LEGOLAND Billund Resort Reviews

Good place has been for many years and it is always fun to be there

Ok, I had walking pneumonia it turns out, but I still had fun. It is shenanigans, the rides are mostly not whoa, but our kids enjoyed them. We especially enjoyed the rides where you had to do things. For example, the fire truck ride was exhausting and unexpectedly delightful. The pirate ride with the water cannons? SO WET. For real. We were drenched, for better or worse. And everyone, from grandparents to the 3yo enjoyed the Ninjago ride. Biggest let down - the haunted castle which involved a surprisingly scary for littles walk through, and then a not great drop tower. The miniature cities were lovely. We skipped the racist "Indian Village" because - racist. It was like, oh hey 1973. We did a half day when we arrived and a full day the next day. Afternoons were much less busy and more chill - post nap for the youngest visitors, I expect. We had a blast.

The park is extremely crowded in July. Expect an average of 30 min queueing time.

I found attractions to be good but a bit dated. The Lego concept store was disappointing, really nothing special other than being able to purchase Lego bricks or weight.

As for meals, expect candy floss and burgers. Found nothing in the healthy, modern department.

Even in the rain a worthwhile trip. Something for everyone. Peppered prices, so before to take care of coupons or vouchers (40%, children free or similar). The food was surprisingly good.

Unfortunately, very long waiting times. The staff is extremely friendly. A waiting list system for all visitors would be very useful.

Mooi en schoon park voor groot en klein. Veel toiletgebouwen die goed schoon werden gehouden.
Enig minpuntje was dat de machines met flesjes drinken of leeg of out of order waren.

Fantastic holiday. We pitched a tent at a camping next to Legoland. Price in 2013 for two children, two adults PLN 160 ... yes yes per night. On the resort a nice playground for children. Cleanly in the toilets at the camping site, orderliness everywhere. The first day of relaxation, we bought tickets to Legoland and here again a nice surprise two days for the price of one hurry, that camping was cheap we decided to stay longer we visited the surrounding attractions. We spent the second and third day in the world of Lego, the climate of this park will be unforgettable for a long time and I've been to several amusement parks. This one is extremely atmospheric. ATTENTION it seems to me that one day it is impossible to comprehend everything. recommend

We were there 2 days, including one rainy. But even the rain could not spoil the wonders of this place. The attractions are just that two days were not enough for us to enjoy everything as much as we would like. In the rain a cape is put on and the problem is solved :)

Fascinating and fun playground for Lego enthusiasts and mechanics in general. We were in late August and the lines were very smooth. I recommend spending two days to get around it without haste and maybe do the attractions that you like most.

Long lines on busy days for so-so rides, but the stuff they have built with Lego is amazing.

I did my first driver's license here when I was 12 years old at the age of 12, and my son now too. Is still as beautiful as it was then. It is and remains the original. Unfortunately a bit expensive.

Great day-off for both kids and grown-ups. Highly recommended.

Very cool park. I did miss some rides for adults. It feels very targeted for kids.

Prices excessive, only for small children.
Bad hygiene concept

Visited first week in Aug. Legoland is great for people of all ages! Everyone there speaks English. We stayed at Lalandia (10min walk over the road) and bought season pass. They are okay with controlling social distance, limited people in the stores, there are markings on the floor and announcements in the queue, not fully loading rides, they won't let you on the ride without sanitizer first, which they do provide and also there is a station when u leave the ride, it's just around the park when it's not there as its pretty full. The rides are good but only 1 big fast rollercoaster and that over a little too fast. Queue times are okay, longest we waited was around 35mins. Overall actually very good. The only reason they lost a star is because lack of food choice and service, there was only burger, hotdog, popcorn and candy floss. I wonder if they had limited staff with the virus. Also the very slow service. We queued for almost half hour for a coffee and muffins (spent around 5 mins per customer) and a separate time for 4 hotdogs

My 4 year old son had a blast, and so did the parents. We will definitely be back in few years when he has grown few cm more

What you can build from Lego is really awesome !!! The amusement park is also great, but children should already have a certain size, so they can drive with the rides. But it is 100% worth its money!

Excellent park for Lego fans and attractions. It has good games, several roller coasters of different "difficulty", dining options, movies, aquarium, live shows and a city complete with icons of the world made in legos. The little ones have more options but everyone will have fun. On the internet there are vouchers or cousins for the kids to enter for free.

Good place to spend a couple of days with the family... It can be quite busy, specially during the school holidays.

Very nice. For small children but certainly also for teenagers. And not to mention their parents. We always have a lot of fun there. Also nice to see a kind of Madurodam but with Lego blocks. The Netherlands is also represented there. Really recommended.

A visit to Legoland should not be missed on a holiday in Denmark with children. It was a great day but very expensive. We took food and drinks, so we did not buy anything in the park

Very nice and cozy park. The employees there are child-oriented very pleasant. The princesses even speak Dutch.

A wonderful park were Lego lovers can enjoy their most. Nice Lego massive models everywhere, plenty of amusing stuff, rides and attractions. The store is amazing and you can buy very original Lego sets difficult to find anywhere else. Place is clean and well maintained. I was lucky to not find it too crowded. Kids will love it. It is worth to spend the whole day

A great day with the family and safety at the top. Alcohol and guidelines were in order. (corona) Friendly staff everywhere. We will be back soon. We had a lovely day without waiting.

Expensive, expensive and expensive, and the kids love it. Free parking at P6 next to La Landia

Nice Park with fun rides. Two things are pulling down: The price level and the extreme queues for the rides. It is directly insane when some rides require you to queue for over 50 minutes. It must be able to do better without having to pay to skip the queue with their Q-bot system.
Apart from that, we had a wonderful day with lots of fun.

Nice day but food selection is disastrous. There are only French hot dogs in the stalls. Otherwise you have to go to the "restaurant". Not many children feel like it. They would rather try things and experience the park.

It's a nice, big, permanent amusement park. Ticket expensive, but you do not have to pay extra for rallies, but only for food and for shooting ranges with prizes. A child after the age of 6 will enter almost everywhere, and 10 literally everywhere and well, because smaller children are afraid of riding on roller-skates, and the attractions for younger ones are numerous, exciting and surprising in the memory. Long queues, but parents stand, and children play in the shadow of the lego at the time. There is also an additional ticket option for entering without a queue. The exhibition of Lego bricks alone no longer makes such an impression as 10-20 years ago. It's worth considering 2 to 3 days, because one day you will miss a lot.

Brilliant. Had a fab time here. No queuing. Very clean. Not the biggest rides, but great family fun.

Entertaining for all ages. Good control of hand alcohol and distance.

Super nice park. Kids loved it. Nice attractions, neat, friendly staff. Only the food and drinks are incredibly expensive. Two trays of coffee for 11 euros ... !!

If you like Lego you will find the park very good. Staff very friendly. Children should be at least 1m tall to use most rides. Compared to Germany, prices for Lego items in the store are very expensive. However, there are also the rare Lego sets here. In the low season not all restaurants were open.

A fantastic theme park for the whole family. Attention because hardly anyone writes about it and the most interesting queues and attractions are from 120 centimeters of growth and the service very strictly approaches this. It is worth visiting the park during the week, because at weekends the waiting time for taking advantage of attractions can be greatly extended. It's best to plan your stay for a minimum of 2 days.

Really enjoyed our trip to LEGOLAND. The detail in the miniland was incredible, and the rides were quite fun. If you're a fan of Lego, you're sure to have fun here. Not the best place for people looking for thrilling rides though.

There is better parks across europe,considering there is not much to do in billiund.The park is good but i can think of much better ones to try first.

Great place to visit. This place will bring your inner kid. Rides are ok, but miniature world was excellent.

We were there in June during the week, outside of school holidays, there were rarely longer waiting times before the attractions or rides. The carousels have something for every taste, even for small children. Bags can usually be dispensed so no one has to wait to hold bags outside. Many picnic options, even if you bring your own food. Everywhere can be paid by credit card! Very loving facility! Absolute recommendation!

Nice attractions beautifully decorated, only there is no official Lego store where you can use your Lego VIP card and there is a lifesize STAR WARS X-WING.

Lots of queuing ... often waiting for over 1 hour.
But this is in corona time, maybe better in normal times "

Far too expensive. It should be borne in mind that it is the families of children who have mainly paid for the life of the Lego family in a hurry. You could put the price down and their Q bots so that all children are equal. It is a pity for the long-standing children that others come before them just because they have money.
Well, it will just be Djurs summer country from now on.

For children is an amazing experience. Lot of place where have a pic nic. Not long queue. Food and toys very very expensive.
Must to see if you have children

Extra fun for Kids and adults. No words to describe it :) !!! Family must go place.

Neat and pleasant park for everyone in the family. Highly recommend a visit in the fall. Much less visitors, better time to run each carousel several times in one day.

A great experience for the whole family. Legoland and their staff had good control of the Corona rules and were good at reminding guests to stay away and use booze.

Despite Corona crowded, very long waiting times at the rides. The Lego models are absolutely worth seeing.

Perfect for the whole family. Sad, we didn't see and try everything in a day. Definitely we will back next time

This was the first time at Legoland for us and our three kids (ages 6-10). Great experience overall covering two days. We stayed at Hotel Legoland, which had restaurants, competitions for the kids and direct access into the park from the hotel. The kids loved the room, which was Lego themed and looked out over the minature world Lego sculpture park. There was a good selection of rides and shows to keep us busy for two days. My only regret was no rollercoasters that went upside down!

Very nice leisure park.
The highlight were the landscapes and cities built from Lego. The rides are very family-friendly.

So far the place is getting expensive when a family of six needs food and drinks. Nice park.

Best place ever! Rides were better then I was expecting and basically no lines at all in August! The shop was the most disappointing part, no adult sized Lego clothing at all!

It was great and disabled friendly all what was missing are big changing tables.

Park rozrywki na wiatowym poziomie!


Park jest czysty i zadbany, a personel wykwalifikowany.

A must-see in this part of Denmark. Amazing to see what you can build with those small bricks. If you pay close attention you see all kind of small surprises, it's almost an attraction of its own to find as many of these surprises as you can.

if you like colorful children's rooms it is good but as a cozy place not so romantic

Nicely done. Mix of things to look at, simple rides and more adventurous rides.
I think the value for money is not very good, especially if you would pay the normal fee (we had a family ticket from groupon).
Food and drinks are, as you can expect, quite expensive and they are trying to get upsells everywhere :)
But the bottom line: the kids loved it! :)

Fantastic fun for people of all ages. Everyone will find something for himself. Guaranteed fun. I would recommend!

Nice place but way to crowded. At least 30 minutes waiting for every ride. It would maybe be better to charge less for the entrance and instead charge for the rides.

A great amusement park for children and adults. Lego rules I recommend it for 2 days. On Saturday, a crowd of people, but nice on Friday. Unfortunately, Danish prices

They know that they are THE Legoland experience, and it shows on the prices. But it's worth it at least once anyway :)

Very nice for kids aged 3-10. All attractions are more or less adapted to this age span and the kids finds them really fun. The personell are all really helpful, playful and friendly. Many people complain about the food and expect no culinary experiences above and beyond here, but it is really quite ok.

To get an ok experience, advice is to buy cut queue access. The waiting times announced by the park is not even close to reality. On several of them over 1.5 hr wait with announced times 30-40 minutes. Very unconsistant service. Some employees are smiling and nice but sadly not the rule, and I think only one to thank for the moments of good treatment is the individuals themselves, and not the park culture. Clear that this is a spoiled park that can manage just fine without giving the guests a good experience. This is of course from an adult point of view. I'm sure the kids will rate higher, but there are so many alternatives that is better for both adults and kids combined so we will not go here again.

Went here with dad and little brother, mostly for little brother sake but it was fun for everyone in the party.

Super cool with "miniland", we went around there a good while o checked on all the images.

There are also roller coasters for both adults and small, but they do not reach up to the liseberg class.

What struck out a lot was the adventure attractions, for example. The temple.

5/5 family activity

Best plac
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Great for kids. We couldn't do all the rides, one day is not enough. Sucks it close at 5pm. Kids will love it!!!

If you love Lego, or have children that do then Legoland is a wonderful place to visit.

Going at the end of August the queues were never too bad, even over the weekend, and the more intense rides even had short queues during those times - probably as people seem to visit with smaller children than older ones.

Our little boy (110cm) could do all but a couple of the rides and he loved them! However, the teenager in our group was probably at the edge of where it 's fun to go.

On top of that he loved the smaller rides still so was happy to spend all day there.

The models are just amazing, Star Wars scenes, city scenes and the tallest buildings in the world.

Id reccomend a multiday pass - we had an open ticket for the duration of our vacation and it made it a lot more relaxed.

Food options are limited, but the prices are reasonable for a theme park.

We'll definitely be going back again before our little boy grows out of it and wants more intense rides.