Not new to Disney but is Legoland worth a visit for something different ?

melanie1984 · 19 Sep 18, 10:21 PM

Hi

We are regular visitors and will be doing disney and universal next year. We have done Discovery sea world busch aquatica in the past and looking for an extra for a change anyone been to legoland ? Seen 2 in 1 1 day tickets it worth a visit?

archibald · 19 Sep 18, 11:21 PM

We had free tickets and even then felt a little short changed! Small kids will love it, but we took ours at about 8&9 (massive lego fans) and most of the stuff was too young for them.

stepmead · 20 Sep 18, 11:45 AM

We were really disappointed with Legoland - we thought it would be better than Windsor but it wasn't. It felt like a complete waste of a day. The rides weren't great either. I wouldn't go again!

stuiedo · 20 Sep 18, 04:51 PM

Its quite similar to the Legoland in Windsor, but a bit smaller. They have an attached water park though. Went there about 6 years ago when kids were 4 and 2 and they really liked it, but not been since as better things to do with your time - i.e. Disney, universal, beaches etc.

melanie1984 · 20 Sep 18, 06:56 PM

Thanks all daughter 6 so maybe too young she loves water parks so thought it may have been good

archibald · 21 Sep 18, 08:02 AM

I would say 6 is the perfect age.

Pottermus · 21 Sep 18, 10:11 AM

Similar to the other posters, while Legoland perhaps lacks the grandeur of the 'major' parks, I like it. Calm, relaxed, nice setting and great for kids (and of course Lego enthusiasts).

If you get chance to stay in the nearby Legoland hotel then that's definitely worth it!

Procrastinator · 29 Sep 18, 08:08 AM

Imo - awesome park for young kids. Little to no queues. No stress. A lot like windsor imo - they even have several of the same rides. E.g. Ninjago. Go to windsor that is an hour or 2 in the queue. Florida it is walk on.

The water park is decent too. And even covers off slightly older kids - some pretty intense slides for them.

If tickets are cheap or part of a bundle and you have young kids i think it is def worth a visit.

19 Sep 18, 11:21 PM	#2
	19 Sep 18, 11:21 PM archibald Imagineer
archibald Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	We had free tickets and even then felt a little short changed! Small kids will love it, but we took ours at about 8&9 (massive lego fans) and most of the stuff was too young for them.

20 Sep 18, 04:51 PM	#4
	20 Sep 18, 04:51 PM stuiedo Proud to wear my Ears
stuiedo Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Sep 18	Its quite similar to the Legoland in Windsor, but a bit smaller. They have an attached water park though. Went there about 6 years ago when kids were 4 and 2 and they really liked it, but not been since as better things to do with your time - i.e. Disney, universal, beaches etc.

21 Sep 18, 08:02 AM	#6
	21 Sep 18, 08:02 AM archibald Imagineer
archibald Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	I would say 6 is the perfect age.

21 Sep 18, 10:11 AM	#7
	21 Sep 18, 10:11 AM Pottermus Proud to wear my Ears
Pottermus Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Apr 18	Similar to the other posters, while Legoland perhaps lacks the grandeur of the 'major' parks, I like it. Calm, relaxed, nice setting and great for kids (and of course Lego enthusiasts). If you get chance to stay in the nearby Legoland hotel then that's definitely worth it!

29 Sep 18, 08:08 AM	#8
	29 Sep 18, 08:08 AM Procrastinator Imagineer
Procrastinator Imagineer Join Date: Dec 10	Imo - awesome park for young kids. Little to no queues. No stress. A lot like windsor imo - they even have several of the same rides. E.g. Ninjago. Go to windsor that is an hour or 2 in the queue. Florida it is walk on. The water park is decent too. And even covers off slightly older kids - some pretty intense slides for them. If tickets are cheap or part of a bundle and you have young kids i think it is def worth a visit.