Legoland - Legoland Windsor

We are fortunate to live pretty close to Legoland, and my 2 and 4 year old absolutely love it there. We always make sure to get our tickets from lastminute.com, where they are 40% off, which makes adult tickets 19.50 instead of 36 pounds - much more reasonable! Inside the park, there are tons of things for littlies - the ages of my kids seems to be perfect. Beware the 90cm height restriction though for many of the toddler rides - if you have a short 2/3 year old you may find they won't get on and the ticket price will have been a waste. Inside my kids love the Storybook water ride, the Fire Station race, the Miniworld, where a train obsessed little boy can while away ...

Legoland Windsor - Dont waste your money. We have just returned from a day spent at Legoland. What a waste of time and money. Luckily we had a voucher and got in for half price I dread to think how we would feel after paying the full price for admission. Our five year old son who is disabled could only go on two rides after being assured that he would be able to make full use of the park. The rides are operated by one person in the main which does not seem safe. If you intend to eat at the park bring a large wallet as all is expensive. It is obviously a money milking machine as not much seems to be reinvested looking at face value. The ...

I took my daughter to Legoland Windsor last year for her birthday we had a great time. We got there by train from London to windsor, when you come out the train station you have to go around the courner by the castle to get the Legoland bus which takes you to the theme park. I booked my tickets on line so there was very little in the way of lining up to do so the kids did'nt get ratty waiting. When you walk into Legoland there are all the shops there and some toilet facillities then you walk over to the railings and you can look down into the parke and see how big it is, it is on a hill and spread out all over the hill are allthe rides. My kids loved it there was all ...