Legoland

[PrincessP]

Does anyone have a good link for information on Legoland. We are planning a visit during our upcoming September visit. Thank you!

 

[party-of-five]

I know this is an older post, but wondering if you went to Legoland in September? We're thinking of going on a Saturday in September this year. Wondering about crowd levels, and if it's possible to do the entire park in one day. Is it possible to do their water park too? They have very short hours.

Thanks!

 

[blana]

We didn't go in September, but DID go in March last year, during the early end of Spring Break. To give you an idea of crowds, Easywdw listed the whole week as a 7 for the WDW parks. We were able to pretty easily get done with almost everything in one day. My one piece of advice is to go to the back of the park to the driving/boating schools first if your kids want to do those. That was the only area we had any real wait!

 

[party-of-five]

Awesome! Thank you!

 

[samsteele]

I took a young niece 2 years ago in November (during a week day) and the crowds were so low that the lines were pretty much non-existent. We almost felt that we had the park to ourselves. I would second going to the driving school first because that is a headline draw and will be busier than other attractions. I recall that the water boat ride was also busier but we may have been stuck behind a school group. It was def possible to do the entire park in less than a day. We didn't do the water park so don't know about that. I'd suggest bringing a handful of older, less desirable mini-figs to trade with the staff. They wear mini-figs on their nametags to trade with guests. Check on the back of polybags (the smallest lego sets packaged in plastic bags) for coupons. We used a free child admission when 1 adult admission purchased coupon. I would also recommend the apple fries as a different, fun snack. Enjoy!

 

[Portugal1000]

We went last year around 25th August I think. we loved it. First visit, couldn't believe how empty the park was. We rode about 40 rides (including repeats on some.) We didn't go to the water park but think we will this year as it was so hot, will be nice to have a break. We might even go two days if we can get the same deal on tickets again and have 2 shorter days. It was just so nice. We are big lego fans anyway so that helped. Our favourite ride was Chima. I have never seen my son (14) laugh so much in 11 visits to Orlando. He went on it 8 times. I think I gave up after 5 and then just used the water cannons to try and soak everyone else. It was as though we had got into a pool fully clothed, we were that soaked.
Its a very relaxed park.

 

[garnetandblack]

If anyone is planning on going to Legoland for multiple days an annual pass is only $99

http://florida.legoland.com/en/buy_tickets/AnnualPasses/