Legoland Windsor Reviews

We went to Legoland last year, after spending a day there, we were unable to cover the whole park so we purchased a season ticket, we all had an enjoyable time, I found Miniland very good and I took lots of pictures. There are a number of different food halls, ranging from burgers, pizzas, pasta and lots and lots of snack vans, dotted around the ...  Read the complete review

Legoland is only fun and exciting for little children. I would not recommend it for elder children and adults because there are no fast rides and it is more aimed at smaller children. The fastest ride there is that dragon one, that is pretty slow though! There is a nice atmosphere around, with things made from lego and famous ...  Read the complete review

Legoland Windsor is a great day out if you have a young child under the age of about twelve. The best thing there to do has got to be getting yourself a Lego car driving licence. The bad thing about the Lego cars is the mighty queuing time. At Lego land there is lots of other things to do like lots and lots of live shows. They have also made Lego ...  Read the complete review

Legoland. I visited Legoland yesterday and what a brilliant time my family and I had. I would so highly recommend it. There is so much to see and loads to do. There was miniland, my town, wild wood and the Lego adventures swamp surfer, which is a new water attraction, was brilliant. My two children who are 2 and 1 loved the ...  Read the complete review

We went to Legoland on a Saturday in June, which was sunny. I was surprised at how short the queues were, we only queued for more than 10 minutes on 3 rides.(Log Flume, Under 5's driving school and Boat Driving). Even then the queues moved quickly. We got there just after it opened, and spent a good while figuring out between ourselves (a ...  Read the complete review

The great thing about legoland is that its not all about queues and rides, the entertainment includes loads of little side shows, circuses and play areas. Arriving at around 10.30 and not during the school holidays we had to queue for 20 minutes to get in, family of four costs £54, and we had £3 vouchers off the adult fare..hmmmmmmm. Lockers and ...  Read the complete review

I have been to lego land a few times, last time was two months ago with my 2 year old he enjoyed himself alot to to do for all ages especially the 2 to 8year olds the model village is made entirely of lego and is very appealing to young children, the rides are good lots of rides suitable for younger children too,not all scary rides. we ...  Read the complete review

We had always heard that Legoland was so popular that you had to book and that the queues to get in were unbelievable, so we avoided going for years. Then one day, on a whim, we just decided to risk it, and we got straight in, no waiting at all, but we did arrive at about lunchtime, and considering the price you have to pay to get in most people ...  Read the complete review

Thinking of visiting Legoland with the kids, but wondering if the money will be well spent? We had season passes here for years, so have plenty of useful tips to pass on to you! Legoland is a great day out for the family. If you book online (needs to be at least a week in advance) you will save 10% and skip the queues in the fast-track ...  Read the complete review

I went to Legoland at the age of 15 as my family were going down and I needed another excuse, apart from Wembley, from studying for my GCSEs. I didn't think I'd like it much, but at a younger age I'd always been fascinated by Lego and always wanted to visit the original park in Denmark. At the age of 15 you're very scepticle ...  Read the complete review