It was my second visit to Legoland, the previous o...

It was my second visit to Legoland, the previous one 25 years ago and it stuck in my head much more positively. Some attractions could not be used due to Corona, which is of course justifiable. Why you still have to pay the full price is a mystery to me, that could have been solved better, if necessary with a free drink or something like that. The admission price is already very high, but if you still have something to eat or drink in the park it quickly becomes priceless. Some attractions and especially the Miniland are pretty worn out. The houses, vehicles and water areas in Miniland are all very dirty and don't look really well-kept. There isn't much interaction there either, most things are static and rather boring. This is better solved in the Lego House or in the Miniatur Wunderland. But there were also many things during my visit 25 years ago, that says almost everything. The Corona measures are manageable, there are disinfectants everywhere and directional arrows and markings are on the floor, but hardly anyone adheres to them because nobody controls it. We still had a nice 6 hours in the park, but there was a lot of time standing in line and walking around, the price-performance ratio is unfortunately not right at this park, not even for me as a fan of Lego, because I liked the Lego House much better.