Legoland Windsor

...of you have been to Legoland before you will know that normal admission for a family our size is £102! That's £37 per adult and a child at £28. The passes we got through Tesco are brilliant. Normally it would cost £73 for an adult and £55 for a child to get these passes and yet it only cost me £18 worth of Tesco points each. I thought we were going to be given the Basic Annual passes but it's the next step up so we can get into the park for free ...
...seen people walking around with Legoland bottles that can hang off your shoulder and had big straws ... Of course he then had to have one so we went up to a stall and bought one. The lady told us once you've purchased one it can be refilled at any stall with the refill sign all day for free. She then asked what drink we wanted in it so I asked what the choices were. Mostly it was the children wanting these bottles and all that was able to be put ...

znh3ra54 01.09.2009 (14.09.2009) · Read full review
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...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 ...

mrsmopples 09.09.2005 (29.05.2006) · Read full review
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~~~ 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 ...

nigeofnewbury 29.07.2005 · Read full review
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...as our local park! Legoland is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road just two miles from Windsor town centre. As I sometimes work in Windsor, I do know that at busy times this road does become quite congested due to all the cars queuing for the entrance. Once inside the park, there is tons of free parking though so it is hardly likely to be full. However, as the car park is so vast you can find yourself with a long walk into the park so you could opt to ...
...parents' mobile numbers, supplied by Legoland which I feel is a very good idea. I don't know where people got these from though as I was not aware of being able to pick these up on the way in. There are some good rides at Lego land although I don't think they are really in the league of places such as Thorpe Park and Alton Towers. I took my six year old on the Dragon Rollercoaster which was fun but does not last that long and only has two medium ...

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...Trip early July 09 Legoland Windsor. Cost: Cons: Well lets be honest its not cheap: 1 Day Adult Ticket (16-59 yrs) £33.30 1 Day Child Ticket (3-15 yrs) £25.20 1 Day Senior Ticket (60+ yrs) £25.20 So for a typical family of 4 its over £100. Pros: The upside is that they must know its expensive because you can find find reductions in the ticket price all over the place. we go ours from a box of Walkers Crisps. The average reduction reduces the ...
...discount vouchers, also available on Legoland web site* Travel and Parking: Pros: Its easily found with good signage. Cons: Congestion the nearer you get but this is to be expected. Parking is time consuming. £5 for prefered parking is expensive for a walk of less than 100 yrds. Not reccomended *Top tip: Dont pay for preferred parking* Food: Cons: Seems like they view this as a major sorce of capital. You practically fall over food vendors ...

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...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 ...

ldvda 11.05.2006 · Read full review
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I first went to Legoland Windsor when I was 4, my mum bought herself and me a single entry Legoland ticket. I have been many times so I decided it was time to write a review. --- WHERE IS IT? --- It is in Windsor, which is to the west of London, to get there travel on either the M4 or M3. Turn off when you start seeing signs to Windsor. When you are nearly and in Windsor, you will see brown signs directing you to "Legoland" and some yellow signs ...
...between Windsor Town Centre and Legoland every 30 minutes. --- PRICES --- ENTRY The cost for an adult is £37 and for a child (3-15 under 3's free)/senior (60+) £27. I have a Merlin Annual Pass but if I didn't, I would say this is great value for money. FOOD The food prices are, in my opinion, brilliant it costs around £5 for an adult's baguette that comes with a drink and a piece of fruit, and a child's baguette (half the size) comes with a (smaller) ...

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The UK adition to the Legoland parks (There are more in other European countries) is situated in Windsor, Greater London and is operated by Merlin Entertainments (which owns Thorpe Park and the London Eye.) The park is themed around numerous Lego sculptures and fictional characters and tends to advertise both itself and indulge high marketing of Lego products as a whole. Legoland is a theme park and tourist attraction aimed at younger families. Before ...
...genius to work out that Legoland is a theme park centered around the hugely popular Lego brand and the park fully exploits this by cashing out on some rather spectacular sights for Lego fans or those who like to busy themselves looking at unique sculptures. In one part of Legoland they have obviously spent a great deal of care creating a whole mini Lego town, ala where young children can feel like Godzilla as they peer over the hugely detailed buildings ...

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...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, ...

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For a general view of Legoland Windsor, there are plenty of other reviews to read. This one is specific for the Indiana Jones Fireworks for the October half-term week this year. Special Event: Indiana Jones Fireworks [24, 25, 30, 31 Oct; 1 and 7 Nov] Format: Short story telling of Indiana Jones adventure and then ends with a spectacular firework display that lasted approximately 20 minutes. Starting time: 6 p.m. however the Adventure land [Boating ...
...Admisson: Legoland annual pass or Merlin annual pass holders only. Day ticket holders have to upgrade to annual pass for the event i.e. lots of converted annual pass holders on the day and in fact, just before the event. So the place is still swamped with people. Post-event activities: Officially Imagination Theatre,DUPLO Theatre, Desert Chase, Chopper Squadron, Fire Academy and Spinning Spider are re-opened. In fact, some others like Rocket racers, ...

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...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 ...

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...Events for 2006 LEGOLAND Windsor is celebrating its 10th birthday in style with four fantastic new attractions when it opens on 25 March 2006. New additions include a stunning LEGO brick model display of London, a fantastic digger activity area, a thrilling 4D film and an awesome live-action show. There's also an outstanding special events programme packed with fun-filled activities to keep you coming back for more! There quiet a few different ...
...this is the biggest shop out of them all selling LEGO and more LEGO, you can even see Haggard from the Harry Potter which is made entirely from Lego pieces. Kids Wear a clothing shop where you can purchase kids' Kabooki clothing Pick-A-Brick Shop, this is where you can choose all different types of LEGO for the budding model makers. Brick Brothers Souvenir Co.is where you can purchase souvenirs including magnets, mugs masks and much more DUPLO ...

mummyno4 28.01.2006 · Read full review
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I have recently gone to Legoland with my family. I think it is best if you stay overnight so you can stay in one of the many hotels such as the local Hilton and the Marriot. You basically need to stay the night before so you can make a full day out of it. There is many buses that go to Legoland, they normally have got a picture of Legoland on the side. You can also take your car as there is several signs posting the direction to go. I advise you ...
...castle while you are at Legoland so don't forget your camera! The toilets are very family friendly. They have lots of space and has nappy changing facilities. There is a locker room, quite near the entrance, where you can store your valuables so you don't have to carry around with you and not risk them being stolen. The food is quite good quality but can be quite expensive at some times. It is advisable to bring your own drinks. The price is ...

mad.man.560 20.05.2008 · Read full review
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...a family, we went to Legoland Windsor for the first time on Sunday. Overall it was a fun day out, but there are a few things you need to know before you go. These are my top ten tips: # Check your kids' height before you leave home. Some of the most popular rides have minimum height restrictions (1.0m or 1.1m, depending on the ride) so if your youngest is (for example) 98cm tall, a thick-soled pair of shoes could be a good idea! # You can buy discount ...
...# If you visit Legoland on a busy day (school holidays or a weekend), do the most popular rides early or save them for the end of the day. This includes the Dragon Coaster, the Driving School and Pirate Falls. The Sky Rider is very busy in the mornings so this is a good one to save for late in the day. # Don't lug all your family's bits and pieces around the park all day - the lockers opposite the Sweet Stop and the Hill Train top station take a ...

TouristTrish 17.03.2008 · Read full review
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I rate Legoland as one of the worst places I have ever been to. Firstly the entrance fee is far too expensive; we paid nearly £90 for two adults and a 10 year old! We thought this would be justified when we got in but no it wasn't, in fact it was an extortionate waste of time and money. I went with my boyfriend and his daughter, and we ended up wishing we had taken her to Madurodam in The Netherlands instead. For entertainment value for children ...
...staff to be very ignorant and rude. The toilet facilities are clearly not checked up on or cleaned very often, they were absolutely filthy. Plus if you don't drive then Legoland is hard to get to. The things made of lego were good but limited in quantity. ...

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