We thought
Legoland was focused way too much on small children. The rides themselves were very much for small, small children. We went when my son was probably 5ish and even for him, the rides were no big deal. But he's a huge thrill seeker and always has been so riding on little helicopters, small boats and little cars just wasn't that amusing to him. We also felt that 85-90% of the rides were exactly what we could find at a fair or carnival, just instead of looking like a carnival ride, it looked like legos. Like the little cars, looked like they were made out of big legos, but the ride itself was the same as any car carnival ride, and the dragon rollercoaster that you would find at any carnival just looked like it was a
lego dragon, if that makes sense. So to spend the kind of money on admission and wasting "vacation" days or time to go, just wasn't worth it to us.
I've included pics to give you an idea of the types of rides, so maybe it will make more sense what I'm talking about.
The other thing for us, was we went with me and dh, as well as my mom and dad. If you look at the pics, you'll see it was really only my dad riding with my son. There weren't enough rides that we all could do together, or that the adults wanted to do period. I'm not climbing into one of those little planes or helicopters by myself, so if one adult was on the ride with my son, the rest of us sat and watched...
I'm not trying to discourage you at all. It's probably a great park if your kids are really small enough to enjoy it or you're a lego fanatic We just weren't. (and in all fairness, there are 2 or 3 big kid/adult rides in the back of the park, but my son wasn't tall enough for those; I think the height was 52 or 54 inches, so we didn't check those out. I'm hoping that FL integrates more unique rides, family rides & older kid rides into their new park.
And yes, it probably will be a bit cold in Jan for an airboat ride, but that's really the only time we travel for now, due to our schedules. So we're kind of in a suck it up and deal with the weather if we want to do it. We're doing that and the safari trek at Disneyworld, so for both, we're hoping it's not going to be too cold or rainy. I don't have recommendations, as we've never done one before, but this is the company we're going through:
http://www.spiritoftheswamp.com/ It was recommended to us by someone on this board, so that's why we went with them.
That's so awesome! I'll be to the 3 month mark soon. 
