Ok so this is England and all the same things apply as when we try to do anything that America has already excelled at, just like fast food. Take one American theme park, remove everything good (managed queuing, helpful eager staff & well maintained clean rides) But on a sunny day with young kids it fab. Kids love it & that's what it's all about, so the plastic blocks fade in the UV from the sun, the shape of the blocks makes them trap & hold every bit dirt going, but so-what, your kids well love it, you'll end up paying a fortune for some very average food. The first draft was written two hours into the day & was very negative, then I realised it's not how I see the place but how it's seen by the children. Go to Legoland with children & enjoy their joy in the place; that what it's for. read more

They just don't have enough rides. Apparently the Dragon is their showpiece, however this is just plain average compared to Alton Towers standard's. Food, drink and ice creams are a total rip off and it's hit and miss with the staff. Pretty much every other theme park is better than here. read more

This is rapidly becoming our default Day Out, despite being about an hour's drive from home and a somewhat expensive experience! (Having used Tesco Clubcard vouchers to obtain Annual Passes, which is an excellent deal, we don't pay to get in but of course wind up spending vast amounts of money in the Lego shop instead) My son visited on his fifth birthday - he was very pleased that he got a badge and every member of staff who saw it during the day made an effort to say Happy Birthday and ask him how the day was going. That sums up the kind of customer service you get here - staff seem to care about what they are doing, and genuinely enjoy interacting with a lot of very excited small children. The park offers a lot of choice for everyone, from small children up, and mostly it's got nothing to fault it. If I were to ask for anything extra it would be a good picnic area - the meals are reasonable but because of the scale involved tend to be a bit 'school canteen'-ish. It's possible to go back and forth to the car parks but not totally convenient, and who wants to eat in the car? read more

We visit this place once a year as it is inbetween our home and my parents home and they then get to spend a fun day with our children. It is very expensive to get in but we use our Tesco Clubcard punts to pay for everyone. We've been three times and still we haven't seen all of the attractions! read more

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This is a complete waste of money and time. I went there a few weeks ago and we spend the whole day just queueing. We must have got on a total of 5 rides after spending a whole entire day there. The queues were just horrendous and you spent more time in those queues than on the rides themselves. I think the place is very clever with everything being made out of lego but unfortunately its not worth the time, money and stress, especially when you have young children who can't stand in a queue for 40mins plus. I was highly disappointed and I think they organisers need to put measures in place to restrict the number of people they let into the park at any given time. The food there was expensive too. Save your money and go somewhere where you don't have to spend ages queueing!! read more

My husband, 6 year old daughter and myself visited Legoland at the end of August 2007. We were camping near Maidenhead and used our tesco clubcard deals vouchers to visit the park two days running. In hindsight I see now that was a bit too much Lego for one person to handle! I was six months pregnant at the time so was unable to go on nearly all of the rides; however my husband and daughter did manage to get on most of them. I must say I have never seen queues this long at any other theme park i visited; my husband and daughter queued for nearly 2 hours just to get on the log flume, which i thought was very excessive for such a tame ride. However the days we visited were blazing hot and it was the summer holidays so i guess this was to be expected. Also at most other theme parks the rides are aimed at all ages, but Legoland really only caters for children, which made it a bit of a boring experience for us adults! However my daughter absolutely loved it and didn't mind the queueing, though i think if she had been a couple of years younger this would have been a real problem. The only real complaint I have about the place is that the ladies toilets at the entrance were some of the dirtiest i've ever been in, they were so smelly that people were actually retching! This didn't make for a great start to the day. The food was the usual theme park fare; overpriced and pretty tasteless! I would recommend taking a picnic! read more

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We enjoyed 2 days at the park. The range of activities and rides are good but it has its downsides too. Good points - great atmosphere. broad range of activities, clean, well laid out, fascinating lego creations, lots to do and see in plenty of space. Miniland is amazing and there are plenty of rides to go on. Our eldest is 9 though and I think if he was any older some of the rides might have been a bit boring. Best age to visit? - probably 6-10 years. Bad points - once you've paid the £20-£40 per person to get in you'll then get stung for all sorts of extras in the park unless you want your kids to think you're really mean. It really is worth taking a rucksack full of drinks and snacks because food and drink prices were extortionate. Also take plenty of spending money because many extra attractions cost extra, the fairground stalls are ridiculously expensive and you also have to pay for parking (£2-£6) This year there seems to be a massive problem with wasps too. Any attempt to eat or drink brought countless wasps towards you and we saw plenty of people getting stung. All in all a good couple of days and would recommend it to others but arrive early, head round the side to the bottom of the park and work back up to the top, mind the wasps and prepare to feel slightly fleeced. read more

I took my family of four, our two kids are 6 and 3. They loved it. I am glad we waited until this age as I think if my son hadn't been able to go on the rides he was just able to, we would have had a very different day. Two rides we waited for, we were unable to ride threw technical faults but it was the first day of the year that they were open. Overall we were very impressed, it was a very safe family friendly place. The staff were excellent. read more

Very disappointed with the samll amount of Lego in Legoland (even the shops seemed to have little). At the time of our visit - the park was besieged by wasps. We paid for the queue bot - which the children did enjoy - but it did add to the total cost - which was extortianate!! All in all - the park did seem a little tired. read more

We come here very Year and have just been for the first time since it open for 2018. Disappointing to find that despite the break, they haven't fixed any of the broken Star Wars exhibits. Half the rides seem to have broken down, no Ninjago, no train... Every y at this park seems to decline. Sad. read more

I visited legoland sometime ago with 2 teenage daughters and we were all sorely disappointed with our trip. Lego is enjoyed by people of all ages and we were looking forward to our visit, but we didn't realise the park would offer so very little for anyone over the age of about 8 years old. Any rides that did look like they might be fun weren't accessible to adults. The queues were horrendous and the only good thing I can remember was the show at the lighthouse with some funny ninjas! Not a place to visit unless you have a very young child. A family friendly attraction should cater to the whole family, not bore the parents/any adults visiting. You're better off spending the entrance fees on lots of Lego!!! read more

We love going to legoland! The staff are always friendly and give a helping hand. The events are great. Even though no little kids anymore we still love going to see all the new lego stuff. Well worth going. read more

Legoland - Amusement Parks Near Me - Windsor, WNM

Back again. The Merlin Pass is paying dividends this year. Back for the 4th time and still finding new things to go on. Great family day out. Take a picnic and don't bother with a hot chocolate unless you like it expensive and watery. Otherwise a well organised park. read more

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First off, I grew up in Florida, so my experience with theme parks is pretty broad, even though I don't like them very much. Since coming for a monthlong visit to London, my son has been after me to visit Legoland, and being a huge fan of Legos I couldn't turn down his request, since I was curious to see what a Lego amusement park looked like. It takes a bit of planning and knowing how public transit works in the UK to make this happen. I didn't know where to look for discounts, but when I went to the Paddington rail station and talked to a rail agent, I was given the option to buy a combo rail/bus/park entrance package, and to avoid the hassle I decided to take him up on the offer. From Paddington you take a train to Slough, pronounced like "plow", and at Slough you get off and take a smaller train that only travels between Slough and Windsor: about 6 minutes. From there it's a 15 minute bus ride after you find your way out of the beautiful Windsor train station and bear right for the tiny bus stop across the street. Once in the park I was disappointed by how dingy most everything seemed. My son is not old enough to care about dinginess and was simply overwhelmed by the incredible Lego sculptures everywhere. As long as he was thrilled, I was thrilled. The Lego sculptures are amazing in their quality, variety and their number. Hundreds upon hundreds of gigantic Lego sculptures dot the entire park, and just when you think they couldn't do something more outrageous, a giant Hagrid or the front end of a 747 defies you. At the center of the park is a recreation of much of Europe and even some of America (at least our space program). This part was almost worth the admission, at least to me. I felt like a kid again and kept saying to my son, "Wow!" The rides here are mostly a joke compared to the ridiculous coasters and concoctions at places like Busch Gardens and Cedar Point, and they seemed like a complete waste of time. My son, however, liked them and so again I say: if he's happy, I'm happy. So all in all I was glad to visit, but I would probably never pay to visit Legoland again and would prefer to visit Windsor castle instead (which I'm sad to say I haven't done yet). Two notes: first, a caution with the buses. If you decide to wait until late in the afternoon to catch a bus back from Legoland, be sure you know what time they return. There was a 5:10, 5:20, and then a 6:10 and a 6:20. We, of course, arrived at 5:23 and waited nearly an hour for the next crowded bus. Taxi drivers know this and start showing up like vultures to pick the desperate prey, charging a king's ransom to take you a couple of miles. My only other note of advice is to visit the gift shop early in the day and pick out what you want and pay for it then. We went by the main gift shop at noon and it was a ghost town. We returned at 4:30 and it was a disgusting sea of smelly, wet tourists, all jostling for a spot in the queue. read more

Avoid avoid avoid. It's hard to describe how disappointed I was with my visit to Legoland. It is a relic of a park. Rust and faded paint in abundance. Customer service and smiles are not. Upkeep is clearly something they're not interested in either. Oh, until they have to close a ride in middle of the day for maintenance. One ride? Two rides? More rides? Many closed for maintenance. They still try and sell you a speed pass for rides that are closed! I even wrote to customer service to file a complaint after my visit, the response (2+ weeks later) gave inaccuracies (I'm not going to forget how many rides were closed and for how long -when I spent hundreds of pounds there) and completely avoided my inconvenient points, including the whole point of my writing to them...to seek a partial refund for selling me tickets for a ride they KNEW was closed! Spend you hard earned money elsewhere, you'll be able to provide so much more for you children and family. read more

Awful place. The staff have no idea how to park cars or move people around a site effectively. Qbot charges are £35 per person and that's after you've paid the hugely expensive entry fee. So for my family of five - it costs over £300 to come and spend the day here. It's just utterly ridiculous. Zero stars. read more

UPDATE: We received an update from LEGOLAND....nearly a year later. Thanks for this LEGOLAND, although you addressed this to Paul. My names Simon. What a load of rubbish. Firstly it costs a lot of money to get in. The queues are really long to get in too(unless you would like to go in the rain or freezing cold). Once on you get bombarded with the worst food stalls and restaurants that cost about £8.00 for a small microwaved hot dog! The place is also full of wasps nests....when the place is full of kids and sticky drinks why can't they clear these up, there are lots of companies that will clear these. Every ride has an hour queue in the summer and the railings need painting and the grass needs cutting... A total mess. You can always look at the mini Lego city with half a Lego train that has fallen apart going around a tacky Lego city. Don't get me wrong the Lego city is good but it is all dirty and wear and tear has taken its toll and the place has not been washed or repaired! We went on a train ride and it took is around the park. My daughter asked why the Lego man in the water had no legs and where it had all Galen apart it was sticking out of the water on a pole! When you go in the rides they are all decorated nicely but look at the ceiling and see where the workman had stopped. The place is a disgrace to theme parks and paying that much money to get in they should take a bit more care and attention to detail. Don't worry I won't be going there again to spend a day in a queue...I will leave that to the PTA mums. read more

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip to LEGOLAND. Whilst I found it slightly difficult with two children of different ages on my own we still had a wonderful time. However, in the future I will be going with my husband as i found my 8 year old had to miss out on a few rides as I had no one to watch my 18month baby while I went on the rides with him. Food was nice and we went to the family budge so there was a good selection of choice for all three of us read more

Legoland is a fantastic theme park with the added benefit of having so many things made of Lego. While the kids in our group really enjoyed the rides and other activities, I was fascinated by the seemingly endless variety of Lego creations on display. Apart from Miniworld where so many real buildings had their Lego counterparts, the park is casually dotted with Lego creations each of which is perfect and astounding. My favourites were the polar bear sunbathing in a deck chair and the lifesize Lego family having a picnic. For the adult it's this sort of thing that is most interesting thought the rides aren't bad either. We visited on the last day it was open so the rides were marred by enormous queues. The water based rides were the best really and you should do them first before they get crowded. The driving school didn't look like much fun to us but the kids were delighted! The rollercoasters are good too but standing in line for over an hour for a 2 minute ride kind of took some of the fun out of it. The staff varied - some were really helpful while others were positively heartless, especially the one who locked the bathrooms before the fireworks and refused to open them for my 7 year old niece who was bursting. We had to sprint to the next set of loos and only just made it in time. I hope he finds all the loos locked next time he's desparate. The best part though were the Halloween fireworks. These were beyond spectacular and went on for absolutely ages. And we all sat there on freezing grass with our mouths open for every minute of it. It was even better than the Lord Mayor's show and thats saying something. read more

Legoland is a trully magnificent day out for the whole family with rides for the young and the old, you really would'nt want to miss out on a visit to legoland. read more

Really disappointed with this place. I took a 10 year old lego addict but there was hardly any lego for him to actually play with. I also had a 2 year old and there wasn't much for her to do. I also accept these places are very expensive to get into but I kinda expect the adults kids to be very expensive while the kids are a lot cheaper..not so at this place..maybe it was just because we went shortly after it reopened after winter but I just didn't rate the place..staff were good though read more

The good: - Miniland. These were really detailed, elaborate, and vast Lego landscapes of famous places. - The large Lego sculptures. The bad: Basically everything else. Obscenely high admission prices, long lines for non Q-bot stuff, and very uninspiring rides and activities. Basically, the park was a repeat of the same shops and food....over, and over. read more

Lego land is a great theme park - mostly for the kids. Unfortunately Thorpe Park is not far away from here so bigger kids and adults would usually choose to go there instead. As i am sure you know, everything here is made of lego. Even if you are like me and have better things to do then play with lego (honestly) you will still like it here. It is almost like architecture i cant quite believe they can build all this stuff out of lego!!! it must take ages! Miniworld shows miniture models of real buildings but some of the lego works are anything but mini they are huge! They even do special events where they make special models. They once had Atomic Kitten there (you know, they are a girl band.. 3 girlstide is high annoying accentsYES! themlol) and to mark the occasion they made life size models of the girls and they were really good! Lego land can be very busy and if there is anyway you can visit during the school term then you should in the summer you will spend all your time in ques :( There are the usual water based rides, high rides, low rides, slow rides, faster rides but it is all aimed at kids. The food there is the same as any theme park - slightly expensive - you could always bring a picnic on a nice day! Try and go on an events day for extra perks of course beware that might bring in a bigger crowdcatch 22. Enjoy! read more

Fun park to visit, you don't have to be a Lego fan to enjoy it but if you or your child is then they will really love it! Expensive to get in but there are often money saving vouchers in newspapers and on food packets etc. This park is not really for thrill seekers as there are no real good rollercoasters, apart from the Dragon one which is pretty tame (even I let the kids drag me on that one!) There is loads to do though and some good family rides and rides for younger children. Good idea to bring a picnic as the food there is expensive and there are some lovely scenic picnic spots. read more

We've had two fantastic family days out here and will be back for more next year. The park is mostly clean and tidy and well maintained. There are a massive range of rides for little children, whereas other theme parks seem to cater more for adults and teenagers, so it's a great day out with little ones. The food is expensive but you can always take a picnic. I didn't find the queues very long, even on a warm day in the Summer holidays, although by the time we left there were queues of 1 hour+ being advertised on their 'wait time' boards around the park. The scenery is great and the tiny town is worth a look. It's an especially bargainous day out if you use your Tesco Clubcard vouchers to buy tickets. read more

This is a great day out. If you live near enough it is worth buying the annual pass (you only need to go 3 times to have cover your costs). One visit is not enough as there is so much to do. Recently alot of things have been updated as some of the rides were getting a bit tired. If you go in holidays (especially when it is hot), it is very busy and the queues for some of the rides can get quite long. The last time we went in the summer we didn't realise you had to get a time slot for one of the rides, and by the time we got down there (it was right at the other end of the park), there were no slots left. So it is worth going down first and booking your slot (everyone who wants a ticket has to go, showing other peoples tickets is not enough, they have to see the person). The shows are all good, especially the lighthouse show. There are things to do that don't involve too much queueing and therefore this makes this a great day out. You can purchase a Queue bot for an extra £10 per person, but if you have a annual pass I would say this is not worth it. If this is going to be your only visit, having spent a fortune to get in, you may want to consider this option if you can afford it. Tesco Clubcard vouchers can be used to offset costs, and is well worth it if you collect them. read more

I love Legoland probably nearly as much as my four year old! Absolutely tons of rides for the whole family to enjoy but get there early to cover as many as possible. The downsides are that it can get very busy so try to go outside school holidays and avoid weekends. It is also an expensive day out (entry, food, lego shop, etc) so try to find a deal online. We have saved up Tesco vouchers and just recently used this to offset the cost of an annual pass. read more

Great for kids under 7 years old. Really tedious for adults who can't get anywhere near the fabulous build and rest centre. The place takes hours to walk around, and you ,might need your hiking boots. As we only live half a mile away from Legoland we have bought season tickets and can pop in for a few hours after school with our son. Not sure I would buy a season ticket otherwise. Mind you its really really expensive without one. Top Tip - Buy your season ticket with Tesco clubcard vouchers, its a really cheap way of getting a season ticket. read more

LEgoland is great for kids under 10 i would say , but one thing that annoys me most about this place is the queues. I have been with my kids about about 5 times now and have an annual pass as only live around the corner. 4 out of the 5 times i have been it has been extremely busy , the one day it wasnt it was pouring down with rain yes we got n the majority of the rides but it did put a bit of a dampner on the day. You can now buy Qbots where you pay £10 for one and it books you in at a time to go on your chosen ride saves you queuing. I have used this once but itcan be quite expensive if there are a few of you, as you have to pay for every member of your party that paid to get in. I dont think much of the food to be honest overpriced and pretty awful, had a chicken burger once that we queued up for an hour to get and wasnt cooked properly, and was raw in the middle, and also had a burger which had a hair in it. I would defintley suggest bringing your own food there seems to be plenty of picnic tables about to eat . Overall dont go at the weekends unless raining or bank holidays school holidays, if the kids didint love it so much i wouldnt pay for an annual pass to be honest but as we are so close its worth taking the kids after school .and one of the added benefits of getting an annual pass is the free festivals they have on, fireworks etc so good value for money really if you live close by. read more

I went to leogland when I was about 9 or 10 with my family and it was very enjoyable however the most thrilling ride which was a dragon ride wasn't particulary thrilling for me and I think that legoland is aimed more at younger children than older children. It is still a great day out and my brother really enjoyed his robot making class. It is also situated in a very nice location which makes it more interesting. But definitely a good visit for younger families I'm sure younger kids would find it hugely entertaining. read more

This is a really great place for the kids to enjoy, you can also have some fun here as an adult. The best tip is to take you own lunch with you as there are some great places to picnic, and take some comferble shoes because its a pretty big park. read more

Lego land is great for children of all ages. Well what I really mean is me! I loved it but next I plan to take a credit card so I can just buy what I want in the gift store-or better still tell all my friends near my birthday-that should keep the bank manager happy. Seriously if you are visiting then pack a picnic and some dettol wipes as the facilities really require them. Overall everyone will enjoy this experience. It is based in Windsor read more

Very great place to go with the whole family and friends and I went there once when I was 9 years old and I loved it and back then in the 90s it was shows like the one with the Lego pizza boy and the crew and I remember when the Lego shop was in the coach park near the way you come in to park and great place to eat and drink and lots to do there and the build on a moving fast base plate is a great thing for kids to do and rides are good and now it's very improved more for kids and adults and I am a big Lego fan as there lots of Lego stuff to buy at Lego big shop and Lego Star Wars and more and my fave was the Lego mini land where there is great models of great places around the world and I hope to go there soon read more

I always avoid this place and dread it when the kids start talking about it!! I find it totally overpriced for what it os. And the majority of your day is spent queuing. Our day out ended in arguments and tired tantrums!! The rides were a bit young too. Most likely will try and avoid it for a good few yrs. read more

We visited legoland on a hot day, which was lucky as most of the park is outside. We had 2 4 1 vouchers to get in, so cost around £35 for an adult and a child- still quite expensive for a day out. We had problems finding lockers for our stuff- there is not enough storage here for many visitors! The rides vary in the ages they cater for, and it is set out as seperate lands- vikings, constructions- places of the world. To be honest, we found this place boring. There was not enough to do for my daughters age group (5), and there were very long queues for the things she could do. Food was stupidly expensive, and was very limited in choice. Not somewhere I would recommend, unless you really like lego! read more

Great fun if you're under 10yrs of age and your adult has bottomless pockets and doesnt mind queueing for up to an hour for a ride that can last less than 2 minutes. £44.00 adult entry price and £31.00 for under 13yr olds - grab one of the 2-4-1 offers to save on entrance fee. Best rides in my opinion are the Viking water ride and the Dragon coaster, our kids enjoyed the Driving school and the Spider Web. Food and drink very expensive - but this is the norm to captive customers at amusement parks, suggest taking a packed lunch if pennies are tight. Adventure playground climbing frames all over the park so not everything requires a wait. The Pirate show on the lake is well worth watching - be aware though, you get spashed too ! The whole park is smoking controlled with only 2 pre-designated smoking areas tucked well out of the way. Some degree of fitness is required by visitors and the site is NOT wheelchair friendly as there are many steep slopes - especially close by the entrance and most rides are accessable only by steps. Young children will want to come to Legoland time and time again and the novelty will never wear out ! read more

I love this place, there's also ride that I enjoyed. Star Wars gallery with all the characters built with Lego, everything looks so cute and neat :). read more

love it my kids and freinds are in love with this place bit pricey still worth the smiles and we go every year

No matter you are a children or adult, boys or girls, with friends or families, Legoland can also suits your needs. There are several things that you can do in Legoland, watching the 4D films, playing the games, shopping of the Lego and stay in the wonderful garden made from the Lego blocks. Remember to check the time for the 4D films as they have 2 different films everyday which will be shown in turns. read more

We went to legoland yesterday, we took my 3 year old daughter and my little boy who is 2 months old. The park was not very busy as we went out of school hols in april ,we did not have to cue for rides which was fab! We had all had a wonderful day and the weather was fantastic. There are no white knuckle rides and if that is what you are looking for its probably best to go to another theme park, but it was perfect for us. If its a nice day then take your childs swimming costume as there is a childs water play area in duplo land which is brill. There are plenty of places to attend to babys needs, microwaves to warm up food and bottles in all the seated resturants,we used one in duplo land and adventure land. We loved the 4d cinema its really good. There are quite a few indoor attactions if it rains, such as xbox play place and indoor activitys where your children can build and create to there hearts content. The bad points of lego land is that the food is expensive, which is normal in most theme parks. The entrance cost was 38 for adults and 28 for children 3 and over which is really expensive, we got some 2 for 1 tickets which saved us money. We had a great day and we will be returning next april. read more

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