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| Advantages: |
Hours of Fun |
| Disadvantages: |
expensive for larger families |
| Recommend to potential buyers: |
yes |
When mummy told 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 fun.
The first place we went to liik at was called MINILAND, and there was a band playing because a new part was opening called MINI LONDON. There were hughe buildings all made from lego which looked just like ones in London. I liked looking at the little people made from Lego, and seeing the cares and boats made from lego miving about. It was very clever of the people who made them.
As we walked to the rides we could see lots of lego models, including flowers, swans and butterflies and even a lion. I was very excited when I found out that I am tall enough to 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 so we had to get off again.
Auntie Sarah was very excited about going on the DRAGON COASTER as she likes roller coasters and she bet me I would want to go on again. I liked the PRETTY PRINCESS FOUNTAIN at the entrance and sitting in the catapult outside, but I didn't get thrown over the wall because it was only pretend. I was scared of the Dragon ride because it was dark inside, but Auntie Sarah said there was nothing scary in the park and she was right.
It started off with lego people in a castle with treasure and food, and then we saw a dragon with a swishy tail. Afterwards we had a walk around the ENCHANTED FOREST, and saw lots of animals and insects made from lego.
We ate lunch in the castle and then went around the gentle river at FAIRYTALE BROOK, which had Little Red Riding Hood visiting lots of other fairy tales including Sleeping Beauty, and the Three Little Pigs. It was my second favourite ride.
Near Fairytale Brook was DUPLOLAND, which had lots of spinners, climbing frames and other bouncy toys to play on. Some children even had swimming costumes because there was a wet area to play in.
At FIRE SCHOOL mummy and Auntie Sarah helped me to drive a fire engine and we put out a pretend fire with hoses of water, which was lots of fun.
I had lots of fun at Legoland and mummy says if I am good then we can go again soon.
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FACTFILE:
Tickets -
£23 for children, £30 for adults for one day
£45 for children, £57 for adults for two days
If you care likely to visit more than once a year, annual passes are good value for money and alsoe have a wide range of offers inside the park and other
attractions across the country.
A full pass is £57.50 for Children and £72.50 for adults
A restricted pass (not valid in august until after 4pm) is £45 for children and £58 for adults.
Opening times -
From 10am-7pm in the school holidays. Otherwise it closes at 5pm weekdays and 6pm at the weekend.
Getting there -
Legoland is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road and is signposted from the M3, junction 3, M4 junction 6 and all approach roads. Car parking is Free.
Extra Information -
To book online go to www.legoland.co.uk - there is also a complete guide to the park.
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