Welcome to Merlins Challenge! This is a ride that looks like it would be an easy trip around a…read morecircle but believe me when I say this ride is ZIPPIN around that track. Up and down and round and round. Great fun but if you get dizzy easy skip it! My kids love it and it is an easy one to ride with your kids as the line moves pretty quickly and its shaded in that line. So important in the summer!

Merlin Challenge is a ride within Legoland Florida located in the Medieval section of the park…read more Merlin Challenge is unique to Legoland Florida, where the Legoland California park does not have this ride. If this is your first time at the Legoland Florida location, you should try to squeeze in time to ride the Merlin Challenge. It's a kiddie ride that goes in a circle, up and down relatively quickly. If you get easy motion sickness, this ride may cause you to feel slightly ill. It's a quick wait time, typically less than 15 minutes to get on the ride. It's right across from the dragon coaster. There are plenty of tables located in the shade if you wanted to wait for friends or family to ride Merlin Challenge. It's a fun ride though. You can see other rides like this one at different theme parks.

This was way too fast for me and my 7 year old son. It was dark, too fast and barely could see…read moreanything in that dark and fast speed. 90 minute ride as a big regret. I wish it was slower so smaller kids could enjoy it too. They told me minimum height is 36 inches but thats like 4 year old (I think). So noo - this ride should be for very brave small kids or at least 9-10 years old, in my opinion. I saw some kids so scared and crying before and after the ride. I saw one mom sitting with two sons (9-11 years maybe) and one son was so scared with tears in his eyes and his mom told him to stay and enjoy. I just wanted to go and slap that mom and take her son out and wait with him. No child should be forced to go on this ride if they are afraid. My son really wanted and was so excited all the way before. But then during the ride he kept yelling "I want out of it!", he was very scared and said it was too fast to enjoy.

The newest space adventure will blast you off in a rocket made of bricks how can you go wrong?…read more So this is the newest roller coaster in Florida and I must say it's a perfect family coaster as it's like a junior version of a much loved coaster at another park which makes it perfect for the little ones and if your a thrill seeker you'll find it fun too! So after the pre show where they tell you that you have to help you get to create your own ride vehicle by picking and choosing various parts on a touch screen and then once your done you tap your slap bracelet that they have given you and boom! Once your about to blast off is the only real time I can remember seeing the rocket we made other than that it didn't really play into it but it was still cool to come up with the random variations that we did. The coaster does spin a little bit and does take you through a dark space themed room with a few launches twists and turns but nothing too intense. Overall this is a super cool addition to the park and I can very much so see this becoming a must ride every visit as we definitely enjoyed our time on this awesome new coaster built by ART Engineering!

Flying School is one of the best rides at Legoland Florida. It's a suspended roller coaster, where…read moreyour feet dangle, and a harness attachment. There is a height restriction to this ride. Flying School is located towards the end of Legoland Park, next to the Legoland Water park entrance. The ride is slightly hidden, but there is a large entrance signage for Flying School. The ride has several twists, turns, and drops, but it is a relatively quick ride, perhaps less than 30 seconds. This was my daughter and I's first time riding a suspended ride! We had so much fun! The only complaint I had was my head kept bouncing around a lot, hitting the safety harness several times. I tried riding this ride a few times with my daughter and tried to hold the harness differently, hoping that it would stop my head bouncing back and forth, but no luck! The wait time was relatively short, under 5 minutes to get on the ride. You will need to store your bags prior to jumping on the ride.

Awesome ride! It's…read moreone of the more "intimidating" looking rides at Legoland but it's actually a really nice, smooth ride! First, it's kind of hidden and easy to miss! It's on the path to the water park so keep an eye out for it! It's super quick, as all rides are, but the line moves quickly and everyone has a lot of fun; kids and adults. I believe it's one with a higher height requirement, so be sure to check that first! This ride also has a metal detector before being allowed on. Any extra goodies you're trying to hold on to will be put into a cubby hole while you ride. My kid was scared to ride this one; it took a few legoland visits for her to get up the nerve. After she rode it, she was hooked!!

One of the cooler rides at LEGOLAND. You will likely get soaked no matter where you sit in this…read moreboat ride. Enter the boat - pick your seat and your water cannon. Hit the targets and you get sprayed more! Right toward the beginning water pours down onto the boat. There are also water cannons set up alongside of the ride where pedestrians/kids/parents can blast and soak whoever's in the boat!!! There are drying stations at the end of the ride if you want to cough up $5. I prefer to use a towel... By the way the listed wait times on rides at LEGOLAND are highly inaccurate. This particular ride said 60 minutes and we literally walked up and onto the ride.

Land of China (or World of Chima as its known at the park) is one of the most fun rides here. The…read moreonly drawback is that you will get wet and possibly SOAKED depending on if people are shooting you on the outside with the water cannons. You get to into the Chima boat which has water cannons on both sides that you pump the roaring handle with one hand and aim with the other. You don't really shoot any objects on the ride but rather can shoot the other boats on the course, people walking by or those who are manning the stationary cannons to shoot the riders. Depending on the angle you are at the mercy of the outside shooters or other boats but than a gain that angle will reverse itself along the course so you can get them soaked! Bring a poncho of you don't want to get soaked. The seats of the boats are usually wet right as you get on so your butt will be wet no matter what.

The Peppa Pig Theme Park is definitely underrated because not only did I have a good time but my…read morekids are already wanting to come back. Yes, it's small but if you have a child that could play at a splash pad or playground all day like mine then you'll love it. There are a few rides for kids ages from 2-6 I'd say. If you're feeling hot or tired they have a theater room where your kids can lay on bean bags and watch Peppa Pig. They also have a cute show for the kids that is interactive. My kids and myself love this place and we will definitely be back!

The park is spacious and engaging for the kids. The rides are very cute and colorful. They have a…read moreperformance with Peppa scheduled so plan accordingly. You can pack food to take inside. They have strollers and wheelchairs for rent which I found to be a nice touch. The dinotrain ride was a favorite in my group. I'd recommend going in the splash pad at the end. There's a bike trail and bikes available for the kids to ride. Parking- $35, price varies if you want covered parking.

Definitely a cute area to check out…read more When you enter there is a climbing wall (like two steps up, but still) where the kids can try to hit buttons. They really enjoyed it. Then at the very back in the ninjago ride. It reminds me of Toy Story Mania where it's interactive and you try to hit bad guys. The kids love it. Mine ended up riding it three times. This is one of those rides that I think they expected to be super popular (and maybe it was when it first opened) so you have to wind through a long line to get to the start. I don't think it's worth waiting over thirty minutes, but luckily when we were there the wait times ranged from 5 minutes to 15 minutes. The 3D glasses give me a bit of a headache, but this ride is more for the kids. I still can't figure out the sensors, but I'm not a great shot anyways. Then the ride exits to a gift shop so the kids can ask for everything in the store. There also seems to be a food truck in the Ninjago area, but I never saw it open. I wish it was, because the one thing I found lacking in this park was a diversity of food.

The kids love climbing and spinning at the front of the Ninjago section. The builds are so…read moreintricate and incredible. The indoor attraction has always been one of the favorites for both young and old.

Such a fun ride if you're with a group of competitive people…read more Sadly, you can only have a max of four people to a firetruck. The other family we were with was a family of five, so they had to split up as three and two. This made it quite unfair when my family of four absolutely pulverized them. You have to pump to move the firetruck down the track to the fire. Then two people pump the water while two people aim. This is when all those trips to Chuck E. Cheese paid off for my five year old, who was able to aim like a champ (the three year old was pretty useless). However, they don't require that much water hitting the target before the banner drops to signal you can run back to the truck. Then you pump your way back to the beginning. You can definitely do this with two people, the hardest part is pumping the water and aiming. Otherwise I would say you could even do this with one person, but I think it would be difficult to pump the water and aim at the same time. If you aren't looking to sweat, don't do this ride. Our kids got pretty competitive for two people that weren't much help. I definitely heard other kids yelling at their parents too.

This ride legit gave me a workout! The concept is so clever, where up to four people can provide…read morepumping manpower to move a fire truck out of the station down to a fire. Then more pump action is required by most of the team to get water into the hose so you an fight a "fire" before heading back to the station. My family treated this like a race, of course, so we really got into it. But this was a one-time only ride for me...though the kids went again on another day after their arms recovered from all that work. It really is better with three or four people...having just 2 is a lot of work!

If it was up to my five year old, we could have spent hours here…read more They do limit the people inside, which is nice, so I saw a line at one point. They stagger when you get in so you can get your picture with the lego ferrari. Then they give you wheels so you can build your own car. It's a very similar idea to the car racing in the Imagination building, but here they have an abundance of wheels being given out, whereas at the Imagination building it is just one grumpy person who had you write on a sheet the time you "checked out" the wheels, but then never marks when you check them back in (I guess there are pretend repercussions.) There's even a little Duplo area where you can build cars. My younger son who is three had a blast there. They were really good about watching to make sure kids with legos didn't try to takeover the dupo area. They have ramps with jumps and one racing ramp. There's also a virtual race simulator that takes a picture of your car and races it on the wall in front of you. I thought it was cool, my children did not and returned to racing their physical cars. At the end they give you a button. I only wish they made this place bigger since it is so popular. Otherwise, if you have kids that like racing, this is a can't miss.

A fantastic new addition to LEGOLAND Florida. LEGO Ferrari Build & Race offers photo ops, indoor…read morebuilding areas, a toddler space, a virtual race track and spots for kids and adults to test their LEGO creations. Included with park admission, this new area has 1:1 scale LEGO Ferrari 296 GTS that you can actually sit in Kids and adults can build cars (and even I as a 27 year old spent over 45 minutes perfecting my race car). You can test it with jumps, an obstacle course and a race area. The finale is scanning your car in and seeing it race on the digital test track!