Amazing experience for my wife & I and especially our kids. There are so many things to do, as well…read moreas keep your kids entertained for at least two hours. Legoland offers a variety of small and large interactive stations that are beneficial to a kids imagination. During holiday season when kids are out for break is the best time because they always have a show themed for children. They have workshops and also coffee shops for adults for the in between times. Very helpful staff and very sanitary for children and adult safety.

We went to check out the Legoland Discovery Center. I took my 7 and 10 year old. We got inside and…read morewere instructed to go to the 4th floor. There is a ride when you first enter, but one of the workers told us, since the line was long.. she recommended coming back and doing other things first so we weren't waiting in line. You enter through mini land, which was pretty amazing! Lots of sights to see. My boys enjoyed that.. onto the main floor.. there is another ride.. a 4D cinema (it rains) .. a cafe.. VR (extra $) .. a build workshop.. a play area and lots of different LEGO play sections. My boys were entertained! The food at the cafe was just okay.. very much kid sized .. and options were slim. But all good for kids. I didn't try the coffee. Overall we had a fun experience.. maybe 2-3 hrs at the most and then they started getting bored! We purchased off Groupon so it was a score!

I went here with the kid as part of combo package. We had a discount coupon so that helped a bit…read more The attraction has a lot of stuff going on, half of which we could not figure out what we were supposed to see or do. Some of the things seemed to do nothing and some just fell flat in terms of impact. The other half was fun and (I guess) compensated. There was a lot of interactive activity that she liked. I would give it 3.5 stars, rounding up to 4 for reasons I don't know but it sounds reasonable at this writing. I guess I am employing the kid-fun-factor (KFF) and on that score it is justifiable to round up. It was a good way to spend 30-45 minutes.

It was cool. It lasted quite awhile and it was cool seeing all the illusions. It's something I…read morewanted to do for a while so I couldn't pass up the opportunity and it did not disappoint. Me and my family did this while we were killing time and we are glad we did. If you have kids or just want to do something fun this is the thing to do.

Waiting in line for an hour and a half at King William fair to get our granddaughter's face…read morepainted. They only had two painters and one of them seem to take a break every other minute. Then she sat and fanned herself what was a good 15 minutes. The girl that finally waited on us was very nice but you could tell she was pulling the weight of the other one. Would not recommend this group. In addition the prices were very high.

Ryan and the team at Party Pros were super friendly and professional. Arrived on time and did a…read moregreat job face painting and doing caricatures. Good price, would recommend!

This ride is REALLY as bad as the other reviews have stated. I made up my mind before I went down…read morethere for the Ripley's Haunted Adventure that I wasn't going to do the Tomb Rider ride. BUT, at the Ripley's Haunted Adventure they tried to up sell me on a package to do both rides for an extra $10. I told them no, and then they magically dropped the offer to 99 cents. So I figured, what the hell, let me do it. The ride REALLY sucks. Just like everyone else has said, it is not 3D, so don't bother wearing the glasses they give you. There's some cool things to see along the ride, but you are so focused on competing and shooting the targets that you don't really get to check things out and enjoy the ride. It's literally just shoot, shoot, shoot. And that's it. After you get off the ride, there are some retro arcade games that you can play for free - non-stop. If you can get the 99 cent offer like I did, then do it. But there's absolutely no way I would pay more than a buck for this experience. This attraction needs to be replaced with something else. There's just no fixing it.

This was the third attraction on the multi attraction pass I purchased. Although I ended up paying…read morelike $10, I think this is more like a $5 ride. At the beginning of the ride, you are given a pair of 3D glasses as you get into the car. The only problem? Nothing in there is 3D! I'm convinced they just have you wear them to mess up your aim, so you don't hit the targets so easily. I closed one eye and was able to shoot just fine. At the end of the ride, they have a free play arcade. (Most of the games are shooting oriented but there was also some other options though).

I purchased this with the mirror maze experience. Truthfully I thought it was going to be lazer tag…read morebut it actually wasn't to my sadness. They have a small room filled with lazers. You have to make it across the room as fast as possible without touching them (Think Mission Impossible). There are a range of difficutly levels. No prizes just bragging rights. Kids have it so much easier than the adults since they're smaller lol This place is fun for the kids I'm sure but as a young adult it was pricey and only slightly amusing.

Interesting little game. Four levels of play. Kids worked to get best time. All day pass.read more