Private Transfer to Legoland

[wendlle]

When we travel to Orlando we NEVER rent a car and I don't have any desire to.
I'd love to take my kids (mainly the eldest who is 3.5) to Legoland.
We're staying on property at WDW, so can't easily get to the shuttle location on I-Drive.
I've been quoted $165 for a private transfer (round trip) for all of us, including two car seats (there are 2 adults and 2 kids) kids are 3.5 and 10 months old.

I think my eldest DD will love it, but I'd like honest opinions on whether it is worth the money and time to go or not.
We are staying on-site for 19 nights so we do have plenty of time at the Disney parks and also doing 5 nights before WDW at Universal (we don't have time while at Universal to do the Legoland trip)

 

[kaytieeldr]

Maybe ask thid on the Disney for Families board, or the Community board? Transportation may hot be the best place to ask if the expense to get/go to a non-Disney destination worthwhile. It seems appropriate to me, based on distance amd needs.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Maybe ask thid on the Disney for Families board, or the Community board? Transportation may hot be the best place to ask if the expense to get/go to a non-Disney destination worthwhile. It seems appropriate to me, based on distance amd needs.

 

[rg35]

We went in 2017, but we stayed at the Lego Beach Retreat for a couple of nights before going to Disney. We also drive down so we had our own transportation. Our kids were 8, which I thought was probably a good max age for Legoland. The coasters are all basically family coasters and enjoyable, but I'm not sure if a 3.5 yo would meet the height requirements. The park itself is underwhelming, esp. when compared to Disney and Universal (and I say that as a huge Lego fan). There aren't a ton of attractions, so it's hard to say if a $165 car ride is really worth it. Legoland was small and uncrowded though, which was definitely a nice change of pace compared to Disney. We did really like the beach retreat, but that's not applicable here since you don't plan on staying overnight. Without the private car ride I'd say it's a no brainer but with it, it's a tough call.

 

[wendlle]

Thanks, my 3.5 year old is tall enough for most rides at Legoland, I checked their height requirements.
Maybe we will just spend the day by the pool instead LOL