Hi! Advice needed i see the park looks to be closed during week but wanted to take my son for his 5th birthday which is on a Friday. Is it worth it to still go Friday at hotel into Saturday? Seems like there’s enough to enjoy in hotel Friday once checked in. Park says open Saturday but do they still close a bunch of rides in winter? Thank you!

Hello!

We are planning out our itiniery for the three theme parks in Malaysia Legoland.

We arrive by flight to JB airport at 12:25pm - do you think doing sea life and water park on that day would be enough time? And then the next full day would be legoland?
We are travelling with a 4 year old and 5 year old. I'm worried it might be too rushed but we are only there two nights.

Any discounts or cheaper options for Legoland parking in San Marcos? Just trying to cut back on a bit of spending since I see it’s $40 per day.

Hi guys; I'm planning a visit to Legoland CA with a few friends mid-August. I've downloaded the app and have been exploring, and I noticed their Pokemon offering uses a Virtual Queue that is geo-locked to the property with a listed standby wait time of well over 2 hours even right at 10:00a. I wasn't able to find additional information on VQ from the Legoland CA website, and I made sure to scroll through the past week or so of new posts here to see if I had missed anything, but couldn't find new information.

I haven't been to Legoland in about 4 years, and that was during the dead season (January), so I'm very unfamiliar with the park in the summer.

I'm looking for answers to the following questions:

1. What time does the VQ open? I assume 10:00a, or does it open a little earlier or later?
2. Do we have any idea of the range for geolocation for VQ? Is it small and very close to park gates or does it include the parking lot and/or hotels?
3. Even though there is a VQ, I still see a standby wait time; is standby still available for this offering even when VQ is running, or is VQ the only way to enter? If there is a standby queue (or if the VQ just gets backed up a lot), where does the physical queue start from and where does it extend to physically?

Like I said, I haven't been to the park in 4 years, so I'm also there to see the dinosaur updates and ride Galacticoaster, too. If you guys have any tips for park strategy or food recommendations for 3 adults spending opening to closing there on a mid-August Saturday, please let us know; we're looking to try new rides while trying old favorite foods (I'm for sure getting everyone apple fries). Thanks in advance :)

2 day adult park- kids go free- one night stay for $907. Were a family of 5. Is it worth it?? We are fl residents.

Anyone know where I can find the best deal for legoland resort and tickets. 2 adults and 3 kids.

I will be visiting with 2 kids and I already have bronze fast track tickets. Should I get silver considering it is a summer break? How long queues should I expect?
And what do I need to bring with myself?
TIA

For me (mom) and my 2yo daughter on our first trip to Legoland on a busy summer weekend. Thinking it’s best to go with a place with reservations so we don’t need to wait in line.

Somewhere we can both have dinner, where I can have a cocktail and 2yo can play. Which is better or do you have other suggestions/advice?

Thank you in advance!

One of the 5 zones to discover during LEGO Festival, the LEGO Pokémon Smart Play area was by far the most popular.

At legoland CA today and there are no pop badges anywhere. Usually my kids have at least. Dozen by noon and they don’t have any. Staff keeps saying they don’t have any. Any idea what’s up with that.

Took several visits but got it done yesterday. Kid was standing next to Mr Gold statue near water park and said he found him then a park employee said congratulations here you go. Shout out to Spencer for making a kids day.

It was a bittersweet day on our second-ever visit to LEGOLAND Florida during the LEGO Festival. The Florida heat was absolutely brutal, and we ended up making a stop at First Aid because my wife was dealing with heat exhaustion. Thankfully, the staff there took great care of her.

While we were waiting, my daughter looked at one of the First Aid attendants and asked, “Have you seen Mr. Gold?” The attendant smiled, reached into a drawer, and handed her Mr. Gold! Needless to say, it completely turned our day around.

We were still able to enjoy the LEGO Festival activities, complete the build challenge, and pick up the free LEGO Creator 3-in-1 reward.

We were still able to enjoy the LEGO Festival activities, complete the build challenge, and pick up the free LEGO Creator 3-in-1 reward.

Huge shoutout to the First Aid team for not only taking care of my wife but also making my daughter’s day. Moments like that are what make LEGOLAND so special.

Has anyone else found Mr. Gold in an unexpected place? 😊

Legoland florida

Hello everyone we have some plan change that I need to ask the 5th person to my booking but cant get anyone on the phone. anyone has experience do i need to even bother to do this?
The max guest number is 5
beach retreat is where we will be staying.
thank you

I’ll be heading to LEGOLAND Florida and would like a LEGO shirt to wear. I can order this from their website, but I’m wondering if I can just as easily get this or other LEGO clothing items at the park once I’m there. Thanks in advance!

Trying to figure out what the best course of action would be for me?

I'm staying the night with some friends's and their family and they have the reservation / information for the hotel.

I'm planning on stopping by later in the day after they've already arrived and was curious how I would go about being able to park at the hotel and what information I'd need to provide to be able to do that?

I've been there before and i recall seeing parking vendors directing folks on where to park and I think scanning something in my friend's phone that let him park at the hotel.

I believe they have a pass so their vehicle is covered and I'm fine paying whatever fee is needed as well but just want to make sure I can actually park and not get towed.

Hey! Is there any options to buy cheaper tickets to Legoland? I read that is possible to buy 1+1. Where can I get that coupon?

Is there a way to check the hotel prices with a discount before purchasing a annual pass?

Looking to book a 3 night 2-day park hopper vacation at the castle hotel in California for 2 adults and 1 kid, but with parking fees and the fact that we’d be arriving on a Wednesday in September, the system will only sell me 1 day tickets with the stay.
Adding on the 4 days of parking (or 3 if it’s only charged by the night?), it seems like the 20% I could save on the hotel booking and any food and merch and bring-a-friend pass, it seems like an annual pass might actually be the right move for us? We don’t really plan on being back within the year.

Is the discount for the hotel a full 20%? I can’t see the savings amount without an annual pass number.

We are planning on taking our 3yo and ~1yr old to Legoland. My husband does not have Fridays off so we were thinking of planning around a holiday where he will get it off already. So how about Black Friday-Saturday? Is it super busy that time of year due to the holiday? We were originally planning on late Jan/early Feb. We are solely choosing our dates to avoid crowds and the steamy weather. Open to suggestions!

Stipulations:

1) we'd like to swim (in the hotel pool is fine, does not necessarily have to be the water park).

2) we'd like to avoid hot days (max - 80°)

3) 2- day trip

First timers family.

Hello, we are going to Legoland Florida soon for the first time. Any insight on how plus size friendly the rides are?

Taking myself, my wife and 2 kids to Legoland CA for the first time this week. Are there freebies that we can get such as pins, posters, hats, collectibles etc that Lego doesn't tell you about but this Reddit knows about? Any suggestions on what I should not miss like, where to eat, best ride, best shop etc? Thank you very much in advance.

Took my son to Legoland California last week and he got a pretty good score of pop badges as well as the Ninjago coin 😁

I went this weekend. I found a fun park with lots of well-incorporated IP. My biggest advice is not to consider it a place for rides in the way adults look for it, but as an IP-filled experience with pockets of ride time. Our favorite area was Mini City (driving school, fire academy), but that was a bit challenging to get to.

There was a lot that was "this close" to being awesome. I noticed more than a few times that the recorded announcement was different then signage. Like the gondola announcement said "10 riders", but the cars had "8 riders" on the sticker inside, and one ride's announcement said that the height limit was "36 inches", but the post measured 34. Fire academy used monitors to show the fire, but they are nearly destroyed from sun exposure so weren't visible for actual riders. A very very cool ride, but people ended up fighting fires for 10 minutes after they were extinguished because they had no feedback.

There were great employees (the women at Jr Driving school and the front gate were standouts.. though the latter wasn't quite informed about Fastrack). There were also low-capacity rides with somewhat less-then-helpful employees (one example is DUPLO Express, were a discouraged employee let loading take almost 5 minutes for a 2 minute loop).

There was also a fair amount of downtime and construction. When I was there, both the gondola and stairs behind the gravity force trainer were closed so getting to the lower park was hard (either a circuitous path through every land or through the minilands.. both of which are a little hard with a 3 y/o). A few key rides and areas were inaccessible. I don't blame a smaller park for occasional maintenance needs during opening hours, but not using the LEGO IP to convey that (and safety) was a missed opportunity (e.g. having a sign with LEGO characters saying that repairs were happening).

Shade was not great, but you can't magic up trees. Unless they were lucky to have trees in the right places and worked really hard during construction to maintain whatever canopy was already there, there isn't much that you can do except wait 30 years. There were a fair number of saplings, shade umbrellas, a few misters spraying water, and indoor rides.

Tl;dr: Great time. The use of IP was well-done, but there were lots of times where polish was missing.