LEGOLAND Billund Resort Reviews

"Legoland light" could be called this year. Unfortunately, many of my children's favorites were closed due to Covid19, such as the ghost house, jungle races, laser maze and 4d cinema. Fortunately, both extreme races and polar explorers were still open. Likewise, the vast majority of shops as well as the photo booths were also closed, which, overall, unfortunately takes the top of the mood by visiting Legoland. On the positive side, Legoland is well in control of the Coronavirus precautions and there was a short queue for the open rides. (However, we were away on a weekday so it might look different this weekend) The longest queues were at the few open stalls with ice cream and food. I would therefore recommend that you take food away from home. Legoland under Covid19 is fine if you have smaller children, but if they are older than 10-11 they will probably find the committee a bit limited. For goodness sake, I just want to add that I and my family have been frequent guests in Legoland - last year with 5x year cards, and usually I see Legoland as a 5 star experience. Thus, the notification only applies to the conditions currently under Covid19, and it is intended as information, as I do not think the many changes appeared anywhere, either here or on the Legoland website.

For children of all ages! Entry in bit expensive but many offers and promotions available. Especially for children take a look at the site of the Danish milk plant where often free tickets are found.

An interesting blend of miniature world and amusement park.

Legoland is of course an amusement park with children in the center and therefore fun and good. That said, however, I also have to wonder why they don't seem to have improved their weakest pages much since I was a kid. They do not have lockers, but just a shabby unlocked luggage storage at their own risk. The cows that are the hardest for the kids (and adults) are mostly boring. Some places have the opportunity to play with Lego, but may wonder that there is nothing they use in several places, that there is no better sun (and rain) protection in the queue and are not decorations and maybe some screens to look at. Queue entertainment should be a concept. The cows are boring and there will typically be some family members who will not be on the trip who cannot find shelter or anything to sit on. You get tired before time. We saved "jungle racers" for supper in the hope of a smaller queue, just to find that they had closed half and therefore there was still a big queue. Playground is for the young children only and gets too hot. They have an app that they say should help with overview of queuing times but it does not update quite a few of the rides and it is messy to use and does not come with quite a lot of relevant information. A qbot seems like a good idea and should follow automatically instead of being expensive. Legoland seems to survive too much on their brand instead of following Lego's motto.

A lovely family experience with space for the enjoyment and something for all ages

This was great for the kids and parents alike. The 2019 show called Battle for the Bricks was fantastic and the rides ranged from relaxing and pretty to very exciting and fast.

Only downer was that our youngest was half a year too young for the driving school. He wasn't too happy to see his older brother getting a driver's license. So mind the age limit of 7 for that one.

We were there mid June and there were hardly any lines to any of the attractions.

Plenty of nice picnic areas so bring your own lunch and spend the money on Lego in the well stocked Lego store.

Very nice park where you can spend a day sweet with small children.

Wonderful, magic place. Fun boty for kids and adults. Even when the Legoland is celowe there is lot to see in the city.

Drive only at half capacity and totally crowded park and they sprint nothing off

It is worth buying group tickets. There are no problems with printed tickets, you just need to scan the code. It is worth to be from 10.00 and take advantage of the attractions like slides, rides on the water and finally the town with lego blocks. Paid parking at the exit approx. PLN 30.-You can pay by card. Card payment is available throughout Denmark. In Legoland you can eat even though it is quite expensive. A lot of people come with their own food, a lot of places for a picnic. Service nice and helpful. Most of the attractions outside so good weather is necessary ...

We had two very different experiences in Legoland. We visited two times in the same week. In both visits the rides where perfect for me and my son which is 7 years old.

On our first visit, the park was extremely crowded. There where a lot of corona-based measures in place, so we where very surprised to find it impossible to go on a ride or to get food without queueing for 30+ minutes in unmanaged queues where distance was not kept.

On our visit two days later, there where far fewer people in the park and it was much easier to stay safe and to enjoy the experience without constantly standing in line.

It would only take over 24 years before I returned here. In 1996 I had my big trauma in the timber gutter. According to Mom and Dad, I've never been so scared in my entire life. I supposedly tried to get out of it too. Fortunately, I was seated, with a heart rate of probably 190 (if not more). The boat went over the cliff, and it was probably the most fun I had been on, says Mom. There was an incredibly nice man at work that day, who let me sit in the boat for another round. That was the day I opened my eyes to roller coasters. It was also the day I got a Native American feather. Never been so proud. Now, a few years later, I'm back. The timber gutter has been upgraded, and it was of course taken. Fortunately, I was not afraid this year, because I was cured. Thank you to the man who was at work in 1996, and to all of you who were at work in 2020 and who made my day perfect. I would also add that the lego shop had become very good. Of course ended up spending way too much money;)

Very nice . Roller coasters can be more exciting, my 8 year old daughter. Found the other to be quite short and a bit boring except for one track.

Super park with great scenes made entirely of Lego. Great rides. Highly recommended for children.

Really fantastic, very beautiful everything in the lego theme. Not something for people who love the craziest attractions but more for the enjoyers and the Lego Fans

Revelation! Fun for everyone of all ages! I would recommend.

We were so hyped about visiting the birthplace of legos and it lived up to it. Everywhere you look are things, animals and cities made out of legos. The rides are also fun and some brought me back to my childhood.

Not cheap, but very clean and the staff is so friendly. So I thought, since the people in German amusement parks could sometimes cut off a slice of. Just wonderful!

Great amusement park, for young and old, something for everyone! Beautiful sculptures from Lego. Really worth it!

I liked that you pay the entrance and that's it. And the attractions are very good decorated and interesting.

Cool park, fun for small children. Food disappointing (burger restaurant, bad fries)

Good old Legoland. It's expensive and you stand in line a lot, even in these corona times with limited access, but it's cozy and we love it!

The most shameless family rip off I have ever seen. I love Lego, my kids do, too. Especially if you're a Lego fan you should stay clear of what will be an expensive disappointment. Maybe the Lego House would be an alternative.

Wonderful place for kids and for adults. We were there on Monday so the park was not so busy and this was good. Can't imagine this place full of people in the rash time. The price for parking is 50 kroner. Entrance tickets actually not so cheap and if u come at midday of little bit late u don't have chance to see all. All slideshows stop to work at 17.00 and better first to go there and then to see the rest. Park by itself work till 18.00. A lot of people at the food courts and prices for food are not cheap. For all for 2 persons we spent around 170 Euro with entrance ant parking. They have season passes. So if u plan to come back few times better to take them. But time in LEGOLAND was good. We will come back to see the rest next time

Food rather expensive. Food inside for two adults and two kids vary between 50-80 EUR a meal. Be ready for queing.. Otherwise good.

Best amusement park I've been to. Lots of different Lego-style attractions for people of all ages (also for the youngest aged 2+). For a big plus water attractions, especially on a hot day, such as Viking River Splash, Lego Canoe.

Very nice place to stay all day park really nice at night

Excellent Theme park with loads for all ages. Wide range of rides, both scary and enjoyable. Plenty of restaurants, with allergen lists outside most, seating everywhere, toilets etc. Also plenty of parking nearby at a low price. Food inside the park & accommodation is expensive. Prebook tickets - the queues can be lengthy. Overall, well worth a visit to a great location in a great country with lovely people.

the most versatile of the Nordic amusement park! Miniland's models are incredibly detailed and stunning! You can go to meet with the penguins.

Nice for the whole family, great place but awful queues everywhere

Great place for kids. Very expensive. Everything is expensive. It does not quite match the price level ...

Great park for a Lego fan of any age. Needs some investment in expansion to match the surrounding area (ie looks tired and old in parts)

It doesn't matter if you love LEGO or not, you can't help but love this place. It's the best, well worth a visit. We will be back.

Big and beautiful park with hours of fun for both young and old. Very many nice Lego buildings to look at. Some carousels and other tivoli activities, train tours, boat trips and the like. Own driving school where the children can drive Lego cars and get Lego certificates. Many small shops where you can buy Lego effects. Also many kiosks and restaurants. Do not be very excited about the food in one of the Legoredo's restaurants. You can buy Lego cheaper elsewhere than in the shops in Legoland. Still definitely worth a visit.

Very good, but here and there you can see the age of some attractions.

Worlds largest lego park, an amusement park for every age

Very good organization despite corona regulations. Everything very clean. Have been here very often. Great driving pleasure for children of all ages. Great facility, very lovingly designed.

Super good for smaller children. Older people get tricky. Otherwise nothing to complain about, except full entry for children !!

Breathtaking. Great mix of amusement park and miniature world.

Nice big clean park. Pros:
- made a lot of decoration with lego
- recognizable thematic areas
- quite a lot of attractions
- nice and friendly staff
- enough parking space
But also some negatives:
- admission price is very high
- not always a clear routing
- very long waiting times at attractions
- attractions not particularly spectacular
- few possibilities to build with lego yourself

An amazing place even for adults, great well run park. I recommend the buffet

If the children talk and say together that it was the most beautiful holiday forever, you know that you have done everything right! Who knows Denmark knows the prices, but for what is offered, it is completely fine!

I don't trust people who don't like Legos. 10/10 would recommend

First and foremost, it was "really expensive" .... The 4D cinema was a hit and included in the price ....

So it's weird with legoland. I have not been there in twenty years and it has not really changed. It was smaller than expected, but luckily good reservations had been made for the corona. So there were not that many guests and it was nice. The queues were not so bad on Sunday - but when most of the stalls and eateries are closed, it just seems dead.
Monday was packed already from 11 am, and you do not need two days in legoland.

It was a lot of fun, even it was a raining a little bit. We will come again

Bad place for many people and long queues .To buy a cup of coffee we stood in line for over an hour.

Fantastically beautiful was there with the grandson

Not worth it. Lots of people, limited number of rides, long waiting times, short rides and expensive. Other parks offer more value for the money

The Lego theme is really implemented in the park, and the miniature land alone is almost enough for a whole day if you have to see it all. The rides are targeted at ages 3-12 years. The park is very expensive, unfortunately this does not mean that there is a long distance between the customers, so there can also be long queues for most things.

This great park for adults as for kids. It s much better than the one in Germany

Legoland is always great for young and old children. However, the prices of food are high in other theme parks in Denmark.

It's Legoland .. great place, but EVERYTHING for many people - postpone your visit to outside season, so it will be easier to enjoy the park and not just to spend the day standing in line.

Super experience. We took advantage of the 'show consideration' scheme and we really have to say that it just works. We had a great day. Only minus on the day was the price of food and drink in the park, these are really some high prices. DKK 20 for 0.5 l of spring water.