There is probably no need to introduce a place in ...

There is probably no need to introduce a place in itself. The first Legoland in the world, in the city that is the cradle of LEGO bricks called Billund. A visit there is a dream come true for probably every child who is in contact with LEGO bricks as well as an adult who can not visit this wonderful place in childhood :)
I recommend booking two full days for sightseeing to see the miniland from millions of LEGO bricks, try all the slides, rollercoaster not only once, house of fear and see seasonal shows. A calendar with opening hours and additional attractions is available on the site of the theme park. In May they are usually 10-18 (rollercoasters and other active slides up to 17). A two-day ticket costs PLN 660 for the whole family, provided that you have a coupon for admission free of charge for each adult ticket. The coupons are available on the internet and it seems to me that I have seen them in catalogs with LEGO sets. I printed this one found on the internet. You should have one paper copy for the child. We will not buy tickets on-line this way, only at the box office. I recommend a visit before the season, because there are crowds in the season. We were in May, on Wednesday and Thursday, and we did not wait for ticket offices or any of the attractions. It is available as an application showing the waiting time and having a park map with navigation to attractions. You can take a look at how it looks in the season :) A two-day ticket entitles you to enter on the day of purchase and the second time within six days. There is a huge parking lot for 7,000 cars at the park, which shows the number of people, and Billund is also the second airport after Copenhagen in terms of the number of passengers served. The cost of parking is 50 DKK for a day off, payable in the vending machine or the ticket office of the amusement park. After paying, we get a ticket, which we use to leave the parking lot. You can bring your own food to the park (there are many places where you can eat it). This is very important because the prices of on-site gastronomic services blame the legs. For example, a hot dog costs 20 zlotys, a set of fast-food hamburger and fries is 60 zlotys up, ice cream is 30 per portions. You can leave the park and enter by taking a stamp at the gates.