Need information on using the DL resort package transfers to Legoland....

[lornak]

I posted this on the So Cal Theme Parks board but haven't had any responses...I'm hoping someone here might know?!?!

We included Legoland transfers in our DL package. I have called to make my shuttle reservation for Nov 12 but I wasn't able to get a lot of exact details from the company! They said the pick up time is 8:30 AM at the resort but that then we go to another stop to get ticketed? I asked when we would get to Legoland and he said maybe 11:00?? This seems really late to me! I also asked what time the bus departed and he wasn't sure! The park closes at 5:00 so I really don't want to have to leave early with such limited time. Does anyone have more information or advice for me?!? TIA!

 

[chttyangel]

I have never used a shuttle before; but if the shuttle doesnt leave until 4 or 5 then for me personally that would be enough time to see most of the exhibits and rides. It is a smaller Park and shouldnt be too crowded that time of year. PLUS....not sure if it is always like this; but both times we went only part of the Park opened at the listed time, then they opened another section 30 mins in and the whole Park an hour in. It was kind of odd.....

 

[StyledSugar]

I've never been to Legoland but if it's anything like the Universal bus then they pick you up (you show your print out at that time) and they take you to a ticket office/bus depot type of thing. I really have no idea what else you'd call it. lol One member of your party will go inside and redeem your printed voucher for actual tickets. They will then tell you what bus you need to get on. You just go and line up at that bus and they will leave as they fill and then another one will come.

As for leaving to come back, on the Universal tour we were told while we were on the bus what time it would return. It was shortly after park closing I believe. We had enough time to do the park and then the Universal City Walk (I think that's what it is called) and then went back to the bus. Our bus was actually late, thank goodness because so were we getting back to the loading area. lol

It's a very easy process once you get your ticket and leave the station area. The building where you get your actual park tickets was small and INSANE! It was sooooo busy!! It seemed to take longer to get the tickets and line up for the bus than the actual ride to Universal. lol

Like I said, I'm not positive that it's the same process for Legoland but I know the depot we were taken to there were buses for every destination imaginable.

 

[rszdtrvl]

I've never been to Legoland but if it's anything like the Universal bus then they pick you up (you show your print out at that time) and they take you to a ticket office/bus depot type of thing. I really have no idea what else you'd call it. lol One member of your party will go inside and redeem your printed voucher for actual tickets. They will then tell you what bus you need to get on. You just go and line up at that bus and they will leave as they fill and then another one will come.

As for leaving to come back, on the Universal tour we were told while we were on the bus what time it would return. It was shortly after park closing I believe. We had enough time to do the park and then the Universal City Walk (I think that's what it is called) and then went back to the bus. Our bus was actually late, thank goodness because so were we getting back to the loading area. lol

It's a very easy process once you get your ticket and leave the station area. The building where you get your actual park tickets was small and INSANE! It was sooooo busy!! It seemed to take longer to get the tickets and line up for the bus than the actual ride to Universal. lol

Like I said, I'm not positive that it's the same process for Legoland but I know the depot we were taken to there were buses for every destination imaginable.

Exactly. It is the same process for Universal Studios/Lego Land/Hollywood Tours/just about all tours.

Super easy!