Legoland Windsor

Advantages: Great day out for all the family, rides not too scarey, easy to park,
Disadvantages: Expensive for a one off trip and long que's in peak season

...of people that go to Legoland will create more work for the toilet attendants but I feel there should be someone in there every thirty minutes at peak times. On the plus side the toilets all have low sinks for children and a low level hand drier. ** Are there disabled facilities? Lots. Disabled people are catered for just as well as the children for most facilities. Don't worry about getting through the barriers with a wheelchair, the main gates ...
...FOOD: If you tire of your picnic and want some sustenance before you go home, treat yourself to a meal in the CROSSED RIBS outside restaurant. Its BBQ food and very moorish, though a bit over priced (but then what isn't). Kids meals here are about £5 and adults expect to pay £8 for your meal with a basic drink. A fancy coffee or milk shake puts the price up. This place is situated in the Wild Woods Town at point 45 on the map. The Pit Stop café is ... Read review

Advantages: Friendly staff, good facilities, easy to reach
Disadvantages: Th egift shop prices !

~~~ LEGOLAND Theme Park ~~~ Despite living less than an hour's drive from Legoland and the fact that it opened in 1996, I have to admit that I had never visited the place until earlier this week, when my wife and I took our 2 children there as a 9th birthday treat for our son and as a reward for our 6 year old daughter for managing to get a glowing school report this term. Why had we not visited before ? Well, mostly due to the admission price ...
...on the larger rides. The Legoland website states that 90cm is the minimum height so either the restriction has changed or the website is wrong ! ~~~ Getting There ~~~ As I live in Newbury, Berkshire, getting to Legoland was very easy - hop onto the M4 and leave at junction 6 heading towards Windsor. Legoland is clearly signposted from the M4 and if I can find it then anybody can (I still get lost going to my mum's house). If you take the train ... Read review

Advantages: Fun for everyone
Disadvantages: Expensive

...recently got a job at Legoland and gave me some complimentary tickets so my boyfriend and me decided to take are two girls as a treat, one is 2 years old and the other is 7 years old. The park was not that busy, less than a third than it can take I was told and was still not able to do everything there. Entry cost -------------- Children/Senior 1-day ticket - £23 2-day ticket - £45 Annual pass (restricted) - £45 Annual pass (full) - £57.50 ...
...RAC. The postcode for Legoland is SL4 4AY. It is not far from Windsor town centre about 2miles. If someone is dropping you off at the park do not let them drop you off at the main entrance of the park as it is along walk to the actual park entrance and is up a hill. I would advise you to arrange for them to drive into the park and drop you off. You can get a train from Paddington, London, Station via Slough to Windsor and Eton Central Station or ... Read review

Advantages: Nice Model Village, Some good rides for kids
Disadvantages: Expensive, outrageous food and drink prices, big queues, no in queue entertainment, dirty in places

...say I have been to Legoland on a number of occasions now to give the place a fair review based on numerous visits, but so far I have to say I am a very disappointed person. I think that Legoland is extremely overpriced (considering we are 2 parents and 1 child) but still have to pay £32 per adult entrance even though there is no chance in hell that we both get to use them all. As a family of 3 with entrance, food and drink throughout the day (we ...
...me wrong some things at Legoland are really good - (such as the model village which fascinates us all every time) - but these points I think are few and far between. RIDES: Let’s look at the rides. For a 5 year old (that’s my son Will) he loves the cars at the driving school. On the last day we went, which was a school day in July the park was pretty much packed – almost as bad as the full blown summer holidays. We made our way to the driving school, ... Read review

Advantages: Hours of Fun
Disadvantages: expensive for larger families

...me we were going to Legoland with Auntie Sarah I thought it was a nice place where everything would be made of Lego, but it wasn't. The sky and ground and trees were normal, but there were lots of things made from lego, including people. At the beginning there is a pretty garden with lots of trees and a path with a stream running along the middle. When mummy and Auntie Sarah walked down the steps I went down a slide next to them which was much more ...
...go on every ride at legoland because I like going on the rides a lot. We went on the SPINNING SPIDER which went round and round. It was very spinny, but I wasn't dizzy when I got off. I was very happy to the water ride PIRATE FALLS because I like going around in boats. It did not go very high and as we went around I could see LEgo pirates and parrots and even sea shell. I wanted to keep going round but there were other children waiting to get on ... Read review