Really good place to visit. Bit smaller than I expected and our kids probably a little bit too old for it age 12 and 15. We did the combination ticket to visit sea life the same day. Very easy to get parking and plenty of places around to eat. The 4D cinema was really good fun. The rides were also good and a lovely area for under 5 year olds.

My kids really enjoy it and had so much fun, just one of the staff at big ride area talk rude to my husband. We were not happy about it but other than that it was nice visit.

This is so over priced. It’s just a few Lego bricks, thrown into buckets in a dingy, dirty hole surrounded by Lego models. The ride lasts 5 minutes and is just rubbish. The laser gun is not very interactive, you can’t hear the narration and it is so dark! Don’t waste your money. Buy Lego, chuck it in a bucket and stay at home.

It was amazing full on good service and the plan is to go to the Legoland discovery centre in the best of a Trafford palazzo

Me and my son visited today on the adult and preschoolers ticket which was £12 for both of us. My son loved it and had a great time. There were 2 rides, a 4d movie, soft play and loads of interactive things and play areas where he could build a car and race it down various tracks. So much fun to be had and loads of Lego for the kids to play with. Was a really enjoyable day out we will definitely come back again.

Terribly overpriced. My 5 year old found there was nothing to do apart from build lego which we could have done at home. I paid £155 for 3 adults 2 children and one under 1. I paid extra for VR, but I wished I didn't. The amount of money for under 2 minutes is terrible. There was no cash taking, only card. We all found it incredibly boring, it was just a big room full of fairy lights and a few people dressed up as lego men. Very disappointed. Won't be going again. We was there under an hour, then decided to go to a play centre which would have been cheaper, and alot more fun.

I thought 2 hours was not long enough really, we brought our 4.5 yr. old Grandson waited in a que for a ride for 20 minutes and a car had been taken off for maintenance, so we were told the wait would be approx. 40 minutes so decided to come back later. it was half term so busy as expected. I did think it was a little tired needed a bit of refurb and TLC in some areas some of the interaction things did not work we pressed buttons but nothing happened? soft play he enjoyed then another que for the merlin ride would be better if the rides seated 4 so both could go on with him. The best thing was the 4D film experience that was thoroughly enjoyed by us all that was the best thing. I do think Adult tickets should be reduced as it must be expensive for a family and not much for the adults to do, especially those who are only going in a supervisory role. So not much time for actually building with the Lego as we had to get back to que again for the ride we had previously waited ages to go on at the beginning. could not fault the staff at all everyone was friendly and helpful. Our Grandson enjoyed it as he was too young to notice tatty bits ,he wasn't big enough to do some things like the climbing wall and another experience were there was an age restriction....Dont think we will be rushing back to this Manchester venue may try Legoland Windsor in the summer but not to the Manchester one.

We used to go often but then when the prices for annual passes went really expensive I didn't renew. I noticed that you now do the annual term timeless for under three's for £30 which I think it excellent value...it was busy but not so you couldn't watch the children..we always get in early so no problem with getting a table at all..and great that the kids can bring their own food as one of my children is milk and gluten free...and as a childminder a huge advantage. I feel that two queues need to be implemented after entry as a lot of people don't want their photos taken...especially if the go quite often...this would cut the queues down and get the children in more quickly...it makes no sense to have everyone queuing in the same queue.

The only things that are in order and working are their shop and creditcard machines. The place is a dump. Everything is broken and you could get round the place in under 10mins. Kids climbing on everything. Very little staff unless it was an opportunity to get more money out of you. Those areas were well staffed. Disappointing to say the least

We visited with 2 children age 6 & 2 for the New Years event and they had a ball. All staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming. The queues for the rides were 5-10 mins and there was plenty of entertainment that ended with a New years balloon drop at the end which all the kids loved. They were given hats, drink, sweets and souvenir brick on arrival and a Lego band as they left. All areas were clean and we were there for around 2.5 hours. We would visit again.

2 adults and a 8year old child. Black friday deal on tickets which were £10pp which is why we visited i didnt want to pay full price. We thought it was great, our son isnt a lego lover so didnt know if he would enjoy but he loved it! The 4D short film was great fun The ride with a lazer gun was good for us all. The things made out of lego are amazing! Blackpool set, Buzz and Batman , lots to have your picture taken with! My son loved building and made a Titanic ship in the main area to build. (He wornt play with lego at home but loved it there!) In the space room he loved making a meter and a creator. We bought a slush refill from the cafe to walk around with which was £5 and you could refill for free as much as you wanted! (We shared it and refilled 3times) The staff are so friendly and great at their jobs! There is a climing wall.... a treadwall A play area for big children and one for little . A race track on small cars for under 5s. A flying ride (didnt visit was too busy and had a que) You could build your own race car and ride it down a few diffrent tracks which all the kids enjoyed doing there. Defo a good visit not sure id be happy to pay full price ...we had 2hours there with our wrist band saying the time we had to leave. We did turn up early and they let us in which was great. The gift shop is very expensive! Which they usually are at these places. We did the sealife too and our black friday tickets worked out to visit both places , 2 adults and 1 child at £60 which i was happy to pay. I dont know if id pay full price for the time you are in both.

Terrible attraction! Staff are very rude, the whole attraction is dirty and smells like a charity shop, extremely overpriced. What a waste of money

There’s no vegan options for the meal deal or anything at all. The chap in the cafe said it wasn’t a one off, they just don’t cater for vegans at all. If it was the 1990s and a small attraction I’d understand but veganism is so common now and Merlin is a large operator of attractions. I see on tripadvisor this issue has been raised before, firstly in 2017. Given the focus lego has on sustainability this lack of any option seem at odds with their strategy and makes lego a real outlier when it’s comes to the retail and leisure sector catering offerings.

We had a fantastic time! We had a Lego fanatic child so we loved every moment of it! Could not fault any of the staff they really made the experience amazing. All constantly engaging and energetic! Food at the cafe was really expensive which was a shame but still loved the time we had there.

We visited here with our five year old son, who is just getting into Lego, as a special treat, and we’re left quite disappointed. It was not a cheap admission (£55 for the three of us), and essentially we expected more. Much of the attraction felt like corridor - sure, loads of pictures of Lego characters but not a huge amount to do. We saw the 4D film, which wasn’t overwhelming. The storyline failed to grip our little boy, and it didn’t really have a unifying theme. This, in fact, is a good way to describe the whole attraction. We were very aware we were there to spend our money, but the whole thing left us feeling quite deflated. The building areas were really messy - a few helpers would have been nice, to encourage and inspire the kids. The rides were sub-standard. Half the castle kingdom ride was broken (shrouded in darkness and silence), and the queues for the other attractions were very long. The cafe prices were simply outrageous. To put it bluntly, our little boy’s favourite part was the tube slide in the play area, something he can do in almost any play park for nothing. I’ve struggled to express my feelings about this place - we filled an afternoon, and he did have fun, but I feel that it was not money well spent. The closest I can come to expressing what I feel is that Lego, to me, is a trusted brand. I know it is quality, long-lasting, hugely fun, adaptable and welcoming. I was astonished that someone from Lego head office (or whatever) visited this attraction and signed off on it, and agreed to put the brand name to it. Not a dreadful day out, but we won’t be returning. I saw someone else’s review on here, saying just stay at home. I’d like to echo that - get your massive tub of Lego out, put a Disney film on, share a special bag of sweeties and just build, build, build! I promise it’ll be more fun, it won’t cost anything much, and you’ll connect more with your kids!!