes and worlds, which are all very tongue in cheek. Very me! If you do go, you've got to visit Atlantis - there's a full underwater world with sharks, Nemos and a big Lego Atlantis. Epic!! I could have stayed there for days, and I could write a whole novel about what we saw there, but I'll keep it brief. The Lego mini cities they've built are incredible, though I feel a Manchester section is missing... Only downside, is the sheer volume of kids, though understandable. As long as you're patient though, and focus on the sheer Lego awesomeness, even they can be tolerated! read more

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I was quite disappointed with some rides. this theme park is mostly for smaller children. There are also not many rides and food and drink is overpriced and Qbot is a waste of money. read more

Legoland - Amusement Parks Near Me - Windsor, WNM

I have been here 6 times this summer and I still dont think I've seen it all!! Tickets are expensive so if you can get tesco day passes or even better a merlin annual pass as its more cost effective if your able to go to the places a few times. Legoland is a great family day out but is more suited to toddlers and younger children as there isnt much for the older thrill seeker. The water rides are excellent and are definatly my favourites. There are lots of things to do around the park, play areas, mazes etc which is handy if your waiting for someone in a long que. food is quite reasonably priced with plenty of choice but i prefer to take my own lunch and use the provided picnic areas. Legoland land is amazing, minature replicas of cities that all move, mustve taken ages to make!! read more

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Lego land holds a lot of memories for me from my childhood. I went a few years ago and still found it charming but I felt differently this time. The park itself is starting to feel dated, it's not a good sign when the Lego figures that greet you as you enter are faded from the sun, though the idea of these figures around the whole park are great. The miniland which showcases parts of the world in Lego show the same problem, dated displays, very faded and a little sad. When you're paying so much, it seems poor show to not refresh the displays and keep them bright and beautiful. The rides all had stupidly long queues, the food stands, even for ice-cream had about 15 people or more in the queue. I saw 40 people in the pizza buffet queue and no water fountains! The whole place felt crowded and there didn't seem to be enough food options, places to sit or space to breathe. It wasn't about how many people there were, more the layout. They're building a new land right next to existing attractions, why not space it out? I also felt there could have been more signage. There were alot of staff wandering around though and they seemed helpful. Overall, it's a good place for kids, but only if they can stand the queues. Considering the entry price, a lot of improvement is needed. read more

There is one really good thing about this place and that is the actual Lego City. That's where they built replicas of famous buildings and landmarks in Lego. At the same time this part looks like it has been made in the early 90s and just maintained since then. The rest of the park is an never ending cue with complaining children and tired adults. A lot of the attractions is quite alright, but it doesn't matter when they are two minutes and the cue was an hour and a half (that is not an exaggeration). If you decide to go, just don't do it in a weekend or a holiday, it's a waste of money. Make sure you bring your own food and drinks if you have any consideration for health and/or your wallet. read more

So Legoland is on the Merlin Annual pass list which means we visit a couple of times every year. The park is huge and always busy. We grab a train from Paddington to Windsor and then jump on the Legoland shuttle bus. Get there for opening time and dash to the most popular rides...my youngest (age 10) is a big fan of the driving school and also the Dragon roller coaster. Expect to queue for over an hour later in the day so get these done first. Don't expect to get round everything...simply too much to see and do. The target audience is families with young kids and there are lots of rides aimed at youngsters. Personally I think the water rides are the pick - Vikings' River Splash will get you seriously wet and thrown about and puts the Rumba Rapids version at Thorpe Park to shame. Pirate Falls Dynamite Drench is also a solid log flume. Awesome mini Lego village, splash water play area and various shows throughout the day are great options if you want to avoid the queues. Take a picnic - food and drinks are expensive and dull...make sure you leave sometime for the Lego shop - great selection but it does get very very busy. No fast track tickets here but instead they offer a q-bot machine - which basically let's you skip the queue and prebook your rides. Honestly if you want to get round all the rides then this a must. Not cheap but worth it... read more

I am a theme park junkie and on my March trip to England, I had the pleasure of visiting Legoland. I have a local Legoland in California, but have never been to it. Windsor was my first experience at a Legoland. I visited the park with my boyfriend, his parents and his two small children (3&5). This is truly a park that all ages can enjoy. As much as I love Disney, Legoland is a much better park for the smaller children, as nothing is too intense or frightening. It's great for adults, because the theming and attention to detail is so well done. I loved the miniland and just generally walking the park and marveling at everything. It's big. We went on opening day and luckily it wasn't too crowded. Even so, we could not fit in everything with a full day. There was far too much to see and do. We probably missed out on 1/3 of the park. The driving school for the youngest children has a very, very slow moving queue. Do that early. Great staff. They are very interactive with the young children. i absolutely loved this park and am so happy that I had a chance to visit. read more

Firstly the entry price is ridiculous! Im sure there are some ways of getting a better deal,such as tesco club card vouchers. anyway we had a very enjoyable time there. Spent most of the time in the shop! We didnt go on any rides as that wasn't our thing. Lego was, so that what we spent out time looking at. When I say we I mean two adults and no children. You dont need kids to enjoy Legoland :) read more

This is definitely a place I'd love to visit again. My first visit was work related and it was early afternoon/late evening so the full charm wasn't evident. Basically before I knew it, it was closing time and I didn't get to see the whole place. However, from what I saw, I'd say this is a place I'd like to visit to give it a proper once round and update at that point. So this is a kind of placeholder..... read more

As an amusement park, meh. As a Lego museum, win. Tickets are super expensive, but any Lego fan will appreciate the 25 million bricks that went into building the park. Kids will find more enjoyment in the various attractions as they are more geared towards the younger crowd. Miniland is amazing, clearly the highlight of the park. read more

Theme parks. How I hate theme parks. Noisy, bustling, irritating people with screaming, malevolent, bacteria-laden brats, pushing and shoving their way through endless lines toward tiresome rides with generations-old bubblegum stuck to the plastic seats. Blech. Legoland, on the other hand, is lovely! And for that you pay. Oh yes, my friends, you PAY...unless you shop smart and get the vouchers that are often carried in national newspapers and online. Once inside, the kids went nuts. As the name of the place implies, they don't shirk on the plastic bricks, and anyone who's ever obsessed for more than five minutes over a Lego Star Wars fighter or had the joy of building massive towers of blocks only to destroy them with a single karate chop (I was an only child, so shut up) will have a ball around this land of Lego. The rides are all enormous fun, despite the lines. We didn't pay for the "Qbot" thing that "waits in line for you", as we knew we would just eat snacks while we waited anyway. So there were a few long waits, but all were much appreciated and just built anticipation for the fun to come. All of the facilities are excellent. The bathrooms are spotless, the restaurants serve extremely healthy (and tasty) options, and the staff are helpful to a tee. I dreaded going to Legoland (see the first paragraph) but left exhausted, happy, and eager to return again so we could go on more rides and see more of the amusing exhibits. read more

Okay Legoland fans... how many Legolands can you tick off and say, hey I can see Windsor Castle from the terrace and you mean the actual Windsor Castle and not the one built of Legos? I'm thinking this may be the only one. This is a nicely run theme park for cleanliness and amenities however if you are taking a small child there is sugar everywhere. I'm still wishing for one theme park where kids cannot mainline sugar but it is clean and you do get a fair bit of exercise walking about. We really enjoyed the water rides on a hot day in the Viking Park. The Pharaohs was also a hit. Where else can you see a 2 story tall pharaoh made of Legos? The rides are nicely divided up age appropriately and all the miniature Lego cities are well done (and take note: they glue the pieces together for a reason ... everyone tries to take them apart) You can get a Lego driving license and a picture on many of the rides if you want to remember the experience but it will cost you. There is also a drier you can put yourself for 2 pound sterling after a water ride. There are many opportunities to leave money behind throughout the day. That said, it is well organized and clean. The staff are friendly without being solicitous. It isn't as much as Disneyland and you can have a lovely day with your family. I enjoyed the ride back. It's not often I go past Ascot coming back from a theme park. If you work out the discounts and eat real food not sugary snacks it isn't too expensive to relax and unwind. read more

Legoland is really great fun, and yes, it is for the slightly younger crowd but we still had fun! As Star Wars fans we enjoyed the Star War walk though and taking lots of photos! The rest of the rides are more geared up for little people but we still had a go! All food is covered by the Merlin Pass discount which is realyl good as the day can work our rather pricey. Make sure you download the app, we did the scavenger hunt which we really enjoyed. read more

Legoland looks amazing! Just to go see the Lego is worth a visit. Rides are suitable for children under the age of 12, I think older children will be board. There is a range of rides and activities to do. The computer coding workshop was good. Favourite rides were the water rides. Haven't graded legoland 5 stars as it is quite expensive from souvenirs to food. The queues are quite long too! read more

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We think it's great here! There are all sorts of rides for children from very small to older, and a great view of Windsor Castle. There are cafes and food places but we generally take a picnic. This is a whole day event or more. There is a maze, and my daughter has got lost in it - I don't know who was more distressed, she or I. The water rides are great - hot on our favourite list. One ride my daughter has not yet been on, is the rollercoaster. I have though, and it's pleasantly fun - after America I can do without the heart stopping, paralysing rides! There are plenty of rides which are very pleasing to a child, and therefore pleasing to me. This is not thrill a moment stuff, its a family day out read more

Best to completely avoid on Bank Holidays. If you can, turn up 15 minutes before they open so you can be parked up and ready by 10am then get a couple of good rides in before the rush. Over the years the rides have got bigger but it's still best for kids up to about 10 years old. The food is reasonably priced and good enough, so don't bother with a picnic as almost all the green space has been lost to new rides. read more

We have been Legoland annual pass holders for 3 years now. We still aren't tired of it! My two boys love going, and we even go up after school for a couple of hopurs sometimes. They have grown with it really - when we started going they were only big enough for the 'little rides' but now of course as big school boys they are tall enough for all of them! Personal favourites though are still the Dragon rollercoaster, and the fairytale brook. We also go to some of the special events - the fireworks are not to be missed, although be prepared to queue for hours to get out of the carpark at the end! The food is very reasonable for a theme park, especially with an annual pass you get 10% or 25% off in the restaurnats and shops. Great day out! read more

For younger kids this place is great. There are a number of rides for smaller kids and lots of things for them to do; like learning to drive! The queue for the rides though can be hell particularly during the School holidays and even if you're there first thing in the morning and are the last to leave, because the park is so vast you still wouldn't be able to fit everything in. The JCB digger activity was disappointing (over an hour wait), so I wouldn't recommend it unless your kids are particularly interested in this. On some rides however there are lego play pits so whilst the adults are queuing the kids can go and build something amazing (a great idea!) It's also good that you can use your sainburys nectar points to get free tickets, otherwise the adult price of £36 on the day is just way too expensive. Plenty of parking, and a number of picnic areas for people to sit and eat their own food, make legoland a pleasant but very tiring day out. read more

Great place to take kids - I went with my niece and a friends daughter and they had a total blast. Cost a fortune but still a great day. When we went, you could re-use your ticket for the rest of the summer (not sure if that offer is still on). The one thing I wish I'd known was that your kids are going to get SOAKED! There's a little water fountain fun area in one part of the park and my friends poor daughter had to walk around for the rest of the day with my spare t-shirt on as a dress and my headscarf around her waist as a belt! Not that she cared - far too much fun to be had :o) read more

Great day out for the family. Plenty of things to see and do no matter what your age. The maze is great and the rides are fun but not too scary even for the younger visitors. They do have some cafe's and food places but they can be quite costly, but there are plenty of places to eat your own food. Makes for a full day of fun and the lego shop is brilliant. read more

A great day out for the family, but best for the pre-teenagers and/or those who love LEGO [like my son]. While not as good as the Danish Legoland, there is enough to see and do here for several days a year, and we do make the most of it. Food and drink can be a little pricey, but there are very good deals for Annual Passholders. If you are not going to be a regular visitor, remember there are lots of 2-4-1 offers available. read more

Having been here about 10 times over the last few months i have to say it never gets boring, between the rides, shows, shops and eateries there is plently to do for all ages from the little ferris wheel to the viking splash ride. The park is full of great rides however like most places as you can imagine can get very very busy so you have to bear this in mind that the queues for rides may be long. There are plently of kiosks around the park to get drinks, hot dogs, ice cream etc and should you bring in your own food there are plently of places to sit and have a picnic read more

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Fantastic place for families with young children. It's best to go out of season as the queues can get very long during the summer holidays. Children (and adults ) can do a vast range of things such as building cars, riding the rapids, slaying the dragon and much more. Food is reasonably priced but is worth taking a packed lunch to eat as you wait for rides. There are always discount tickets about so there is no need to pay full price. Check the newspapers, cereal boxes and internet for discounts Take your waterproof for some of the rides. Have fun. read more

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I have nothing bad to say about this park. It is just fantastic. There are lots of rides to keep the kids busy. Also everywhere you look there are lego figures etc (as you'd expect). There are usually lots of leaflets in local press or on certain websites that give children free admission with a paying adult. My kids loved the sweets factory on the way out. It cost me a fortune for the sweets but the kids eyes were a treat. Will definately be going back again next year. read more

As with all the theme parks it is expensive to get in, the park is enormous and with small children we struggled to cover a large part of it, ideally you need to do several visits. The children loved it, so much for them to see and do. Food is expensive in the park as with all the parks so if you can take a picnic or a snack its advisable. We found we had to queue for some of the attractions which small children can find frustrating. My children loved the lego working models around the park best of all. A great family day out where the kids will definately not get bored and if the kids are happy then we parents are happy. read more

We visited legoland a couple of times this summer with our two pre-school children. We bought annual tickets through Tesco deals which made our trip that much more affordable! Our first trip in June was brilliant. Anticipation was built up with music playing as we entered and the view over the whole site set before us. As it was during term time the queues for all the rides were minimal and this meant we managed to pack a lot into one day. Our children's favourite rides were the Fairytale Brook boat ride - really enchanting and magical. Also the Dragon's apprentice where it was the first time they had experienced the thrills of a roller-coaster. The Dino-dipper was surprisingly fast and I thought might worry them but it had the opposite effect and they were laughing their heads off with delight and stayed on for many more goes. The driving school was great too. My elder daughter loved the Johnny Thunder live action show with daring gymnastic stunts. However, her favourite thing of all was a spinny bucket in the childrens playground! We returned in early July thinking it would still be quite quiet but unfortunately it was heaving. I can't imagine what it would be like in high season. The queues were long enough then and our children got bored. We went on a really boring ride too, the Ferris wheel, don't bother! Overall I would say it is the sort of place you have to experience at least once as it is very spectacular, creative and magical, but choose when you go carefully! read more