The quality and the price of this park match exactly…read more We had annual passes for a year. For the second to most expensive one it was quite inexpensive. We more than made our moneys worth on this one. I would highly recommend checking out an annual pass because I think if you go maybe three times total it's more worth it to get the pass than a day ticket. The major benefit of LEGOLAND is how many indoor places there are where kids can just play with Legos. Seriously a dream that I just sit on a bench while my kids build and they can be there for hours. I have never found LEGOLAND to be that busy. There are some rides that get upwards of a 30 minute wait, but being that my kids aren't dying for any specific ride we just skipped those. The waterpark is definitely worth it as well to add onto the ticket. It's not huge, but during Florida's really hot season which is almost year-round, it's a great perk to head to the waterpark in the middle of the day. The food options here are quite terrible. The only bar is in the water area. Otherwise you can get wine or beer at quick service restaurants. The quick Service that has slightly healthier options. That's in the area where you build cars has opened again, which is great. However, overall expect the food here to be unhealthy and quite bad. The hours are also pretty short from 10 to 6 on most days, but it is enough to get through pretty much the whole park since it isn't that crowded. Parking is also very close to the park. The workers here aren't super friendly, and the rides aren't that efficient to get on, so even if it looks like a short line, it could be really long, but again at this price that's fine. After a year we were taking a year break from these passes, but I could definitely see us visiting every so often.

I went into LEGOLAND hoping for that classic LEGO magic, bright colors, fun details, and the…read morefeeling 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.

Sea Life is located inside Legoland. We went and it's an…read moreaquarium with a lot of sea life including fish, seahorses, jellyfish's, coral and sharks. There is a section where you can touch some of the animals but we skipped over that because it was just too busy. They have fun facts on the walls. Great for kids who love the sea life!

Nice little addition to Legoland Florida. It's a small aquarium right at the entrance. Given that…read moreit is small and there isn't anything extraordinary about it, I wouldn't pay extra for it. However, I enjoyed it as a little cool off during hot temperatures. There are some fun things to do for kids like a touch tank and then there is a small gift shop at the end. But it's a less than 30 min experience.

This is not your typical equestrian adventure by any means, it seems this could be one of the…read morelargest collection of plastic horses ever mounted in an outward looking position. This colorful disk coaster spins its riders backwards and forwards on a circular track repeatedly like a carousel on steroids. I was assigned a steed named number thirty-six, his steel mane is a handhold that most riders grip tightly before the ride launches into its continuous spinning gallop. The lack of stirrups adds to the excitement, but the motorcycle like sissy bar keeps you tightly locked against the saddle horn so if you dare you can raise your hands and scream as loud as you can without any fear of being bucked off. I'd say it's definitely one of the best rides in the park, today's wait time was just over forty minutes...

This ride is totally different then how I remember it several years ago. Maybe because I am older…read morebut I don't know. My girls loved this ride. I myself felt a little nauseous . Maybe because of the heat or the fact I just ate and had a full belly. Don't get me wrong it was fun but I would recommend not to eat before getting on this ride, especially if you 40 like myself.

Coastersaurus is located inside of Legoland and it is one of the few fully wooden roller coasters…read moreleft around. Now saying that is going to also include that this is not exactly the smoothest coaster to ride. They do keep up with frequent maintenance so it can be non operational for stretches. It is currently under refurbishment. But the theming is great and it is a lot of fun for the kids. I will say this is not a plus size friendly ride. Its a classic build so I put my kids on and get 5 minutes to myself. Not a bad trade of really lol

Coastersaurus is a thrill roller coaster inside Legoland Florida theme park. The Legoland…read moreCalifornia has the same roller coaster, but different Lego themed dinosaurs. It's a wooden roller coaster and there is a height requirement, 42'' to ride with an adult. It's a fun roller coaster. It feels like a older ride since it's a wooden roller coaster. It sits two people per row. The wait-time varies through-out the day. In the early morning and evening, typically the wait time is less than 5 minutes, however, during the day, the wait time can get up to 60 minutes. I'd recommend riding this ride a few times early morning. It's relatively quick, maybe less than 30 seconds for the entire ride. You'll need to store your items before getting on the ride. The ride has several drops and turns. Your picture is also captured at the end of the ride! You can get a digital photo pass for 2 days, $30.00.

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.

Taking a group to have a fun filled day! Putt putt golf, amusement games of all kinds! Food too!…read moreAll in the ac! A really fun place for groups and parties! Kids love it. Fun for all ages!

Too expensive and birthday party rooms are very small and no TV's anywhere to watch sports or…read morewhatever

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.

When we are at Legoland we never skip this ride! This is an easy moving interactive dark ride that…read moreseats four people per car. Everyone gets a laser gun and gets to shoot at targets inside that will then trigger fun events. Life size lego people and props give you a miniaturized feel and the digital scoreboard in front of you keeps you on your toes to get the high score. Its a good size ride and takes about 5 minutes to get through. This queue line moves pretty fast so this is a great ride for the littles and the adults to ride together. This is a good one!

This is a weirdly fun ride…read more The ride itself seems a little outdated and old, but it's still a ton of fun. I was afraid when we were waiting in line that when we turned the corner there would be more line (like how it works at Disney), but nope, you turn the corner right into the ride itself. That five minute wait really is five minutes. One the ride you are shooting at green targets and if you get it something happens. I really like that, that instead of just points something may move or there's a sound. The shooting isn't very accurate, but I honestly wanted to ride this again just to see what more things would do. I did jump one or two times in fright when something unexpectedly moved, but my five and three year old weren't fazed. Our friends are a family of five and they were able to all sit in a car. This is huge since some of the rides only allowed one adult per child. Overall, I'm a fan and I would ride it again.

This is a fun little ride in the Egyptian section at Legoland for little kids. It is a nice and…read moretame little bouncy drop ride. Not only do they belt you in but you also get the over the head lap bar for security so there is NO WAY you are falling out of that thing. Older kids can enjoy this too as well as adults as you can see with my picture. The ride goes up to the top 5 times with a few bounces on the way down. Not even 3 minutes so the line moves fast. The line is also shaded so that helps with the Florida heat. Easy ride that is fun for the littles! There is a lot of giggles to be had here. This is a great ride for kids that have not been on many rides yet and are nervous. Beginner level theme park fun for sure!

Fun for young kids…read more This is clearly a ride for young kids, think maybe 7 and under. Luckily, that was the age group we came with. What cracks me up is we were standing in line (three adults with four kids, because the fifth kid was too short so she was with her mom) when I saw a sign that said one adult per tower. This is pretty inefficient when you really think about it, because if a child wants to ride with their parent they have to wait for an empty ride. So there's three of us adults determining which one of us is "lucky" enough to ride with the four kids. I ended up volunteering as tribute. You can see there were two empty seats with us since no other kids wanted to join us. It basically just goes up and down a few times. It's not that scary for the kids, but the little ones love it. Since I get motion sickness, this was also great for me. Usually the line is less than 15 minutes, but I definitely wouldn't stick around if it's more than that.