LEGOLAND Windsor Review

Sorry, the park is 4*, but was uncomfortably busy. Social distancing was lacklustre, queues blocked paths, punters stood chatting on the paths, some went the wrong way around one-way systems and queues for the rides were too long for little ones. Legoland did try hard, but public didn't. Work barriers near lake were unattractive and unimaginative - perhaps a few colourful images might make them look a little less jarringly "building site"?

Disappointing for the cost. False que times new ride not working and qued for 40 mins for it when the que time said 10 Ninjago ride said 15 mins qued for 45 lots people holding places for others in ques making ques longer and nothing done about it if people want to go wait till the last 2 hours we did more then than we did in the whole day "literally" in 4 hours 1ride

Do yourself a favour and don t waste your money.
The waiting times for rides are way too long to wait.
For the amount of money you pay and wait times you will get angry at some point.

Basically you wait 60-75 minutes for 2 minutes rides.

Take your kids to local fun fair and you ll have more fun for less money.

Really great spent times for family
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Baring waiting times for rides which I guess is to be expected unfortunately, it's awesome. My little girl loved it and that's all that counts.

Friendly staff good amount of rides can get busy and have ques for the rides but get the whole day there

Definitely showing it's age now and looking tired throughout, even the newer rides like the Ninjago ride were disappointing and didn't seem to work properly.
Despite only just reopening after lockdown the park doesn't appear to have had much done to it apart from some social distancing and health and safety signage put up.
Disappointing that not all the rides were open either, for example the new Haunted House ride was closed due to the need to maintain social distancing, but I don't really understand how other rides like the Deep Sea Adventure or the Spinning Spider could remain open, just make it a requirement to wear a mask like on the Spinning Spider or the Dragon roller coaster.
I'm glad we had complimentary tickets from the recent Sun Savers offer as we would have been very disappointed if we'd paid full price.

A lot of the attraction rides were closed, and they closed some of the shows because they said it was bad weather which I thought was ludicrous as it wasn't raining just a bit of wind. Very disappointed after paying all that money to get in.

Very nice place... njoyed the day out... We'll set up with Vivid restrictions.. amazing to see what all can be done with LEGOS... will surely visit again..

Highly over priced for what it is, be prepared to spend the best part of your day queuing unless your made of money and fastrack. Dated and faded displays, they care more about the money than family fun.
Windsor safari park was so much better...

And for the record I love LEGO as a toy

Well organised in this very difficult situation. Staff friendly and well up with the knowledge of looking out for visitors and their colleagues. Felt safe at Legoland, well done to all

LEGOLAND is an amazing place to visit. Spent the day there but needed more time as there is so much to see and do. It's BRILLIANT.

It's no Disneyland, just a bit average, a little run down and with loads of rides not working. Still ok for the young children though.

The queuing was absolutely horrible we managed to do 5 rides!

Went with a 6 year old a 4 year old and a 2 year old...something for everyone, very hospitable good infection controll

Just wish it was closer to home. LOVE LEGOLAND Brilliant place prepare yourself for ultimate fun

Absolutely fantastic!! Absolutely marvellous!! Even though u have to wear a mask or covering ... OMG!! U have to visit!! It's truly amazing!!! All the attractions appeal to young n old..... It's good to be back in nice theme parks!! 10/10..
Ps it was shown on ch5 a few weeks ago.

Very long cues longer than app says
Most stores and vending machines ran out of drinks for sale on a very hot day.
But fun nether the less.

An expensive day out, but worth every penny! I took my 6 year old and the two of us had a fantastic time from the moment we walked in to the moment we left. Staff were friendly, park was spacious yet everything accessible for young legs. Highly recommended.

Love it here been here twice now and coming back again this year its clean tidy and the kids love it such a great place just finding the parking abit expensive tho

Relatively small and specialised amusement park for kids. Layout could have been better and there could have option for live entertainment.

Brilliant, took our 10yr old daughter. There was plenty of rides and shows. Little waiting times no more than 30 mins on the day we went throughly enjoyable day out.

Save your hard earned. No structure to the car park it was like whacky races. No structure to the park itself. Had a 2 day pass won t be going back the 2nd day. 90min wait on some rides. It was also the hottest day we ve had for a long time. My advice is to avoid. very disappointing. Won t be coming back staff was scarce no drink station open rides closed. Tatty dirty and worn out. I never complain about things but I ve even opened a google account just to put this up for people to see. Never do reviews So think twice before you take a long drive down like we did.

It was underwhelming. The hotel though was good considering it has hundreds of kids running around it was in good order the themed rooms were good order and food was good.

Very nice family park with loads of activities. It will be a remarkable day if combined with good weather but expect long queues during weekends. Definitely recommended to all ages and it s better to do the annual card if you are a frequent visitor.

It's really nice and clean place to spend a nice time with family

Loved the park, great facilities, food service and availability is the only downside

Interesting theme park for kids. Many Lego figures and structures

It was busy as ever, nobody was distancing from people, queues were twice as long in comparison before the pandemic, as they have to clean the rides regularly. If people have to wait long and follow social distancing rules this means they should sell less tickets to the public but it didn't feel like that at all, extremely busy.

Long queue's while watching only noticed 1 person on most ride's working them having to do all the work that takes up time hence the queue's ??? I've queued for shorter length of time at big theme parks and having young children while queuing can be quite stressful. Quite a expensive day out and coming from the north west it was very costly and to be honest it didn't live up to the hype at all.

The exhibitions are fantastic, especially miniland. The rides are outdated, without much thrill or magic, and their queues are really awful with badly estimated times. Half of the waiting seems to be caused by (intentional???) slow boarding at some rides.

The best Lego land by far, nothing compared to Manchester and the centre in Birmingham. Good range of rides for the children where adults can join in, not many big rides . Lego land is amazing place , take some time to have a walk through it. good selection of restaurants and shops in the park, Pay extra for parking near entrance.

Was good day but social distancing during queuing could be improved!! And stricter measure on mask wearing during queuing.

Didn't take pictures, Very busy LOTS of walking children had fun

Really nice place, staff were nice, lots to see but queues for rides were terrible. Over an hour for nearly every ride.

The main attraction rides weren't operational and the others all had over 60 minute wait in the sun with kids, food prices were extortionate and the self service machines were down from 6 to 1.

Overall a extremely expensive and unproductive day so I'm sure I'll be back to do it all again in 6 months.

It's a really fun place for the whole family with something for everyone, including : rides, activities, accommodation and restaurants.

Lots of rides but the Lego outside is really starting to show its age - bleached by the sun and dirty in places. Many areas of the park could do with a quick fix here and there - pressure wash here.. repaint there.. Queues can sometimes be long, not due to the number of people but the incredibly slow loading processes - not sure if this is intentional to push more Q Bot purchases.

Had to wait over an hour and half for disabled qbot,
First ride broke down,
In a day we managed to enjoy 5 rides.
Not impressed,,,,,,,,

I think it's too expensive for waiting around to go on the rides by the time you waited to go on the rides the day is over and if you wanted to pay more money for the quick line and pay for parking the amount of people thought the doors they can do special deals and the food the fish and chips the fish cakes had more mash and not a lot of fish

Average. Lots of things closed due to mild wind. Queues are excessive and ride time/enjoyment is minimal.

Food prices beyond expensive so take a pack up. Parking is again pricey and unwarranted.

Duplo valley theatre and the pirate show are highlights.

Q bot would be a good idea but again you have to queue up to an hour to get through that mess so kind of redundant.

Lego Ninjago is the only worthwhile attraction. Even the new haunted house is a disappointing experience that's over before it's had chance to begin. Compared to the excellent Hex ride at Alton towers which it's a direct comparative ride it's really not worth the queue.

Personally I found the whole place disappointing, lots of nooks and crannies that look neglected and tired.

I wouldn't go back unless it was a discounted ticket. Not worth the full price of admission. If it wasn't for the Lego branding cheering the place up it would not be worth travelling to.

Great for people who like queuing lots and paying over the odds for fried chicken.

Everyone always has a wonderful time here. Great selection of rides for all the kids

Kids were very happy in this place, so I'm happy too. One day for all attractions is to short. Quees are smaller at morning, but at after noon it' tragic.

Kids love the lego land, Every ride you have to queue for at least 30 min.Helpffull stuff, great place. Food price is so expensive....

Still a great place for younger kids and big kids (adults) could do with a little revamp in some places but the new things are great

Fantastic place to visit. Fun for both children and adults however be prepared to do a lot of walking although there is a lift up the hill which ends up get busy towards closing time as everyone is too tired to climb the steep hill back to the entrance/exit

Great place for younger kids!
A bit tired in some places, a lot hadnt changed since I visited as a young girl.
That being said it is a good day out for younger families.
As with all theme parks expect longer lines and crazy prices.
They do allow you to bring a packed lunch and this saved us a fortune!

Great place take a bank or credit card as alot of drink stalls are card only

Very nice theme park with lots of fun rides. Long queues and some interctive entertainment. All in all great dah out with family

Thought the day was totally wasted. They say everywhere to download the app as it tells you the wait times for rides, but they are way way out. So we look and its a 5 minute wait for the ride next to us. We start queueing and an hour later More

Always wanted to visit and never had a chance until today. What a disappointment!

Well below expectations. The place looks tired, old, disjointed and just lacking overall. The staff do not look happy to be there, some of the food concession stands were not open. The water ride broke when we were on it and all the group's stranded had to be rescued. The main food hall staff do not seemed to be trained at all as we had to wait a long time for essentially a burger (quick note use the smaller food stands dotted around the themepark)

Some of the rides were just not worth the wait (45mins, monster house party for example)

Costa coffee was excellent and the firework display at the end of the day was a joy to watch.

With some simple tweeking and rejuvenation, I do believe this has the potential to be a great place, but if no investment is forthcoming I think this place will not survive.

So glad we had 2 full days here to get everything done. It was well worth it and I'd recommend it to anyone.

The whole place looks like it have been closed down

Over 50% of the rides were closed or broken

Rubbish all over the place

If I can give a minus star I will

Also some rides close before five

There is a giant claw machine in heartlake city

Don't play it

It barely even closes

If you are leaving through the main entrance

There is a hill tram you can board

Also if you are staying in the hotel and you went to the main entrance by mistake
You can board the hill tram and walk towards lego city
You can get to the hotel

You can barely last a whole afternoon there

Don't buy the fast pass

As I mentioned above

Half the rides are closed

It is also very difficult to find coffee and it taste bad

Its a good day out for all the family. Just a shame it is heavierly over priced and i always feel like i have to remortgage after a visit. So prefer the cheaper options of chessington or thrope park

The name says it all. Lego. Both of my kids 3 and 5 love it. Do not expect big rollercoaster etc. It is focused on kids. They have a miniature land which is fun to look at and tells you how long it took to build and how many bricks are in it. There is also a water park in there. But can be quite busy on warm days. If you want to buy Lego do it either at the beginning of your day or early afternoon. It gets mad busy when park closes and it is hard to look at items properly. Food and drink can be expensive. But is to be expected in a theme park.

Had a great day out today, staff are all so lovely, friendly & helpful x

If I could give this zero stars I would, I have been many times before but as of late it just seems to going down hill every time I go. Most of the small stands that sell snacks/ food on the go are closed with only a select few around the park open!! You can't pay with cash now inside the park itself, which I personally find silly when you have children who love being a bit independent at times & paying for face painting & other small things. From the outside looking in it seems that only a handful of staff actually care about the customers, with the others just going through the motions until clocking off time. If it wasn't for my wife & children I wouldn't ever go back!! If it is under new management then maybe they could contact the older ones for a few pointers

Lot of queues and a lot of uninterested staff, some fun.

A complete family outing as good as it gets at this side of the Atlantic. Inpired by and based on Disney land, it does not disappoint even if you have been to Disneyland, especially with its Ninja 3D virtual reality and the Twenty Thousand Leagues under the sea real underwater rides that beat the original Disney ones in their own game! Definitely recommend these two rides. Then the waterpark has got some splashy good fun as well. The world model village is interesting and a selfie magnet. Keep your expectations checked, especially stop comparing with that one visit to Disneyland, and enjoy. Whats the reason not to!

After much consideration, we finally bought tickets for Legoland.
We live in the Midlands, and the 2+ hour drive down has always put us off; so we stayed in a Premier Inn in Uxbridge over night and only had a 30 minute drive in. We chose this as the kids had no idea about lego land tickets and we didn't want the brown destination signs giving the game away!
The place was clean and lots of covid measures were in place, sadly not adhered to by the majority, like following arrows on the floor or wearing masks in confined spaces.
The Lego land app is not the best, queue times on it were out of kilter with reality by at least 15 minutes and the least time spent queuing for any ride was 35 minutes. We queued for 65 minutes for the haunted house and my 6 year old couldn't take it; by the end of the wait her legs were really tired. Trying to get a 6 year old back up the hill to go home was very trying. Everyone had the same idea to get the train back up and the wait was over 30 minutes.
We think we saw around half of the park, maybe got on 5 or 6 rides, after spending most of the day in some sort of queue.
The highlight of the day for my 8 year old was mini land.
Best part for us was paying the extra for priority parking and not having to trek across the car park .

I have an annual pass, and the first available date for booking is 3 September. If I go onto purchase tickets, its available on Thursday this week. Why am I at a disadvantage by having an annual pass? It seems a bit unfair.

Friendly staff and great resort. We loved the lights.

We visited Legoland this year during the summer with our 2 kids (8yrs&2yrs). What an awsome place within the UK to visit. We were pleasantly surprised that our son of 2yrs could go on most rides as it's 0.90cm threshold. We had a great time on every thing. Wait times were reasonable and food was readily available. Wasps were annoying but can't control that. We will deffiantly be visiting again!

Pricey if you don't take your own food. Need at least two days to get through the whole park as the waiting time for rides is pretty long.

Some of the Lego villages are starting to look very tired.

Because it was amazing how they all bulit the Lego and my favourite rise was the Dragon because it was fast and thrill seeking

No way to sugar-coat it really, not a fantastic experience. Some rides are OK and for the younger end the playgrounds are half decent but: the queues are too long, most rides a bit puny, spent most of the time in the drench park queueing for a slide and the final time was rejected just before me and the boys were about to get on because time was up, the haunted house repeatedly broke down; all in all a pretty frustrating weekend and definitely the worst major theme park I've been to!

Haven't been to Legoland for many years now even though some things might maybe familiar there was lots of new things to look at & things to do

Awesome, best family day out, the only thing I don't like was waiting for a single ride fir hrs and that just bcoz of the QBots coz literally we waited two hrs to get on ninjego ride as they were taking two Ppl from regular line and rest More

Great day with my husband and children. A little disappointed that the Fairytale Brook ride and the water rapids didn't squirt water at you like they used to. But a great day altogether.

Great place to visit and have fun for kids and adults. We have been there ones. My son loved it soo much, that everyday he asks if we are going back there. Unfortunately that is too far from us to visit this place more often.

We loved our day at Legoland. Just one really annoying thing....You need more sugar options. Artificial sweetened drinks are a pain if you have an allergy to them or disagree with drinking poison!!! Not just that but you overcharge for water. And the drinks vessels are all artificial sweetened drinks or water but we found they'd sold out very quickly, so never had the option to have those for the water so had to keep buying bottled water.
Other than that we had an amazing day and lucky to have very hot weather :)

We have had an amazing day!!
The amount of wasps that were around was really annoying. We understand that there's a lot of sweet, sugary stuff around but the amount that were there wasn't just from that.
While we get the use of the Qbot system for the rides we question whether the Lego Driving Licence activity should be on the Qbot system? Kids of 3-5 queuing in the hot sun only to watch other kids come in from the other side before them, lot of screaming unhappiness. However, the lad that was seeing in the trainee drivers was amazing. When a person was extremely rude to him when told his child was to old do partake, he was called a 'jobsworth' but stood his ground. We'll done.

4.5 stars the only coment I would like to make is we arrived with tickets in hand great straight in.my son then sent us a message saying he had fast track at reception again great. Then we saw the que to pick the fast track tickets. Oh it took for ever and when I say ever 45 mins to collect somthing which was arranged I was so disappointed. But the rest of the visit was 5 star . Steve

Staff aren't very friendly and is a lot of money for what you get. However Miniland was amazing to look at.

Venue and staff were lovely. Standard Queue times re a bit long for younger children. Over 6 will have a great day

Seemed a bit tired and run down and most of the staff were very young and inexperienced. Lacks the cohesion and magic of other resorts. Needs an overhaul and probably new management. That said, the children had fun!

We visited Legoland Windsor during the Covid ruled summer of 2020, but on the second week of September when all the kids were back at school. I don't want to be too harsh since these are trying times for us all, but it was a pretty disappointing trip that just wasn't worth the money. A few of the already limited amount of rides were closed and the queue times for the rides available were all upwards of half an hour. A lot of us visiting have energetic, irritable toddlers and so I saw a lot of families just leave the queue after waiting for half an hour already. Of our whole 4 hour visit, we only got to go on the Carousel / Merry Go Round. Most of it was just wasted on queuing and just sightseeing and trying to get as many photographs as possible to commemorate the day. We spent the most time in miniland.

I last visited here nearly 2 decades ago when I was a child and I remember I enjoyed myself, so I wanted to bring my child here. This was just bittersweet nostalgia though. There are hardly any rides and the attractions are really small. Shockingly I didn't find this place all that "Lego" themed either. This unfortunately just felt like a trip to a run of the mill summer Fun Fair.

The staff were all great - friendly and polite, and the bathrooms were clean. If anything it was like a long walk through a park with a few things to see along the way - but for me, it just doesn't justify the ticket price or the long journey there. Especially when you consider how much more you potentially spend on refreshments, souvenirs and other small paid for games while you are there.