[2025 Windsor Attraction] Travel Guide for LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort (Updated Apr)

#Themepark closed period It turns out that theme parks in the UK are closed from November to mid-March, which is the coldest period in the UK❄️. However, the whole park is not closed, on specific weekend days it is open. Just like Chessington World Adventure, although all rides are not open, you can see animals and aquariums, as well as special programs such as feeding giraffes. And this time to Legoland, some rides are still open, such as brother likes to play Ghost Saint Monster party, Dino children roller coaster, submarine Deep Sea Adventure, small world, Flight of the Sky Lion, Laser Raiders, riding Trojan horses, etc. Another advantage of the holiday period is free parking. I was thinking of buying a parking space online, but I didn't have to choose the time of day. LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort +44 1753 626416 https://maps.app.goo.gl/Za4eryW5BK9J7vHL7?g_st=ic #not to mention the hiatus #themepark #legoland #uk #uklife #UKlifesharing #doublebrothers #hkmama #hkmoms #hkmum #hkkids #hkparent #hkfamily #hkinfluencer #visituk #uktravel #discoveruk #playwithkids

A great place to hangout with family and friends. We reached there at around 10 am and thought that we are very early and what will we do for the entire day. But as the day passed we found it very difficult to cover the entire resort in that limited time. The resorts closing time is 6pm however we left ad around 6.45 and there was a huge crowd which did so. And even after leaving that late we were thinking that we could spend more time there. Since it's summer holidays and especially we went there on a bank holiday it was super crowded and busy. The first ride we took had a waiting time of around an hour. And all the major rides had the same waiting time but all were worth the wait. The rides I liked specially were the water splash, the haunted house and the fairy tale ride. The fairy tale ride was so fascinating that we took it twice, and also because it was not that busy. It is recommended that you take spare clothes if you want to indulge in the water rides. There are plenty of places to eat and drink, though they are a bit expensive. Highly recommended #legoland #windsor #uk #familydayout #fun #lego #resort

This is the UK Lego series theme park. Suitable for children and people who only receive a slight stimulation centrifugal force to play 🤣 There is also a mini land inside that guarantees you to finish a speed trip around the world😂 Address - Winkfield Rd, Windsor SL4 4AY Environment/Facilities - Theme Park Features - Lego series Price per person- Rating - #5/5

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On a sunny Monday bank holiday, we decided to visit Windsor Castle. Google Maps suggested taking the Elizabeth Line from Paddington to Slough and then transferring to a train, but the Victoria 702 bus was a cheaper option at just £2 and took about the same time. Unfortunately, upon arriving in Windsor, we found that tickets to the castle were sold out, so we settled for taking photos outside. Luckily, Legoland tickets were available online for £50 per person. The 702 bus from the castle entrance took us directly to Legoland. The park was crowded with children, as many parents had the day off. Most attractions had a wait time of 40 minutes or more, so we explored the less crowded areas. Miniland, with its detailed miniature landmarks from around the world, is a must-see. The Ferrari section was more about the parents building the models while the kids played. On the way back to Victoria Station, we stopped at Dragon Inn, where the grilled fish was half-price at £15. It was delicious and generously portioned. #LondonTravel #WindsorLegoland #LondonChineseFood

I absolutely love miniature worlds, and Legoland satisfies all my desires. Although it's not the largest in the world, visiting is still meaningful, especially if you're a LEGO fan. There are rides (mainly for children, but adults can enjoy them too), and LEGO constructions are everywhere. I even bought a LEGO wristband and a birthday cake. Tickets: The official website is quite expensive at £29 per person, but I found a deal on eBay for just £5 per person. It's a price you can't miss!

Visited Legoland in the town of Windsor, UK with friends. As a seasoned Lego enthusiast, I almost didn't want to leave! Sharing some photos from the trip, can you recognize any of these famous landmarks? Haha! #Lego #Legoland #UKLife #UKTravel

Always be a child at heart! Celebrate Children's Day every day! Whether you're shouting for joy or excitement, here's how to make the most of your trip to Windsor Legoland. 🚉: Depart from London Paddington and reach Windsor in 40 minutes. If you're traveling with three people, consider taking a taxi to the park after getting off the train, costing around £10! 🥐: The park offers sandwiches and burgers at higher prices, so it's recommended to eat at Windsor train station where there's a variety of options. You can enjoy a hearty meal for around £20 per person! 🎡: Many attractions and shops close after 5 PM, so it's best to arrive early. The park has only one entrance and exit, and while it's not huge, walking around all day can be tiring. There's a Lego-built mini land in the middle, with other themed attractions around it. Use the app to check queue times and choose your activities. The most exciting rides are located at the back! 📅 It's advisable to visit on weekdays to avoid large crowds and long queues that are common on weekends. #WeekendGetaway #TravelInspiration #Legoland #ChildrensPark #Windsor #Lego #LegoFans #LegoBuilding #LondonSurroundings #LondonDayTrips #LondonSummerTrips #UKThemeParks #LondonTravel #ChildrensDay #HappyChildrensDay

Located near Windsor Castle, Legoland Windsor is a fantastic destination for a day trip from London. The park is expansive and divided into several themed areas, offering non-thrilling attractions that are perfect for children and those who prefer a gentler experience, like myself. The Miniland area is particularly impressive and a photographer's dream. A small tip: make sure to purchase tickets online at least a day in advance, as buying them on the day can be twice as expensive. #London #DayTripLondon #Legoland #Lego #LegoFans #UKThemePark #UKAmusementPark #WindsorCastle #LondonUK

As a LEGO enthusiast, I finally got to visit Legoland! Located in Windsor, it's about a 50-minute drive from London and you can easily spend a whole day there. My favorite area is Miniland, which features different countries with iconic landmarks built from LEGO bricks. The intricate and adorable designs are a delight to see, with detailed features like London's mini subway arriving on schedule, complete with announcements, double-decker buses and cars on the roads, and the Royal Guard marching at regular intervals. The park is quite large and mostly designed for younger visitors, with attractions like a small roller coaster and pirate ship being the most thrilling. Some popular attractions have a wait time of around 40 minutes, so plan for about 8 hours of fun. #UK #London #Windsor #WindsorCastle #LEGO #LEGOfan #Legoland #LEGOmoc

Last week, I visited Legoland Windsor because I was really eager to go to an amusement park. Unfortunately, there aren't many options in the UK, so Legoland near Windsor was the perfect choice. 🚗 Transportation: Starting from London, take the Elizabeth Line to Slough station, then catch a direct bus to the park! The park is fairly large, allowing for almost a full day of fun. Most attractions are not too thrilling, as they are designed for children. However, be prepared for long wait times at many attractions. You can download an app to check queue times. 📷 Mini World is fantastic for photos! ☀️ On sunny days, it can be quite hot, so remember to apply sunscreen and stay hydrated. 📑 Today's progress on my paper: Added 400 literature reviews... Tomorrow, I must start writing the findings. #LondonLife #StudyAbroadUK #Legoland #LegolandDayTrip

LEGOLAND Windsor offers a vast LEGO display area featuring meticulously crafted models of global landmarks and various life scenes. The display includes moving cars, ships, and trains, making it a paradise for LEGO enthusiasts. While other attractions in the park may not be very thrilling, this section is undoubtedly a highlight for all LEGO fans. #Travel #Scenery #LEGOBuilding #StreetViewLEGO #InternationalStudents #LEGO #Windsor #LEGOLANDWindsor

This weekend, I visited Legoland in Windsor. Despite the chilly weather, we were blessed with sunny skies! We arrived at the park around 1 PM and wisely chose to explore the shops first, avoiding the long queues that form later in the day. Miniland was truly spectacular, offering a miniature world tour with impressive detail. As a student in London, it was exciting to see familiar places like Covent Garden and Borough Market, along with moving replicas of the London Underground and buses. There are many landmarks to discover here! After Miniland, we ventured into the rides area, which is perfect for kids and those who prefer less thrilling experiences. I recommend checking the Legoland app for the map. Although I wanted to try the Deep Sea ride, it was closed, so I opted for the drop tower ride. It looks low, but once you're on it, it's quite exhilarating. The Flight of the Sky Lion had a long queue, but the ride was worth it, offering a 4D experience that made me feel like a flying unicorn. The train and boat rides are more scenic, showcasing Lego animals and characters. For photos, start at the entrance! I saved the last three shots for this spot. As an art enthusiast, I snapped a picture there. Miniland is also a great place for photos; crouching down helps avoid blocking the view. The unicorn is near the Flight of the Sky Lion, and you can take a picture with the international school girl near the train ride. The shop area is another good spot for photos. #legoland #legolanddaytrip #windsor #windsortravel

Take advantage of the last day of Halloween festivities at LEGOLAND Windsor! 🚞Travel: Start your journey from London Paddington and take a train to Windsor & Eton Central, which takes about half an hour with a transfer at Slough. Remember, even if you buy tickets from other stations, you still need to take the tube to Paddington. After exiting the station, navigate to LEGOLAND and walk for 5 minutes to the bus stop to catch the 702/703 bus to Legoland (Main Entrance), which drops you right at the park entrance. 🏠Accommodation: Nearby, the LEGOLAND Resort Hotel is connected to the park, and you can make a day trip from London. 🎫Tickets: Search for LEGOLAND on Student Beans for a student discount of £33 per person, and remember to bring your student ID as it will be checked (they don't check the date closely). On-site or same-day online tickets are £66 (prices vary by season, so be sure to buy tickets in advance!). As the Christmas season approaches, only November 25th is open, so check the website for opening times. 🎈Download the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort App on your phone to view the park map and ride queue times. 🎈There are several restaurants in the park, but avoid the burger restaurant in the DUPLO area—it's really bad! Attractions: ·Miniland features world landmarks made of bricks that are perfect for photos, though you can't take them home! Fairy Tale Brook offers a boat ride through fairy tale scenes. ·Haunted House Monster Party looks like a haunted house drop tower! Inside, it's similar to a pirate ship ride and quite fun, though a bit dizzying as the chairs and ceiling spin together. ·Deep Sea Adventure simulates a submarine ride with real sharks and various fish and sea kings made of LEGO. Flight of the Sky Lion is similar to Soarin' Over the Horizon. ·The Dragon roller coaster is the most thrilling ride in the park. 🛍️Shopping: The park has several machines for commemorative coins, so check them out if you're interested. The main store at the entrance has the most complete selection of fridge magnets. 🚧The park is quite large; we entered at 10:30 AM and left around 5 PM, barely managing to see everything, with some areas just glanced at quickly. Since the attractions are mainly aimed at children, those who are not big LEGO fans might not find it worth the trip. #LEGO #LEGOLAND #TravelGuide

Planning a trip to Windsor's LEGOLAND? Here's what you need to know for a memorable experience. LEGOLAND Windsor offers a variety of attractions suitable for all ages, making it a perfect destination for family outings. To make the most of your visit, consider purchasing tickets online in advance to take advantage of discounts and avoid long queues. Additionally, visiting during weekdays or off-peak seasons can help you enjoy the park with fewer crowds. Don't forget to check out special packages that include accommodation and park entry for a hassle-free experience. #LEGOLAND #Windsor #UK

🎢 The park introduced new attractions this April! Don't think Dragon is the scariest anymore, because the more thrilling roller coaster Minifigure Speedway is here. 🗺️ Download the Legoland App in advance to view maps and queue times, and save your favorite attractions in My Plan. ☀️ Choose a sunny day, and buy tickets about a week in advance when you see good weather, as outdoor attractions are greatly affected by the weather. [Recommended Attractions] 1️⃣ Miniland Top 1! Global landmarks built with Lego, every detail is breathtaking. Highly recommend spending the most time here. 2️⃣ Minifigure Speedway Previously, guides said Dragon was the scariest, so I thought this would be fine and rushed in, but it turned out to be terrifying. This new attraction is currently the scariest in the park, and the two-round roller coaster was too thrilling for me. Timid visitors may want to avoid it. 3️⃣ Flight of the Sky Lion Uses flight simulation technology and giant screens to create an immersive flying experience with vibrations and scents, similar to Disney's Soarin'. Highly recommended. 4️⃣ Fairy Tale Brook Themed around romantic and magical fairy tales, ride a small boat through a creek filled with fairy tale magic, seeing classic fairy tale scenes built with Lego, such as Snow White and Cinderella. 5️⃣ The Dragon Previously, guides said this roller coaster was the scariest in the park, but after trying it, I found it suitable for all ages. It's a bit like Disney's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, with intricate Lego installations in the tunnel, and a final outdoor roller coaster loop that's not too scary. Timid friends can try it. 6️⃣ Haunted House No scary ghosts, it's inside a house where you sit and the equipment starts operating, creating a slight illusion of being upside down through visual effects. Slightly dizzy but interesting. Some attractions may be temporarily closed for maintenance. This time, I couldn't experience Deep Sea Adventure. I didn't try the ones that get you wet, so I can't recommend them. 🌳🌳🏰🌳🌳 Daylight saving time closes at 6pm, still early, so after the park, I recommend walking The Long Walk behind Windsor Castle. From the park, take bus 702/703 at the entrance to Grove Road, then walk 5 minutes to this world-famous avenue. The Long Walk is about 3 miles long, and walking on this endless straight road, you can feel the majesty and historical depth of the royal estate. In the evening, the golden sunlight and long tree shadows intertwine, with a faint fragrance of grass and wood in the air, bringing an indescribable sense of peace and satisfaction. #Lego #Legoland #Windsor #WindsorAvenue

#uktrip The British National Museum is an incredible place to immerse yourself in the history and culture of different eras and nations. An impressive collection of artefacts, including the Rosetta Stone and ancient Egyptian mummies. Spacious halls, easy navigation and free admission make the visit comfortable. A must-see for anyone who loves history and art! A great place for a family holiday! Children are just a fairy tale here: a lot of interesting attractions, bright Lego figures, cheerful atmosphere. There are queues, but they move quickly. The staff are friendly, everything is organised conveniently. A great day out for the whole family, especially if the kids love constructors! Will definitely be back again!

me and my family (4 adults, 2 children) had a lovely day at Legoland Windsor Yesterday . one of my nieces are 15 months and the other is 5 years . Rides available for both ages with lots of lovely shows and Lego sculptures to look at too . The submarine ride in association with seaside centre is amazing . underground in a submarine to see real fishes and sea life creatures .

During my recent visit to Legoland Windsor, I was thoroughly impressed by the theme park's magical atmosphere and creativity in design. The park is a fantastic destination for families, offering numerous attractions and experiences that cater to children and the inner child of adults alike. Favorite Attractions: Miniland - This area was an absolute delight with its impressive miniature LEGO constructions depicting famous landmarks from around the world. The attention to detail was remarkable. The Dragon - This thrilling roller coaster ride was both exciting and perfectly themed to capture the essence of a medieval LEGO kingdom. LEGO Reef - An interactive experience that allowed visitors to design their own virtual LEGO fish and see them come to life, which was particularly mesmerizing. Overall Experience: The staff at Legoland Windsor were exceptionally friendly and helpful, enhancing the experience with their enthusiastic service. The food options were diverse and catered well to families, ensuring a pleasant experience for all ages. Additionally, the park maintained a high standard of cleanliness and provided ample seating and rest areas, which added to the comfort of the day. Overall, Legoland Windsor provided a magical day filled with nostalgia and fun. It is a must-visit for LEGO enthusiasts and families looking for a memorable outing.

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Legoland Winsor in UK Transportation: Don’t use oyster for UU in London, you can’t exit the station, just use bank card or mobile phone to buy tickets! All take the Elizabeth Line to Slough, then transfer ① Buy tickets to Slough and take a taxi/bus (recommended, time-saving and the price is similar) Buy tickets to Windsor and take a taxi/bus If you go to Windsor, you can also go to Windsor Castle, the road at the entrance is very beautiful : Menlinpass 99 fat throughout the year can go to all amusement parks and many attractions in London! Be sure to download the Legoland app in advance, which contains the queue time and map navigation for each project ◎Food: There are many restaurants in the park that are delicious and not expensive. I strongly recommend hot dogs, which are a little expensive, but worth a try. Or go to Windsor to eat eel rice • : ichiban ! ! Must-play projects: First go to the microscopic world and take photos after entering the gate, then start the project mode The dragon: the most exciting and fun roller coaster/you can skip other projects but not this one 2 Viking river splash Rapids and rapids No brain rush 3 Fairy tale book: Lego stories The most Legoland-featured project I have been there so many times, only these three projects will be played, the others are based on personal preferences Haunted house JFlight of the sky lion: Flying over the limit There is a lego girls park at the end, it is pretty good for taking photos, there are many colorful houses !! Lei: I don’t like the submarine underwater world very much, to be honest, flying over the limit is also quite average, queuing is a waste of time A!! ! ! If you reserve a day, you can’t play all the projects. Go to the app first to pick the ones you like. When you arrive at Legoland, just look at the map and go. Don’t stop and queue for every project. It closes at 5 o’clock

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It was a really great day and suitable for little kids and teenagers with the range of different rides they have and the restaurants was really nice and had different verities for different people and they are really accommodate allergies #legoland Windsor

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1. Location: Lego Windsor is about 1 hour and 30 minutes drive from downtown London. You can also take the train to Windsor and then change to a bus. 2. Purchase tickets: The park has its own App, where you can purchase tickets directly, and can be directly linked to the App. Tickets are divided into ordinary tickets and express tickets. 3. Familiarize yourself in advance: Before going to the park, you must check through the app in advance which of the rides are suitable for your children. Check the location and height requirements in advance to save on-site decision-making time. 4. Don’t be misled by the App: The LEGO App can display the queuing time, but most of this time is inaccurate. The average difference in personal testing is more than 10 minutes, so don’t be misled. 5. Business hours: Legoland is divided into off-season and peak season. When we went in the off-season, it opened at ten o'clock and closed at five o'clock in the afternoon. The actual play time is only seven hours, so you still need to plan in advance if you want to play more projects. We arrived at 9:40. You can swipe the QR code at the gate to enter the park. You are allowed to take pictures in the Lego City area, but the rides inside are not allowed to enter until 10 o'clock, so you can arrive early and take pictures in Lego City first. 6. Suggested projects: Although we planned in advance, due to the short time, we only played 9 big projects and small games in total. There are many small games in Legoland that are very interesting, because they are interesting and relatively time-consuming, which affects Playing with big projects. Lego's projects are suitable for children under 13 years old, and they are not very exciting. There is a DUPLOS area for super children. Recommended activities in other areas include Ninja, Flying Lion Battle, Dragon Roller Coaster, Lego Driving School, Laser Shooting, 4D Movies, and Fire Rescue. The items that are not recommended are the park trains and cruise ships, which are boring and waste time. One of the recommended mini-games is the remote-controlled boat in the Lego City area. It costs one pound to play once, and there are no coins that can be exchanged on the spot. The other is the Ferrari area at the gate, which has car game consoles, and you can assemble your own Lego cars and run them on a special track. 7. Take photos: In fact, what distinguishes Lego from other parks is that the park is full of various scenes and characters built by Lego, which is very suitable for taking photos and checking in. This is also a factor that affects the play time. Big friends will definitely not be disappointed if you go there. . 8. Catering: There are very few formal restaurants in the park, only three or four, mainly hamburgers and pizzas. The other shops are coffee shops with bread, cakes and so on.

The Legoland theme park in Windsor, England is definitely a great place for the whole family and a must-see for Lego fans! As soon as you step into the theme park, you will be attracted by its Miniland! Use Lego to build famous places around the world. In addition, I like that there are recreational facilities suitable for different age groups in the park. Even though they are relatively young, they are 90cm tall enough to play most of the rides in Duplo Valley. If you are less than 90cm tall, there are small trains and boats for you to ride. It was a pleasant surprise to ride on the small Ferris wheel. It was a nice day and the scenery on the Ferris wheel was beautiful! Must-Play: Flight of the Sky Lion Tickets: Legoland has children's and adult tickets. Please note that children over 90cm in height need to buy children's tickets. #British Attractions #Windsor #LEGOLANDUK #ChristmasDestinations

Legoland in Windsor, England is a great place for families. We started in London and took the train to Windsor. The transportation is very convenient. The train station is near Windsor Castle. It only takes about 15 minutes to walk from the train station to Legoland. As soon as we arrived at Legoland, we were immediately attracted by the charm of this theme park. The park is filled with all kinds of brightly colored building block toys, and various attractions and rides are cleverly built with building blocks, giving people the feeling of being in a fairy tale world. Children can find a variety of age-appropriate rides in the park, such as carousels, Ferris wheels, roller coasters, and more. The park also has a water park, where children can enjoy playing in the water in the hot summer. However, since the park is often very crowded, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance to avoid waiting in lines. In addition, the prices of food and souvenirs in the park are relatively high, so we also recommend bringing your own food and drinks to save money. Outside of the park, Windsor is also worth a visit. Windsor Castle is the largest castle in the UK that is still used by the royal family. We can visit the palaces and gardens in the castle and learn about British history and culture. In addition, Windsor also has a beautiful Thames River. We can walk along the river or participate in boating activities to enjoy the beauty of nature. Overall, I highly recommend traveling to Legoland. Both adults and children can find fun in the park. With convenient transportation and rich attractions, it is suitable for the whole family to spend a wonderful vacation together. Just be careful to avoid crowded times, bring your own food and drinks, and you'll have a great holiday in this charming place.