This place is awesome. As it was recommended for children, up to 12 years old, I have children ages 4 and 8 and it was perfect for them. There was literally something for everyone and not just 1 or two things, it was legitimately a fun time for them and the adults. I feel like we should've always done Legoland as there wasn't really any lines for the rides and the one's that had lines weren't that much of a wait. Very easy with kids and I highly recommend read more

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I went into LEGOLAND hoping for that classic LEGO magic, bright colors, fun details, and the feeling that everything around you was built from the bricks we all know and love. Instead, the property felt tired, worn down, and was lowkey very neglected. The maintenance issues were impossible to ignore. Paint was fading everywhere, the iconic LEGO bricks on buildings and sculptures looked washed out, and a lot of the park just didn't look clean. Dust was literally caked onto vents and fans, like they hadn't been touched in ages. It gave the whole place a dull, dingy vibe instead of the playful, colorful atmosphere you'd expect from a LEGO experience... The Ninjago ride breaking down with people stuck on it was another huge red flag. Rides malfunction sometimes, sure, but when the rest of the park already feels poorly maintained, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence. And maybe the biggest disappointment: it just didn't feel like LEGO. Instead of that bold, creative, brick-built world, the park gives off more of a "knockoff LEGO" energy. Like the idea is there, but the devs did not execute it properly. Its giving tourist trap vibes... Just save ur hundred dollars and put it towards going to Disney or Universal... Like bro what do they even do with the money they earn from the park.. BUT THE STAFF ARE VERY SUPER NICE!! Overall, the experience felt underwhelming and outdated. With the price of admission, you'd expect a park that's clean, well-kept, and full of that signature LEGO personality. Unfortunately, this was not IT. read more

When we arrived at LEGOLAND, standard parking was $35. However, since they were doing work on the parking lot that day, we received a free upgrade to the close parking area, which normally costs $55. The fact that they charge parking on top of admission is a bit ridiculous IMO and $35 is steeeeeep After parking, we walked through a metal detector and scanned our tickets to enter the park. During our visit, quite a few rides were unfortunately closed due to "technical issues." Staff mentioned we could potentially visit guest services for return passes through the LEGOLAND Satisfaction Promise. The main gift shop was also closed for renovations, scheduled to reopen on September 19, 2025, so we didn't get to see that either. Even so, the park still had plenty to enjoy. Many of the rides are designed for kids, but the LEGO sculptures throughout the park were incredibly impressive, which I really enjoyed. We rode the safari ride and the wooden dinosaur roller coaster, and spent time walking around the entire park. For lunch we ate at The Dragon's Den, where we ordered a 12-inch hot dog and bratwurst. They also sell souvenir refill cups for $21, which allow unlimited refills at multiple freestyle drink stations throughout the park. While $21 feels ridiculous at first, it actually ended up being comparable to what we would have spent on drinks anyway, and it saved time waiting in lines Overall, we had a really good day. The crowds were small, and we could have walked onto nearly every ride if we wanted. The weather cooperated as well. We only had a small drizzle, but the overcast skies kept the temperature comfortable and the park itself offers a lot of shade. Bottom line??? Costs a small fortune but still kinda cool, 3 star is for cost. If it was under $50 per person with free parking it'd be 5 stars alll day read more

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We took the kiddos to LEGOLAND Florida Resort for my 7-year-old's birthday after he had been begging to go. We figured, why not? We arrived right when the park opened, which I'm very glad we did because it was extremely busy that Saturday. The security checkpoint at the entrance could definitely be improved. Instead of providing trays to place your belongings before walking through the metal detector, you're asked to step through first and then move to a separate line for individual bag checks. It felt disorganized and slowed things down. Once inside, the park itself was very nice. There were plenty of characters walking around and designated photo areas throughout the park, which made for some great memories. The park offers a good variety of rides for children and some options for adults as well. However, we were very disappointed with the number of rides that were either down for seasonal maintenance or simply not operating. Only one roller coaster was running the day we visited. The Dragon was the only coaster open, and while it was decent, it wasn't quite enough for my 9- and 7-year-old, who enjoy faster and more thrilling rides. Coastersaurus was closed entirely. The Great LEGO Race was repeatedly breaking down. I personally watched riders get stuck multiple times while I stood in line for over an hour waiting. That was incredibly frustrating and honestly a major buzzkill for the day. On a positive note, the LEGO Cities area was outstanding. The massive LEGO builds were interactive and included fun facts, like how many bricks were used and interesting details about the real-life cities they were modeled after. That area was truly impressive and engaging for both kids and adults. We also grabbed food at one of the burger spots in the park and were pleasantly surprised by the quality. It ended up being one of the highlights of the trip! Overall, despite some frustrations, the trip was still a success. The kids enjoyed taking pictures with characters, riding what was available, getting a good meal, and picking out souvenirs and LEGO sets. Ticket prices were also reasonable for a family of four. If you're visiting Florida and looking for a theme park geared toward younger children, I would still recommend giving LEGOLAND a try -- just keep in mind that ride availability may impact your experience. read more

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Great theme park for the little ones! Especially kids who love legos. The entire park is manageable in one day. We bought 1 reusable drink and the photo pass. Wait times were 5-40 minutes the week before spring break. We arrived around 11:30AM & left at 5PM. The gift shops have a wide variety of Lego sets. Have fun! read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

We came here with a 5 year old and a 2 year old. They really liked it! There are a lot of activities for young kids- and a lot of bigger exciting rides for bigger kids. This was our first time here-and we will definitely be back again. We found the food to be acceptable for a theme park-both the quality and price were okay. The staff were all extremely friendly and helpful! We really appreciate that! read more

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I visited Legoland with my family recently for the first time ever and had a good time. Our visit happened to be the day of their Brick-or-Treat event and it was fun to see the different lego people dressed up in costumes plus get candy at the treat stations throughout the park. The lines for rides were only 5-10 minutes max on the Saturday we visited which was nice. The rides/attractions were enjoyable and I loved that most had a lego build area to occupy the kids while we waited. For food/drink we tried Legoland Coffee Co. which was something I'd skip next time. The single sundae at Firehouse Ice Cream was amazing and only $7.49 for a big portion! Now, for a few downsides. The Legoland app could use some improvement. It showed inaccurate ride statuses.. some were listed as open when they were closed all day and vice versa. Additionally, not all of the park's restrooms were open, which was inconvenient when one was needed. Overall: Legoland was a fun time, but there's definitely room for improvement. One day is plenty to see and do everything the park has to offer. read more

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Legoland Florida is our first Legoland experience in the U.S. and second Legoland experience all together (our first and only other Legoland visit beforehand was in Germany when my oldest daughter was about a year old). That being said, our Legoland Florida visit turned out to be an amazing trip overall. Some quick FAQs/tips answered here: - You can bring outside food and beverage (as long as they are already pre-made [do not require heating] and non-alcoholic). - You can bring in a regular back-pack (to carry the things above). - You can bring and use wagons. - If you're into botanical gardens, Legoland has an AMAZING self-paced walk through garden with a majestic Banyan tree (definitely bring walking shoes) - Although both parks are connected, the Legoland Waterpark is a separate admission if you want to use that. - During special events, I advise to check in at King's Market as they usually offer special/exclusive gift bags, as well as the Lego Factory at the entrance - they give out the collector's badges as well. As dabblers in the Lego world (wouldn't consider ourselves avid fans/collectors), my immediate family has always been interested in brick-building. I believe this definitely complimented the ability for us to hype up the trip for the kids. With minimal planning ahead of time (aside from a brief review of the special events [it was Brick-o-Treat during the time we went mid-October], the available rides, and our route from Tampa, I would argue that we had a very successful trip. We arrived prior to opening around 9:20am (with the park opening at 10:00am that particular day in October). Compared to some other parks, the parking lot was available at least 30 minutes prior to opening. They also have overhead protected parking for an additional premium if you are wondering. The park opened exactly at the published time, but we were able to get coffee at the Lego Story food court and peruse around the Lego Store and Factory a bit as we waited for the entry into the park. As I mentioned, we did minimal planning when it came to attacking the rides and shows. Unlike Disney World/Disneyland where you may want to be a bit more strategic when navigating the park, Legoland Florida is a bit more laxed and relatively less packed. There still are wait times as the day progresses, but at the very early hours the rides are pretty much ride at your convenience if you're all about these. We noticed the popular rides that had a significant wait were the Wave Rider and the Coast Guard Academy. Other waits were considerable negligible. Between waits, we split up our family at times and were able to catch some shows as targets of opportunity. My girls had a blast with the interactive Ninjago and Lost Kingdom rides, while thoroughly enjoying the LEGO Movie Masters of Flight. For the most part, we were able to get on every ride we wanted to. We were a bit disappointed that the Battle of Bricksburg was closed for annual maintenance, while Imagination Zone was a bit lackluster. Keep in mind that all the bricks you use and build at the park cannot be taken with you - and if you really want to bring home actual LEGOs, you'll need to purchase these. The best surprise was actually the Cypress Garden, which has minimal relation to the LEGO theme (yes, there is a bit of a hike involved - with the total length of the trails stretching no more than a mile). Overall, we spent the entire day (all the way until 6pm) at the park and thoroughly enjoyed it. I highly recommend Legoland Florida to LEGO enthusiasts of all level! read more

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We love it here! My boys are ages 4 and 6 and it checks all the boxes for entertainment! The first time I went in October during Brickortreat to celebrate my 4 year olds birthday. We went to the original Legoland Park and the waterpark as well. It was so much fun! There were many things for us to do and we overall just had a great time. We didn't even explore the whole park. My boys could spend hours in their Lego room just building things. The second time we went was last week for Christmas Eve And it was amazing! We went to Peppa Pig as well as Legoland and Legoland was the best out of both parks. I'm almost at the point to where I need to get a seasonal pass but due to my work schedule, I don't know how I will do that. Overall, I recommend it to everyone with kids under 10 years old. They will love it! read more

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We went to Legoland during the week of Christmas and it was a lot calmer than Universal. There was a decent amount of people but nowhere near capacity. I'm guessing this park is more popular in the summer! This park is definitely more geared towards kids but we went with my parents and sister and still found enough to do. But keep in mind that a lot of the rides are actually not available to adults (they have a max age limit). Overall I found this park to be decent but could use some maintenance to spruce up the park a bit as some of the stuff seemed a bit run down. The Great Lego Race ride is probably the most "scary" ride in that there is a pretty big drop. My sister and I were screaming a lot during the big drop. The rest of the ride was okay (a bit curvy). The Dragon one is a lot tamer than the Great Lego Race. Small drops but nothing too crazy. We did not ride the Coastersaurus but I did see it was a wooden roller coaster. Those tend to be quite rickety! We tried the Ninjago ride and thought it was fun! You just fling your arms to shoot ninja balls which was fun. The LEGO movie ride was neat. It reminds me of Soaring at Disney where your feet dangle and it feels like you're flying through the air. If you're prone to motion sickness I don't really recommend it though. The Miniland USA part was really neat to look at! Although I think some parts of the exhibit could've used a refresh. Some of the Legos could use a new coat of paint or a cleaning. I also saw some benches at the Washington Memorial turned over (don't think it was on purpose). The Coast Guard academy boat ride was fun. It was kind of hard to steer though. We witnessed a funny traffic jam where three boats got stuck and someone had to get them unstuck. The map makes the park look big but actually I didn't find it to be that big. You could probably finish the entire park in 1 full day if you were efficient with your routing. The wait times were never really long, like max 45 minutes or so. With most rides like around 10 to 20 minutes. read more

So we came here with our daughter as she is 22 months old. We got here and it was dead with some rides closed. People were very nice. Their map is not great nor the actual property is labeled well. I wish it was more accurate and I wished they had more rides and or more things for adults too. I understand it's a kids place but have a little more for us as well. Overall, it is ok. Price isn't too crazy. read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

What an awesome place to visit! Our 7 yr old son and my husband are huge Lego fans! So we surprised our son after he completed his first Disney 5k and took him here to celebrate such a big accomplishment! It was the best surprise! He was so beyond excited! We loved the different worlds they built and just how it made you feel like you were in a Lego set! I will say we were disappointed that the 2 main rides were closed but we ended up buying annual passes since they were so reasonably priced so we can go back! Please keep in mind-you have to go in with the expectation that it is NOT Disney! There are areas with wear and tear.. the staff were all friendly and had their own styles which I thought was interesting that Legoland didn't have specific standards and that their staff can show their own character in how they dress! The food is theme park food-so don't expect anything more. But the designs of certain rides/buildings areas with just Lego everywhere.. that was the real magic! And honestly we could have stayed to do so much more! And the hotel-wow how incredibly fun!! We hope to stay there one day because it just looks like a blast! We can't wait to go back! read more

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This theme park is amazing and really good especially with the younger crowd. This is now our 2nd Legoland we've been to. The kiddo is 7 on this trip (boy). He had a ball. He actually prefers Legoland to any Disney park and that's saying a lot. Pros: - Each part of the park is absolutely adorable. - Found gluten free options including gfree buns at the Kick'n Chicken Co. - You can buy merchandise at any part of the park and they will courier it to the front when you exit. (If you ask and request this. It will take 2 hours minimum for them to courier it to the front. - My kiddos favorite area was Miniland USA. - Absolutely love the interaction on Battle Of Bricksburg - we had a blast with the water guns on land and on the ride - Fav rides: battle of bricksburg, royal joust, coast guard academy - he loved the driving school once again and got a new drivers license Cons: - At some rides, the lines barely move when people are constantly using the Fasstrack Pass. (Ex - Coast Guard Academy) - Took a long time to get to the parking attendant in the morning. We paid for parking in advance. Should be a much quicker option for prepaid attendees. - Granny's Apple Fries literally took over 30 minutes and I was initially 3rd in line. Still delish. read more

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This has to be one of the most relaxed parks I've even been. This was My second time coming and we had a great time. It was cloudy day that turned into a storm so we were given a rain check that we can use in the next year. Overall we had a great time and went to all the rides that were open 2-3 times with no wait. read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

Legoland is a decent park if you want to stay away from crowds. It's a good park for kids. Love trading mini figures and getting pop badges. Wish they would hire more people and better food options for adults though. :) read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

Super mid to be honest. I was expecting a bit more but this was a pretty big let down. Some pros: 1) A bit bigger than expected. The botanical gardens really adds a lot to this park, and is a homage to when this used to by Cypress Gardens. Obviously it doesn't really fit the theme but I'm glad they kept this portion of the part. The Banyan tree near the end is REALLY cool! Highly recommend this short walk. 2) The coaster was fun, and although this should be a con, it was broken when we approached, and as we were walking away, they started letting people back in line. We only had to wait about 10-15 minutes. Note it's definitely a extreme "baby" coaster. Our five year old cousin was able to go on it for reference, but it's pretty high for a kid's coaster. 3) Chicken basket, albeit overpriced (to be expected), was pretty good. It was very fresh and the fries were great too. They also have a wide variety of sauces. 4) The fire station attraction was VERY unique and one of the few rides where it cohesively allowed teamwork from both adults and kids. We won this competition with pride (and tired muscles) and our toddler had a blast going on the fire engine and putting out a "fire". Would highly recommend. Now the cons: 1) Theme park looked.. janky. NGL but it's starting to look like the park is at the precipice of bankruptcy. Lots of rides were only operating at half capacity, and a lot of the attractions, like the miniature Lego sculptures, were very dirty and shoddy. 2) Overall rides were pretty short. I know this is supposed to be tailored for the kids, but considering the wait times, I would have hoped the rides to be a bit longer for it to be enjoyable and "worth the wait". 3) Staff also seemed a bit unhappy to be there. Some where a bit rude too - one of the dads in our party side stepped to take a photo of his child and the mom on a boat, and the staff was super annoyed and muttered under his breath. I understand safety and processes need to occur, but they didn't seem properly trained on how to address this situation and to keep the "theme park vibes" in place. 4) Lines were short but the wait was so long. The rides look really inefficient in terms of loading people and moving the riders forward. Sometimes the fast pass line was a bit confusing too, like on the Wave Rider ride (which took FOREVER by the way and I would not recommend). 5) The boat show, which is a very Floridian Lake experience, was horrible. Not because of the performance, but because of the lack of shade. The sun was directly on us, and it didn't help that the sun was reflecting off the lake. The staff kept trying to get people away from the top where many people were standing to try to get some shade. Many people left with their children - we also didn't stay until the very end. Overall - lack of funding and proper user experience is making what could be a very fun children's theme park just not worth it. Tickets were $100 a person! Disney makes so much more sense.. or even Dinosaur World down i-4. read more

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I visited here in May with my adopted and foster son. We had a WONDERFUL TIME! I bought our tickets in advance, including parking. We stayed off property, as it was cheaper and fairly close. We got there two day pass and was there from open to close on both days. Day one, we did the amusement park side and day two, we did the water park side. I chose the days perfectly as it was HOT and no cloud on day 2 and modest weather w/ cloud coverage on day 1. You're able to bring outside food, which we did on day 1 to save money. Day 2, I bought us food inside the park. Some rides can get busy, so i definitely recommend getting there early and going to the busy rides first. I would most definitely come again. It was enjoyable for all of us. We didn't do everything we wanted but the two days were action packed!! read more

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$80 per person and $35 to park so 2 people spend $200 before you get to the door then everything inside is super expensive Got a burger is was $20 and small, with a small handful of fries and didn't even come with a drink read more

LEGOLAND - $20 burger - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

I WILL BE BACK. This place was soooo amazing for our kiddo. The staff , the caring caring staff was out of this world. We came in the off season and there was absolutely no one at the park which meant no wait time and absolutely no stress whatsoever. We got to ride the rides multiple times !!! I cannot stress this enough, go in the off season. If you want to take advantage of everything , come during the summer of course , but it gets super hot. read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

The good all the Lego land stores and restaurants were open . The bad a lot of the rides shut down or having technical difficulties . Corporate hasn't thought to add water misters to cool people down . A lot of walking especially to get to the water park .A shuttle or tram would be nice to get from one end to the other . Not the most friendly ADA place read more

Legoland was so much better than I expected. I was in the great Sunshine State for a work training, and my family tagged along since the training fell over the kids' spring break. While they got to enjoy the warm weather and a few trips to the beach, I really wanted to do something special they would enjoy. A core memory we would all remember for a long time. So, I secretly purchased tickets for our upcoming trip. We had the GREATEST day at Legoland! I will admit this was for a very specific reason: On the day we went, the park was dead! We literally had our run of the park. It was glorious! The most we waited for any ride was 15 minutes (that is what the digital signs said that gives you an up-to-date wait time), but I think it was even less. And that was the most popular rides. The other attractions were all just 5 minutes or less. On several occasions, once we got off the roller coaster, we got right back on with zero wait. We did everything we wanted. We visited the entire park and rode several rides multiple times. Here are a few key things you want to know about Legoland: 1. It is the perfect park for 8-12 year olds. My ages may be off a bit (especially depending on if your child has ridden roller coasters before) but that is a safe number. Fortunately, my girls are 9 and 10. So, it was literally perfect for them. They enjoyed every ride. The roller coasters are great for that age because they are bigger than the kid rides you get at a fair, but they are smaller than the bigger roller coasters at King's Island or Six Flags, for example. All of the coasters are a medium size which was great for my girls. It was a thrilling ride, but not too much that they were ever scared or wanted to get off. My 16-year-old son had a great time. He loves Lego and bought a few sets. but it was more of a testament to him being a great sport and enjoying some family time. I could see a lot of teenagers complaining about the rides being for smaller kids. So, I was really glad he enjoyed himself. But the park was clearly not geared toward his age group. 2. It's not a big park. We were able to visit the entire park in one day with no problem. Personally, I really like this. We were able to see everything we wanted to see, and I didn't have to end the day with any upset children that missed that "one ride" they really wanted to go to. Also, the park closes at 7pm. They open at 10am, but we got there a little after 11am, and we still had time to visit the park. Again, if there were a lot of people, this would have been a different experience. 3. One of the coolest things I really appreciated about Legoland is that they honored the old Cypress Gardens theme park. Cypress Gardens closed years ago, and Lego bought the property for Legoland. They actually restored a section of Cypress Gardens, and you can visit it within the Legoland park. Growing up, I remember visiting Cypress Gardens with the Southern Belles and their larger-than-life dresses and the water show with skiers balanced in a pyramid formation. And you would have to be insane in the membrane not to visit the gazebo at the top of Cypress (Gardens) Hill ;) Finally, the Banyan Tree is one of the coolest biological features I've ever seen. The sign said it was brought to Cypress Gardens in the 1930's in a 5-gallon bucket in a wheel barrow. 90 years later and this thing is massive! Vines grow from its limbs and hang down to the ground. Over time, the vines become solid and form the supports for the limbs. Prices at Legoland are comparable to other theme parks: a little over priced but not more than I expected to pay. We did pay for the refillable cups. They have Coke Freestyles machines stationed throughout the park. You can refill your cup every 15 minutes. There is a small chip in the bottom of the cup that tracks the time and it shows up on the Freestyle screen. We got two cups to share among us. They don't have a ton of restaurants, but we did enjoy the diner in Lego City with fresh, hand battered chicken strips. According to my daughter, the chicken was "bussin'". One thing of note: We did not visit the water park, so I had no experience there. But they do offer a water park and a Peppa Pig park for smaller children. Overall, we had a fabulous time at Legoland. From the rides, to the displays (which were incredible! I didn't even mention those. They have a full size Lego Ferrari you can sit in! The park was filled with amazing Lego art.) Again, our experience was like having a VIP ticket with how many attractions we were able to experience. read more

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A fun theme park for the whole family with so much to do and explore. The rides are perfect even for little ones and there are legos for kids to play with while parents wait in line. The food is overpriced but it's nice that you are allowed to bring your own food. Bring a stroller or wagon because it's a lot of walking. My main critique is there needs to be more shade and cooling zones with water misters and water fountains. We got overheated a lot and there are long stretches of walking with no shade. We love coming here and would recommend it! read more

$119 adult ticket $39 kid ticket $35 parking $11 for ice cream --------------- $204 Ticket to Disney = $165. Go to Disney. This is the black eye of Orlando Rude staff, just stand there and look at each other when something needs to be done. Pretty sure one was NOT sober. Half of the "attractions" are rooms with germy legos. Yeah, go see Mickey. read more

Oh man. I want to hate on my experience here so much because of the way our day started but it turned out to be a great day for me and my 3 year old so I'll only report the facts. This past July trip was our first ever visit to Legoland. Our day began with us waiting in an hour long line so that I could get my verified teacher pass. I had smartly ordered my kid's ticket ahead of time, but I had not realized how much time it would take for me to get to the front of a line where there was only one or two tellers at any given time...AND in the middle of deadly hot summer!! Busch Gardens (which is our go to park) is always far more efficient. I had so much to say about that line part, but then we made our way into the park roughly an hour after arriving, and we had a great time exploring the different areas of the park. My biggest complaint (other than the painstakingly long line) was how hard it was to find popcorn. We finally found it out by the boat ride; there's also a lot of walking involved for anyone wondering, but the parking lot is pretty close to the front and that made our exit pretty smooth. Overall I would return, probably once a year. It's an hour+ drive from where we live just north of Tampa. I can't wait for him to be 42 inches so we can ride the more fun coasters. read more

What an amazing experience this was. I have a 4 year old and a 3 year old and this amusement park was perfect for their age. There were so many things to do and rides they were able to get on. We had to do te park twice because we couldn't get to everything in 1 day due to the many rides they have. Everything was lego's so it exceeded my expectations especially the many lego stations they had while making the lines to rides that were considered long wait times. The kids were able to build while parents stayed in the line. It was great and the Waterpark were my kids favorite! read more

LEGOLAND - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

I went to Legoland with my family and LOVED it! It was such a great experience. The kids loved the drive able cars and all the rides. They also love all the snacks and food. Even the characters!! All around a great experience!! read more

Came all the way from idaho and power went out. All the rides were broken. No refunds, no way I would recommend this park to anyone.

Honestly , I didn't know what to expect ! With Disney and universal studios so close I kept an open mind and I was blown away! There is so much to do!!!! Now let's be clear this is not Disney or Universal so please don't try to compare those parks but if you have little one's 3-8 years old this is a perfect spot for them . The rides are bright , colorful and fun ! It's truly a family favorite ! I took my son for his 5th birthday with the my husband and his 8 year old sister and we had a great time . We went in the middle of the week at the end of June and there were NO lines ! There are a plethora of rides and also a water park that we didn't get too because we had so much fun at the park ! If you or your little one loves Lego this is a great cost effective trip for the family to enjoy. There are two type of parking . We paid to park closer but easily could have paid for the regular parking because it was the middle of the week . Can't wait to go back !!! read more

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Plan your day ahead of time! You can purchased tickets, food meals, add rides to your app. The app will be your best friend! You can find wait times, maps and everything. This park is best suitable for younger children. Not much here for older children. The littles had a blast and I enjoyed how they can play while we wait in line. It's amazing to see all of the things made out of legos! Make sure you check your pictures and buy them if they're nice enough. This park is big enough to have a blast in one day! read more

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We came here during winter break, because my kiddo wanted to come here for a belated birthday gift. When we arrived to the entrance of Legoland, it was slammed! When I say slammed, I mean we waited in line for over 25 minutes just to wait to park, pay the parking fee, etc. I will say, I know a lot of people/families/etc. were off due to the holidays, but to have to wait solely 25 minutes, I feel like that there has to be a better way. My sister and her family came separately, and they waited over 60 minutes to park. When we finally parked, we headed into the park it was decked out for the holidays. I loved seeing the Lego elves scattered out front before you go through the turnstyle to get into the park. We headed to the Jurassic Quest rollercoaster. So normally not during a super busy time, it has taken less than a 25 minute wait per ride. We only waited for 25 minutes for this ride and my kiddo had a blast. Then we headed to the Lego movie section. My kiddo and I waited about 30 minutes for the kitty disco ride. This is my favorite ride. The next ride my kiddo and husband visited was the virtual rollercoaster one. This took them roughly 60 minutes to wait. I do not go on this ride because it has smellovision and makes me feel like I'm going to yak. Then we headed to the medieval section. We went on the dragon rollercoaster and only waited about 5 minutes, so we wound up doing this twice. I feel a bit spoiled writing this, but I got so used to not having to wait, that when I had to wait for over an hour for a ride, it made my experience less enjoyable. Did my kiddo still have fun? Yes. Will I return during a busier time? Probably not. read more

We came back a year later using a rain ticket from our previous visit. The park honored the ticket with no issues, and the kids were just as excited this time around. They had an absolute blast again--especially with Ninjago, the dragon coaster, and the driving school. Those three were their favorites. If you have younger kids, this place is definitely worth checking out. read more

Legoland Florida Resort is simply fantastic! This park offers TONS of entertainment, short waits, lots of characters, great theme park food and affordable tickets. In a state full of incredible theme parks, Legoland isn't to be missed. They are a bit of a drive away from Disney, Universal and SeaWorld, but this kid friendly park (and nearby Peppa Pig Theme Park) is ideal for toddlers and young kids (ages 2-12 is what is usually quoted). I am currently 27 years old and without kids, but I know I will become a Passholder when I have kids. This park is low stress and packed with options for everyone to do. read more

LEGOLAND - We met up with Square Foot and Wolf Guy! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Winter Haven, Florida

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LEGOLAND was AMAZING! We brought our 3-year-old (about 36 inches tall) and our almost 6-year-old (about 42 inches), and it was perfect for both of them. Our youngest was able to ride about 85% of the rides, and our daughter was able to enjoy them all. We went on a Thursday around 11 AM and stayed until 5 PM--plenty to do and see without feeling rushed. The LEGOLAND app was super helpful for planning our day and navigating the park. We also rented a stroller, which was a lifesaver for all the walking. Truly a great time--our kids had an absolute blast! read more

My family went here, kids are 8, 10, and 12. I was worried they would be told old as many reviews made it sound like they would be too big but my kids loved it! One of my favorite things was the variety as far as types of rides and activities. The park and bathrooms were very clean! The legos everywhere were so cool and a lot of the lines to wait for rides had bins and tables where kids could build to pass the time. Some things we were disappointed about was that the water show was cancelled at 12pm due to weather, although it was clear skies, the 2pm show was canceled because there was an alligator on the dock where the water skiers get on the boat, and at 4pm it was raining so we did not get to see it. We also did not get to do the river cruise because we had scheduled it in the afternoon and it closed early, I am not sure why. Also, because it rained later in the day the roller coasters closed and we did not get to ride the disco dragon coaster. We won a stuffed animal for each of our kids playing games. My daughter's stuff unicorn has a seam that was not stitched and I wanted to swap it out and I was not able to find anyone who could do this for me... guest services gave us a business card and said to email and they will forward my email to whoever it needs to go to; we are leaving tomorrow so this is not a good option. We plan to go by the park tomorrow and try to get it swapped out. Other than not getting to go on a couple rides and see the water show it was an awesome experience! Update: we returned the next day and they swapped out the stuffed animal for my daughter with no issue. read more

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Fun easy trip over spring break. Value- Pretty pricey for the offering, even with three adults and two kids for $29 each. For one day that's $430, plus drinks and food (and legos). My kids are 14, 12, and 10 and they had a blast, however are aging out and there were limited rides available for them. We went on a Wednesday over spring break on purpose to avoid crowds. We were able to go on about 4 rides within an hour which was helpful to our experience. With that being said, if you have young kids this may be perfect- lots to do and not super large so less walking for little legs. They offer a water park- came with our tickets so shared some pics, but we didn't use based on the weather, and also offer a smaller Peppa pig section now- although there is more than enough small attractions in the main area- which Legoland is primarily made up of. Looks like they are building another resort - Sealife- to add to the regular, pirate, and beach resort. Would make sense to upgrade some rides and add some rides while they're at it. Rides- Rollercoasters are smaller to medium- nothing super large. Some of the faves were the Dino coaster and Dragon coaster. Also, the 3d Masters of Flight ride (moving seats, large 3d screen). Food- Overpriced and under flavored. Really missed the mark. Pretzel cold, chicken tenders were super plain and $16 for 4 small tenders and maybe 10 fries. Would recommend a cooler and hitting Publix across the road on the way in for subs. Seems a lot of people packed, which was smart. Drinks- beer, seltzers, Malibu canned drinks ($10-14 each). read more

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My family and I have been passholders at Legoland for the past couple of years. My son loves it here! First of all, it is just so much less of hassle to come to Legoland than it is other Central Florida theme parks. There are no massive parking garages, no trams, or buses to deal with. You can literally park and walk to security and then into the park. This park is plenty big to entertain my son the whole day, but not so big that Ieave feeling like I ran a marathon. I also love that they have numerous indoor play areas to get out of the heat or rain from the Duplo school house to the imagination station, to build your own Ferrari. I also love that they have play areas for children to get out some energy including a playground inside the duplo school house, a space themed one near the disco drop, and another near the Lost Kingdom. The rides are super cute and definitely geared toward small children. We first bought a pass in 2020 when my son was 2 and he could ride about 1/2 the rides. Now, at 6 years old and 48 inches he can ride everything at Legoland. I really feel like the park is designed for 8 and under, but I feel like kids as old as 10-12 could enjoy themselves, especially if they had someone younger to ride with. The downsides of Legoland is that there aren't "big rides" for teenagers and older children. There isn't anything that goes upside down and there are really only 3 coasters. Also, the rides are designed for small children which means sometimes as a big adult you can't fit in the ride. The rides here are in no way fluffy/plus size friendly. This is frustrating when you have a small child who needs an adult to ride, but none of the adults fit. My family has had passes for years and my son is still riding new rides because there a couple he had to wait until he was big enough to ride by himself because none of the adults in the family fit. The food is really expensive, though I guess it is to be expected at a theme park. Also, the hours are limited. They don't open until 10am and I wish we could start at 8 or 9 before it gets so hot. Finally, As an AP the most frustrating thing is the lack of guest passes. As an AP at Busch Gardens and Sea World I get quite a few guest passes every year to bring a friend to the parks. I don't get any for Legoland. My son desperately wants to bring his best friend here, but it's so expensive! As an AP I can get discount tickets at the window, but only at the window. The one time I tried to bring a friend we waited so long at the window that the boys complained so much I just took them to the trampoline park. They often run specials on kid tickets, but only if also buy an adult ticket. Finally, let's say you actually get to the window to buy your extra ticket, the passholder discount is only $25. As an AP this is one area where I wish they would do better. read more

The kids had fun! The layout was a bit confusing to navigate but other than that it was fun. We enjoyed the indoor playground area, the rides were fun, and the city built of legos was probably my favorite part. I didn't get to enjoy it as much because the kids weren't really into it they just wanted the next rides but that's just how it goes. Some of the rides seemed a little worn down. I don't know that it was really worth the price of the ticket and I'm not sure we would go back. read more

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Legoland is nowhere near close to Disney just an FYI and the service is no we are close to Disney standards. Also, the price was more affordable for large families. However, many of the large attractions were not available and were closed for maintenance. Definitely love the attention to detail with the design of the park. But the rides need to be improved when you stand in line for whatever amount of time you want something that's worth your while, but that's not always what you get. This is more geared towards Legos but if you're gonna offer rides, do it right? read more

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I was very pleasantly surprised with Legoland. It was a great alternative to Disney for a toddler who won't remember, so we preferred the $84 tickets to the $175+ tickets of Disney world for the day. I didn't realize it was an hour drive away from our hotel in Orlando, so I might have stayed somewhere a bit closer. Legoland had plenty to do for our toddler, and also activities for older kids to enjoy. Lines were amazing- our longest wait was 20 min, so that was great with a restless child. They also have Lego play areas where the kids can play while adults wait in line. Lots of cute rides, affordable food, and attractions. Parking was $30 or $50 if you want shade. The park closed at 6pm the day we went. We arrived at 12:30 and that was a good amount of time. There were still things we didnt get to see. They also had a baby care station inside the Duplo Schoolhouse which was very nice, quiet, and relaxing for families. They had changing stations, microwaves, and private rooms for nursing. My only critique was cleanliness. The schoolhouse was fun and a great place to get some AC, but it was pretty dirty. A lot of the areas could benefit from a remodel and a refreshening. read more

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It's a great park for toddler kids. The water park is in the same location. Great to be here. Thank you read more

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