I am also interested in this. I am toying with the idea of a day trip to Legoland during our Disney vacation. (Thanksgiving time)
Also, any good codes/coupons right now? The Lego Club magazine that came today had a great coupon, but it was for California only.
I am also interested in this. I am toying with the idea of a day trip to Legoland during our Disney vacation. (Thanksgiving time)
Also, any good codes/coupons right now? The Lego Club magazine that came today had a great coupon, but it was for California only.
I do no have kids, but did check wait times. Most things were 45m wait time. We waited for 1 ride with a 30m post, we waited about 15m. The lines move VERY slow. Most rides have a limited capacity, so things take a while to get through.
I agree with this. We went last week. The parking lot was not even at half capacity but wait time for rides were over 30 minutes for just about everything.
The park is beautiful and my family did have a good time. I'm concerned about what wait times would be if the park was filled to capacity.
BTW, there is no bag check at Legoland Florida. The official policy says no outside food but we had no problem bringing in a small cooler of food. We even asked if it was okay to bring in the cooler and got an okay.
This is what I've been hearing and this concerns me a lot. Especially considering that this park is a bit of a drive from the Orlando area and has limited operating hours, so time is definitely a big factor.
For those of you going to Legoland around Thanskgiving break, could you please post when you return and let me know how the crowds are? We are going to WDW over Easter and at this time I am leaning toward not venturing to Legoland due to the potential for large crowds and "slow loading rides". We have become masters at doing WDW at rope drop and using FPs to avoid lines. I can't imagine getting to Legoland and being stuck in lines for 45-60 minutes for a majority of rides. I'd rather sit by the pool and take the kids another year when the crowds are lower if that is the case. But if you find that the lines aren't bad during Thanksgiving, I might be persuaded to change my mind.