Cozy and nice. Too bad that part of the exhibited lego around the park stands a little and does not get the love it deserves.
Always fun to walk around the minibus - and in general it's a really nice park.
Long queues, but fun rides, with the exception of Ice School Pilots. It seems forgotten, standing in a half empty half hall with a single big screen showing a movie on repeat - the actual ride is ok.
a very fun theme park, perfect for an family outing with smaller children (2-11)
you get what you expect. great to spend some time with the kids.
Very good place to spend time with friends and family. Lots of attractions. I really liked the small towns, the miniature villages. The kids were very happy and left a lot of excitement. Can be spent all day. There is a hotel available for overnight stays.
Very nice park, the rides are nice in theme processed but the best remains Miniland, which finally began.
Great if you're with your kids anfmd they are under the age of 10.
The park is very good but for me the way to see things has two great shortcomings. On the one hand I think that it lacks animation in the streets, a final function or something, and on the other and for me it tastes the worst, on Saturday it was our first day closed at 6 pm and Sunday at 5 pm which is when it is best he was. I don't think both are difficult to improve.
We had a wonderful day. The kids were totally thrilled and even as an adult one was amazed no longer come out. The park is clean, there is seating everywhere, you can bring your own food. The staff was super friendly and in a good mood. 10 thumbs up, we had a really great day and will definitely come back again.
Fun for the whole family. Lines were very short. Kids had a blast. We spent the entire day here. Fantastic lego displays throughout the park.
Super nice even with the airport in the neighborhood, I thought it was super
Always a wonderful experience to visit Legoland. Despite the heat and COVID initiatives, it was a full day of good experiences
Roller coasters could have been better.
(Faster and steeper, for example)
Wait shorter, but you can not do that.
The dryer for the clothes did not do much.
Call me a big kid but I loved Legoland. Such creativity and effort goes into making the models and displays. I'm not one for going on the rides so I can't say much about them but I'm sure they're fun if you like that sort of thing. Ideal for everyone, be they 8 or 80 years old.
Been here on an average summer Tuesday. After paying over 200 entry fee for our family of four, we basically spent the day standing in waiting queues, navigating crowds and eating way overpriced crappy pizza, coffee and ice cream. We were told that you can skip queues by paying even more, but it seems even for those opting for that ponsy, it was still frustrating. The few rides we managed to take were quite short.
Staff was very friendly, but the system running them seems in dire need of some optimization...
Was a great park about 30 years ago and it was a joy to see how it grew in those years.
Short waitinglines at atractions and very Nice staff and suroundings.
The old known things from back in those days are still there also.
So a great time for the older 'kids ' also.
Very attractive amusement park with safe rides for the little ones. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. You could spend a whole day here. Totally worth a visit!
We had a great day in Legoland and what a great fireworks show we got
Overall a great theme park for kids and adults. Book your tickets online for a discount (every bit helps...). Ofcourse there is a lot of people which is totally normal for a park with such a reputation but it's all well acceptable. Some attractions feel a bit dated, but the kids don't care really. Get up early because you'll be busy the whole day long.
A great place for children and adults. 2-3 days of fun. However, there are a few minuses, 1) queues - you can expect that although I am of the opinion that it can be somehow better disassembled, 2) toilets - there are a lot but quality to improve, 3) prices, I know Denmark - but some things are like cosmos.
A great place where you can spend the whole day with your family and everyone will be happy. A lot of attractions for big and small. Fantastic models of city fragments made of lego blocks. You have to really hurry to "pass" everything that has been prepared for guests. I did not succeed this year :-). The entrance costs around 400KR, i.e. around PLN 200. Parking lot 50 KR. , but if you consider that for this money we can play for up to 8 hours, it comes out cheaper than paying 15-20 PLN. for the ride.
Very nice experience for the whole family. 1 day is on the tight side. Certainly also combine with legohouse! You also need a day there.
Fantastic place, for small and large. Unforgettable experience thanks to numerous attractions such as rollercoats, rafting on the rushing river, water battles on pirate ships, train rides and much more. Everything is kept in the Lego climate. Sometimes you had to wait a long time, but it was worth it! Particularly noteworthy is the penguinfish with live birds.
Nice place! Also for teens and adults there are 1.40+ M things
Meh. As an amusement park, not so great. Went with 8y & 10y old boys who rated all the rides as not worth the wait in the long lines except for the ice pilot school where they programed their own ride. The Lego constructions on the site were all amazing and appreciated by young and old but not worth the price of admission. In particular, Lloyd's laser maze had a slow line with big letdown at the end.
I recommend to those who haven't been there, it's worth to see. It is worth going in autumn or early spring when there are smaller crowds. We recently visited on Halloween and there were practically no queues, we visited more than half of the attractions in 4 hours, including all rollercoasters, an aquarium, shooting attractions in buildings, a driving school and of course all buildings from lego outside. At the same time in the summer we gave 40% advice to jump off it, the queue to a haunted house, for example, was for 50 minutes. It is not cheap, food in restaurants is also expensive, but you can easily bring your own picnic. Some miniature buildings heavily worn and dirty, especially in the part of Star Wars
Fantastic place. Nice Lego "landscape", friendly and always smiling staff. For both children and adults. Lots of rides and entertainment.
We were there in early October, unfortunately, many dining and drinking options were closed. This year, we had to pay full for our child. As you obviously no difference makes if the. Esu ago over 3 years are. That was a pity! Hence a star deduction.
Prices are normal and the waiting times are okay.
Perfect place for kids 2-6 years old that like Lego
The money pit. They will suck you dry every time you will eat or drink. Plus way too much kitch and too little lego. Kids will love it unless they are above 8. A lot of white trash visitors and the food is horrible.
Fun attractions for lovers of more or less wild experiences. And of course beautiful buildings, that will make your Lego heart beat faster. Enough sanitary facilities and plenty of choice of food and drinks. With different themes your own shop with matching Legosets, minifigs and other products. The large shop sells just about all current sets and much more, but unfortunately at (for Dutch people) hefty prices.
33 years ago I visited Legoland, and this year I returned with my own kids. What a great park to spend a day! Kids loved it. Miniworld is impressive as ever and the rides are fun for children up to 12 years. Park is not too big, so with the waitingtime app you can quickly get to your next ride. Friendly staff, clean park. I would expect food stalls / restaurants / shops open a bit longer as the rides close at 18:00 and the park at 19:00. And personally I am not a fan of those fastpasses. Sure they make commercial sense, but i just think they are morally wrong - it would be great to see parks take their ethical responsibility.
Legoland is and will be a nice and fun place for all young children or as an adult.
Absolutely amazing and the kids were delighted! Be prepare to spend here at least two days. One day is not enough to see all attractions.
Lovely! So much fun, even in the rain! They let outside food and drinks in as well
Kids paradise! The only "but" is the long queues for the activities, sometimes up to 30 minutes for 2 minutes of joy.
Animals in the hallway, but a nice place for the whole family.
Beautiful park on the theme Lego.
Very focused on hospitality, family and service.
Much less commercial oriented than Euro Disney & co.
We took advantage of a promo for a second free visit within 6 days of the first. Simply great
Dogs accepted
Very nice place, it was very good travel. Hope to do it again
Erstmal das Positive...
Auch der Einlass mit E Tickets geht sehr schnell.
Leider verflog die Freude dann ganz schnell.
Nichts zu empfehlen.
Awesome. Awesome. We went with teenagers, they also loved it. Especially expect 1 full day to lego cover too
Super fun, kids loved it! I've expected more fun things for older kids though. Maybe it was a mistake visiting it after adrenaline inducing Gardaland so our expectations were to match that experience. Other than that, very fun, exciting day
Really many people! But that is also the middle of July. They have really made a brave attempt to entertain the kids when standing in line and the staff are very obsessed with the children both before and after a ride in the rides. My youngest of 4 years was a little scared in the "eagle" and immediately afterwards a sweet girl jumped with a hug and a little Duplo figure to soothe the fright.
Children's dreams come true - including grown-up children
Sure, I could complain about the entry fees. About the traffic jam before getting to the allocated parking. About the crowds, the endless lines at the attractions, the prices for food and drinks. But I would still miss the point.
Because this is not just another theme park. This is Legoland. And seeing the great rides, the beautiful setup, the wonderful modelling of buildings, streets and vehicles (Yes! Nearly everything moves!), the great attention to detail everywhere - you will gladly forget all those nitty-gritty issues and simply enjoy yourself.
Be sure to plan for enough time. One day will give you a good overview, but there's no chance that you could cover everything. Main attractions will have lines, however there's always enough alternatives - cover the big rides right at the beginning of your visit or near the end, when there's less demand.
Yes you will pay a bit more to eat and to drink, but that's exactly how a monopoly works unfortunately - bring some water with you, have everything else charged to your credit card and forget for one day the conversion of the local currency into your own. After all, you won't be in Legoland every day.
Buying tickets up front (over the internet) will save you some lines at the ticket booths. Parking can be purchased prior to your stay as well - all you will need to exit the parking is the bar code printed on your confirmation. For the entry tickets, I also understand that there's some "50% off" coupons available - I did not have that myself but you may be more successful surfing the web.
All in all - if you have a chance, pay the price and GO THERE!
Hard to find proper vegan food and a bit challenging to get gluten-free food.
I had a wonderful experience and the people who worked there were very nice and they were very dedicated to their job
Great amusment park. Many activities, good line control and many dining options
It was clean and the staff friendly. Rides were fun. We were there outside school vacation so wait time at each ride was less than 5 min and we could take the rides as many times we liked.
Nice place to get down to.
Been there as a child many years ago.
It is still what they started with in 1968
Had a nice trip to Legoland
Nice park, unfortunately it rained most of the day. But Friday we go again.
Old place with high prices. Parking and tickets are overprised. Entertainments are for kids not over 10. For more than 10 - boring, but resistable.
We stayed at the Hotel Legoland from July 28th to July 29th, 2020 to see and experience more of Legoland. It was our 1st time there and found it very good. The weather was not so gracious, but we made the best of it. Since we are not as good with Danish as English, there were a few hurdles, but we also managed to overcome them. The staff is and was always friendly like in the park and also in the hotel. Unfortunately, the online mail did not work as I wanted it to. So we had problems with the tickets. Especially with the Lego house. But the lady was nice, from someone else who interpreted, and yet let us in. For the next time we know that we have to report to both if no emails arrive again.
In my opinion........here are the most beautiful legoland from Europe
How come everybody hates all legoland parks, they require crazy prices, and have underpaid enployees, yet all legoland parks are rated at least 3.5 stars or better?
Very nice, a few attractions are inside, everything else outside. So bring the right clothes. As a four-year-old you can easily enjoy yourself for two days. For older children it is good to do in one day. You can take food and drinks with you to the park, but there are also plenty of restaurants and coffee bars.
A nice park, but some things were closed and eateries.
When in Denmark visiting Legoland is a must! Really nice park with lots of rides and things to do for all ages!
We had a lot of fun.
In high season you have to take with long waiting times at the attractions in purchase.
The tickets are already quite expensive, so you should use the available discounts with coupons.
As negative, I can notice the prices for the photos ... 11 per photo is really a lot, so they are hardly bought.
I can say very positively the possibility to register the children with restrictions (ADHD or handicapped people) (Q Boat), who receive extra bracelets and do not have to wait long.
THIS PLACE IS SOOOOO MUCH FUN!!!!
If you're a Lego fan/lover THIS PLACE IT TOTALLY FOR YOU.
Great place and you will have surprise every time you come here and definitely a place worth visit each year. Got an evaluation paper together with tickets we bought at entrance and the best staff definitely is the staff at Lego caterpillar. However, I recommend to include the choice of the worst staff in the as well. The old staff above 50s showed up during lunchtime in the Lego canoe is definitely the worst experience today, yelling at a child and no respect at all. It's not my responsibility to teach him behave nicely neither of Lego Lands responsibility?
After all, it's a day we'll spent in Lego Land.
Wonderful place to hangout for kids. For elders it's ok bcoz u need to wait long in d que for one single ride.
Is ok. Expected more major construction work. It has become somewhat outdated ...
Cute, very expensive, normal amusement park. From 7.30pm Monday to Friday, entry is free: you have 30 minutes for the rides and one hour for miniland
A lot to see and do. There is a lot on offer for children of all ages. You can't do that much in just one day unless you make a plan for where you want to go
In this time of Corona, we think watching was way too many people. Not Legoland's fault, but many people do not take into account
Very good place for families, alot of fun for kids, different areas with different themes.. some rides have queues approx 20min..
Recommend place to spend 2 long funny days with family
Tips to buy picture coupons if you want to buy several pictures from the rides.
We went on a Sunday in the begining of July. Queue times were 0 to 5 minutes for the smaller rides and 10 to 25 for the rollercoasters. Lots of fun for the kids.
Food and drink was way overpriced as expected. Not much choice either, mostly burgers, hot dog, etc. Not many healthy options. Stay clear of the Coffee! Pack a lunch and bring your own water.
Was expecting more Lego character meet and greets during the day, only met a princess and a pink brick.
I visited Legoland Windsor last year and I must say it was both bigger and better than Legoland Billund. Lots of the rides and activities are the same, but they do have more choice. They also had more live shows.
Check out Legoland Windsor before you book your holiday in Billund.
It was worth while, I hope I can make it and revisit!
What can I say. It's Lego, rides, stores and F-U-N! A little pricey though. If you want to visit for more than two days a season pass is the way to go. This also gives you some discounts in the park.
Nice for the lego, but quite crowded in the summer holiday. Food was dissapointing: even though it was very busy, less than half of the food courts were open and they close earlier than the park itself
Have a great time there, but don't get fooled by the summer time.... it's still pretty cold
Nice park. Quite expensive entrance but you have to remember that attractions are included in the price. The restaurants did not have great fun, but it is probably possible to find something for most people. The food was expensive and it was not great to find vegetarian, there was probably only falafel in some places, felt boring. The Italian restaurant (at the entrance) was not good. It is quite ok to eat with a food bag - recommend it if you want to get away a little cheaper, smart to bring water bottle. There are several places to fill the bottle. The 4D movies were over expectation, Lego City was the best, Ninjago was not as fun as they talked a lot and didn't go as easy to keep up with for the 5 year old. The movies were about 10-15 min and very much appreciated by our children. We went two days. The first day it was rainy and windy, and thus much shorter queues than the second day when it did not rain as much. Dog-friendly we saw that it was in the park. One can rent a pram in the park, costs 50 DKK.
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