Legoland questions

[Mich Mouse]

We are taking a spontaneous trip tomorrow to Legoland and I am looking for some tips please? I am really out of my element.

Are there rides/attractions we should do immediately upon entering? Is there any kind of fast pass?

I tried to post this on the Orlando attractions board but the board will not open on my smart phone for some reason.

I would really appreciate any suggestions for fomorrow.

 

[LizzyB2010]

Depends a little on the age of your children, of course, but my then 8-year old boy LOVED the ride where the kids drive cars and earn a drivers license. He wanted to do it over and over and it is a slow loader that became quite a long wait. There are a couple of other things you should be aware of with LegoLand. It is a lot of walking without nearly as many places to rest or get out of the heat. Also, while kids enjoy it (my son wants to go back) you may find yourself saying "this is so not Disney". The quality of rides is just not there and neither is the theming or attention to details. Just make sure to appreciate the fun your kids are having and you'll be fine. I'm definitely glad we went but will never pay full price again.

 

[JenLanDisney]

There is no fast pass.

Generally, head to the back of the park for driving school and flying school first. Try to avoid viewing miniland and the many statues you'll see along the way. They can be great photos later in the day. Driving school has a lengthy wait.

Also this trip planner may help:
http://blog.touringplans.com/2012/05/07/a-basic-touring-plan-for-legoland-florida/

 

[LizzyB2010]

I should add that I didn't mean to sound too negative in my previous comment. My son still talks about Legoland and his happy memories were worth every penny.

 

[Michigan]

The parking lot is smaller then a Walmart parking lot so you will see there aren't a lot of people so no need to rush to anything. However, the Lego displays are amazing.