LEGOLAND Windsor Review

I waited some years before going back there just to give them time to make it better when finally, after all the adverts I've seen on tv of great improvement, I grabbed the saver offer I received in my mail and bought 4 tickets at half More

Great for kids, be prepared to queue up for rides though.

It's Amazing and fun I recommend you should go to Legoland!

Nice place for whole family birthday celebration. Has plenty of rides and activities and other interesting things

Visited the theme park over 2 days. Nothing can be helped with heat and queues, but I only wish they sold mini fans or water sprays. Due to Covid19, expect to wait longer for deep cleans, and rightly so in the current climate. What has earnt the stars are the amazing staff, that though stuck all day in 34degree heat, in face masks, screaming kids and at times adults, were consistently attentive, enthusiastic and helpful, whilst maintaining the new safety measures in place. The two helpful staff members at the Dragon ride photo desk that searched for my familys photo for me, I am especially grateful too. What loses a star is despite having markings on the floor during queues for social distancing, people continuously ignored them (even though reminders over tonnoy were repeated). Maybe queues just need to be observed more closely, for the silly people who dont follow the rules.

The rides are good but don't go here just for this. We had a nice family day out and we are Lego fans, so we've ticked it off the list. We got round it in one day but that's partly because it was quiet and some of the rides were closed. The Star Wars exhibit was interesting and the dragon rollercoaster was fun. Also worth a mention are the pirate show and the monster party attractions. Steer clear of the ice cream shop in the Lego friends section. We found it had very slow service at 2:45pm on a quiet day. Also, the servers didn't wear gloves although they were careful when handling the food by using tongs and napkins. I'd say during school holidays you might need two days to get round it. Worth a visit if you have a Lego fan in the family.

Decent park, not a disney world park or universal, but its still good, decent selection of lego themed rides but mainly aimed at children i think. Really good Lego shop though that gives me the tingles.

Nice for the kids but very dated and enormous queue at most of the ride and very surprised by the closing time in summer 5pm

Great place for all ages, loads to see and do. Love the idea of a dispenser for suncream on the wall at the toilets. Food expensive, but you're a captive audience, pinic would be a good idea but as we'd travelled from the Northeast of England this wasn't an option. Very much enjoyed by all of us.

Great place for younger children. Lots of rides . If possible avoid school holidays as gets very busy

Due to visiting in November one or two of the sunny weather rides were closed but we didn't miss out much.

Unfortunately the season perhaps also meant few of the refreshment stalls were open, which was frustrating. The fish and chip shop selling food at over twice the price of such an ordinary meal didn't help.

Most of the Lego sculptures around the park were in need of a power-washing so some of the lustre was missing but the kids didn't seem to notice.

Queue times varied from 15 mins to 45 but mostly the former. The haunted house ride was an outlier on the bang/buck front, being the only ride about which our 6yo asked "was that it?".

Given the quite incredible cost of a visit it was a shame none of the Lego on sale in the shops was at all discounted. I recommend scanning bar codes with the Amazon app.

Overall it was an expensive but not unpleasant visit.

Perfect for kids of all ages, best to get there early to jump ahead in the queue, q-bot are definitely worth getting if you want to hit as many rides as possible.

First time I've ever been. Took my 3yr old and baby. I expected it to be quieter than usual but quite the opposite. They have put 2metre marks in place for queueing and closed half the rows on rides to abide the social distancing rules... but still have maximum capacity. So queues are longer... things seem busier and no one adheres to the 2mt rule.

Old Park and very slow attraction line times for kids. If you want an easier day pay extra for the fast passes the park is extremely busy. Views over Windsor were gorgeous spoilt by the planes! But it was worth a visit but won't be returning

No words needed. Friendly helpful staff.
I am happy to recommend

Loved it it was our second visit with family.. but this time it was quite busy..

Nice experience. Lovely for kids. Rides are too short and queues are too long. Which means more time needed. Needs to close late especially in the summer times. The submarine experience is one of the best.

Expensive on the gate bit worth a visit if you get discount vouchers. Busy, lego, kids.....what else do you need to know? Good for small kids, take older ones somewhere else.

Fantastic place for the whole family. Spent the night in the Castle Hotel. All staff very friendly and great place to visit for the whole family.

Love this place. #customcatfishcaves on Facebook to what my build crew get up to

I took the boy to see santa... he loved it stayed the night hotel was great...

Legoland windsor is a fantastic place for kids of all ages, we had a great day i took my boys aged 10 and 7 they didnt know what to do first, took a picture of the iconic legoland sign and had a go on the lego dragon in the castle. The More

Legoland has some great exhibits but it is expensive.
For the prices of food, drinks & gifts pick a price & double it, then add a third to the original number.
On saying this I would estimate 40% of the food stalls were shut.
We were there for the late May bank holiday weekend & several rides were closed on & off for the 2 days apparently due to maintenance according to signage but never saw a soul near them until a ride opened. The waiting for rides was ridiculous up to 90mins plus on some rides. I am not a massive fan of themeparks but even I found some of the rides boring. The 4D cinema was great but again a long wait.

The one problem with Q-Bot passes was that because you got to jump qeues there were people having their third or fourth time on a ride which added to queueing times for everyone else. It might make the owners of the park a few quid in the short term but others will not want to come back.
I got the feeling that the park owners have the attitude that they should fill every square foot of the park with a guest, even when this is detrimental to the experience of visitors to the park.
They had some people in costumes occasionally dotted around the park but not enough and never about for more than 10mins or so at a time.
I would never return to the park and would not have gone back for a second day had we not had the kids with us.
I have to say that staff were polite but on the most looked fed-up.
I felt the tv advertisements for the park were misleading at best. If the truth of the place was shown in its truest light Legoland would be a place of qeues, kids losing the will to live waiting for rides & adults looking flustered. Instead we get shown a place of magic and wonder. Which I am not convinced was filmed at a completely different park.
Charging people to park their cars which seems to be the most desired mode of transport due to location I can only describe as greedy especially when it isn't even a concreted or asphalt area just some dusty white stone chucked in fields and no security.
They might have sang "Everything is awesome" in the movie.
But it's on the most part awful in the park.
Overall a disappointment at best which is a shame. I wanted Legoland to be everything I dreamed of and more. Instead I got a bit of a nightmare.

Wow it was great so many rides to chose from but alot of walking except for most parts of the resort u can take one of the trains inside

Kids enjoyed it but starting to look a bit run down in my opinion, for the entry prices would expect a bit more.
Good education piece around plastic usage in the aquarium but then disappointed to see single use plastics sold at every food counter with almost no recycling bins around the park!

Don't forget to check weather before you go. In some cases wellies would be a very nice idea :) rainy day is a good appoetunity to skip ques... Just dress appropriately. And (at any weather) - come early to avoid ques in the morning not so busy hours

Not too busy. Not too long to queue up for rides. Nice n clean. Lot better than the other theme parks.

Had 2 days at the park, the family had a good time the staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. The old parts of the park stand out from the newer bits due to the weathering but the kids loved it.

Fun for the kids but. You need 3 or 4 days to really see it all.

Fabulous place to visit, plenty to see and do, we went end March and it wasn't extremely busy so didn't wait long for rides ECT, I'm a wheelchair user, and found it fine to get around and our 6 yr old loved the place, wouldn't go into all eat pizza place it was horrible food disgusting, Staff rude and not worth money all other place were fine, all in all good place

Great park and hotel but very pricey. Then again, don't know why I would think it would be otherwise.

Expensive but full day out. Will go again but for two days not one.

What a great place for the kids. Just make sure they are a minimum of 1.1 meters and everything should be fine.

Many many rides for big kids and little ones.



Food isn't the best quality of the park but will do. Best bet is to take a picnic.

There is a bag search at the entrance so just be ready to wait 5 mins or so.

Overall a great day here would highly recommend the kids water park area is the weather is warm enough.

Great for families with younger kids. Pretty good social distancing in place although difficult in the queues.

1st time at legoland today and the stuff there was amazing, but the rides took so long to get on we only went on about 4 in 8 hours alot of waiting about and so expensive

Solid Theme Park rides, hard working staff, let down by cut backs to maintenance and cleanliness. Miniland in particular is looking rather sad with large amounts of the moving aspects seemingly broken.

Loved it, great for kids and grown ups. Plenty to do, definitely need 2 days to make the most of it.

Some rides were closed but the food was great and the queue times were roughly 5 mins for almost everything

Lots fun for the family. I've been coming here for many years and always love it. Plenty to see and do and fantastic themeing and scenery. The fireworks events are just magical. The only grumble I have, is that I've witnessed horrendous pushing in, in the queues on really crowded days.

The Christmas event is so magical for the family! Staff are lovely too.

The staff are friendly and helpful, the rides are fun, and the food is good. More than that, Merlin have cultivated a sense of harmless innocence, which even adults find charming and relaxing.

Pros:

The kids liked it
The Lego builds are very impressive
Staff are friendly
Park is clean
Easy to park

Cons:
It was WAY too busy
Ride queue time was 50-80 minutes
Burger restaurant in pirate land took over an hour to serve food
Some of the exhibits look tired and sun faded
Everything was expensive

Everything was not awesome. Though it has the potential to be. I feel that the park makes enough money to really make this place on another level. I'd really like to see it with 5 stars.

Decent enough day out in theory. Staff could be a lot better though. Got left on a ride on a tunnel for over half an hour after it stopped while they waited for more senior staff who were "qualified" to perform an evacuation. Kids left crying. Not a great end to the day.

Fun place to be with family. Pirate shows at the center stage are the best! Recommend eating at all you can eat pasta & pizza buffet.

Bit pricey esp the car park but always great entertainment

Better for younger kids, up to 12 years old may be best. Not as crowded as expected, 30 mins was the longest queue.

Queue times on both the app and at the ride are generally incorrect. Food and other concessions were sold out, but no stops or signs for the items. Waiting to be told this when you got to the front. Signpost is very limited the app is fantastic getting you to the rides though.

A great day out for kids. I was hoping there would be more of a focus on actual Lego and less on rides, but it was an enjoyable day.

Loved everything apart from the long queues. Laser Raiders was not worth the wait.

Good venue for all ages. Good parking , staff are great and the attractions are great and always something new to see or do .

This place is the king of fun. My son attended a school trip to legoland Windsor resort and came back to me telling me all about it. There is an enjoyable experience for kids waiting there. My son really enjoyed the Lego ninja go ride and I even took him there. I would easily recommend this to any person who needs fun!

Very busy place but there is loads for the kids to do and to keep them entertained with.

Overall great experience, as my kids absolutely loved it!
It is massive and will fill a couple of days, especially with the queues. It is very clean and pretty organised. The few things that made this a 4 stars review were the prices for food are pretty expensive and the quality isn't the best in the chicken shop (pizza and pasta were good), the speed of the ride operatives is a disgrace (while I understand h&s, their "speed" had nothing to do with it), the new attraction "haunted house", was broken in the morning and than after it was fixed, it broke again after waiting 40 min in line and another 20 min inside.
Do buy the photo digipass as it is totally worth it.

Lots of queing but definitely worth it. Perhaps take a lunch and snacks with you, the food isn't cheap and isn't great, it's not bad, but certainly not great.

Great weekend. The weather always seems better in the south east. Most attractions open as normal. Get there half hour before opening as u can get in the park before the mad rush

All the rides and attractions are amazing. Queues can get long and the food available onsite is pretty poor.

I mean who doesn't love Legoland! A great day out,. some good food spots about (prices what you would expect from a theme park). However the fast track system should be made so that you can save more than one ride at a time, especially if you're being fast tracked due to a child/adult having additional needs.

It's great for younger kids, but mine are probably out growing it now. Lack of water refilling stations and expensive bottled water in single use plastic is not moving with the times.

Its lego land the mecca for lego lovers went for two days and didn't do everything would go again and again and again. P.S im a big fan off lego so I'm bios

Great . My grand daughter loved it and that made the rest of the family happy

It is mainly for kids. Adults can also enjoy at some attractions. We did not had enough time here. This place closes too early. Come on! No place closes as early as 5pm. One needs a full day to cover all of the main attractions of this resort. We had a good time here but queues were too long. It took 1.5 to 2 hours to take only one ride. They should extend the closing time so that it is possible for a tourist to cover as much of this resort as possible. Food here was pathetic . Don t buy expensive food for lunch from here. Instead, get food from somewhere else. This place is nothing if you compare it with Universal Studios,Disneyworld and Disneyland Parks.

Great place for overnight stays or day visit s.. activity for all,and a great Lego shop

Pleased it wasn't too busy, but felt it needed a clean, some rides etc just looked "tired"!!!

There was lots to do an see miniature land was really good an detailed lots of rides an shows on well worth watching them they really got the audience to join in
Worth buying the refill cup will save u alot of money lots of places to refill but try an use the hill train as much as possible saves being tired an missing out staff were very polite an happy to help with directions my best ride would b the dragon rollercoaster

Very busy place.good for the kids day out but is quite pricey.

Interesting location to visit with children upto 13 year of age.

Great experience for the kids from ages 3 upwards. Given its popularity on a Friday, weekend expect large queues and long waiting times. Minimum wait was around 30 mins ( with the downloaded app highlighting 20 mins).

The rides were great, whether you're a fan of a white knuckle experience or something a little calmer.

Due to the current scenario, certain parts of Legoland were closed, also the catering experience felt limited and expensive.

Great experience, can't recommend it enough. Minus one point as parking cost extra.

A good fun day out, on the pricey side if you dont have any vouchers.
I would recommend taking food as the shops are expensive for what you get.
The rides take time so its better to do it as a walk to see the sights.

Excellent post lockdown visit albeit in the rain, short queues, sterilisation levels great, and well organised

Was great fun and would give it a 5 star under different circumstances but I feel they could have done more in the current climate. If you are worried about covid beware there are so e areas that have not been tackled well. Other then that a great day out.

If you have Lego obsessed children then it's a must. Just beware of the queues for the rides which easily be an hour for each ride. The food is so-so and expensive but that's not why you came.......

I didn't expect much and thought it was overpriced, but I was surprised as to what was on offer.

Has shops for almost everything except bread smh! Also, what's with all the lego!? I prefer playmobile!

For those who love Lego this is the perfect place to be! You could spend a couple of days there enjoying different park themes.

We had a lovely day out. A bit disappointed because there was quite few rides closed, but still had a nice time

Queues queues queues. Soon we will be paying for the toilets

Very nice place and helpful staff but very poor sign posted

Park itself is excellent, but extremely expensive. Entry is one thing but when you have to pay more for certain attractions inside it's pretty galling, especially the fair ground type attractions that are expensive and heavily More

We had a lovely day. It's worth taking swimsuits for children in the splash zone. The Lego Friends show ent down really well with my 5 year old. It closes rather early, and we were unable to refill our slushy cup as all of the concessions were closed early.

Kids love it. Some rude adults though shoving kids out of the way

Great day out for our family. Definitely a special treat with the cost and we were prepared to queue/it being busy.

We were there from opening until close and filled the day.

Took off 1 star as food choices and availability weren't great. We brought some sandwiches and thought there would be some snacks to supplement but unless we wanted an overpriced hotdog, or a doughnut, that was about it.