Great day out. We used tesco reward vouchers and came on a school inset day. It's definitely worth it to avoid ridiculously long queues. The longest wait was 45 minutes on Sky Lion. Don't trust the queue times on the app. Many said 10 minutes, and they were actually 30-45. Some queues seem unnecessarily slow though....sky lion can fit approx 80 people on at a time, yet the length of time you sit waiting strapped in is ridiculously long for no obvious reason before the ride even starts. Hydra queue made no sense either. Despite saying 10min wait, the queue didn't go down at all despite the ride operating...was this the priority people? Sometimes, the ride operated half empty. Communication would be good as there were many frustrated kids and parents. Then suddenly for no reason the queue was opened for us and it moved fast again. Because people can do single rider per boat it does mean the capacity is reduced. Really fun ride though and worth the wait. Food is as you would expect, expensive. Hot dog £8. Chicken goujons, fries and drink £12. Not great choice and you have to buy a meal, no option for just a burger etc. Shout out to Melissa who operated the spider ride at 1500hrs on Friday 6th October....you were hilarious commentating on the efforts of the riders and had the kids in stitches!! Fab interaction and great personality..perfect for working at a kids theme park!!

2nd time here in 3 years. 8 year old really liked it but queues are an issue to an extent. Overall we did OK for getting on most rides. Missed out on 2 we really wanted and another 2 we have done a few years ago but fancied again. The park is really detailed and is good for kids. Little over priced in parts. Shop is brilliant. Car park needs sorting and 8.00 is pricey. £5 would be a fairer price. The queue times advertised are not true you need to look and judge yourself. Many people said this. Moving forward I would deffo have a fast track pass now for theme parks. We visited on a 241 which wasn't overly bad. Best rides: hydro challenge, dragon, merlin and submarine one

Went with my 6 year old daughter so just the two of us. Overall, the park just isn’t value for money, I felt ripped off at the end of the day and for the experience I wouldn’t go back, there are better parks. The rides were ok, a little tame for us but some were enjoyable like the log flume. The Lego theme throughout the park just feels a bit budget, the only great Lego part is the mini land which we came across on the way out. The food was awful (had burgers in Pirates kitchen) even for theme park standards, and very expensive. Some of the rides were shut and the food and drink places were all closing up by 3pm so I had to walk around for a while to find somewhere open to get a coffee. Spent the extra money on reserve and ride which was £50 extra to avoid queuing all day as the park was busy, that part worked out ok but it’s still a rip off as you can only do one ride at a time and then wait the actual time for the next one. Shocked but not surprised that I had to pay £10 to leave the car park at the end of the day, smacks of greed and left a bitter taste in the mouth in what for me was a mediocre day.

It was our first visit to Legoland and we loved it. It was exceptionally clean and we managed to get on everything we wanted with very little wait times. My only criticism was the food! We ordered lunch and the chicken burger that arrived was horrendous. We sent it back.

Came here to write a review and was shocked at all the bad ones I saw. Personally this place wins for me in terms of kids theme park (CBeebies etc.) There are no big thrill rides but we weren’t in the market for that anyway. Saying that, Flight of the Sky Dragon was absolutely fabulous! Loads of toilets, very clean. Free suncream. Water taps everywhere. Loads of stations to refill the juice. It was pricey but it was probably worth it. Lego experiences everywhere were amazing. Staff in the brick were lovely. Great shows. We went on a Sunday Monday and Sunday was crazy busy but Monday is fab and we got on everything quickly. Had to knock a star off because the food is just terrible! Hardly any options, especially for vegetarians, pricey and then inedible. A real let down to an otherwise great place.

We went for two days for my daughters fifth birthday. First off let me say she absolutely loved it and is already asking when she can go back. However from an adult perspective we were less than impressed. Rides take ages to get onto- the people operating the rides don’t seem to be able to effectively load people quickly and efficiently onto the rides. Food and drink is very very expensive and underwhelming- £13 for one burger (to then find that 3 out of the five things that should be in the burger the burger stall didn’t actually have so £13 for effectively a plain cheeseburger which wasn’t particularly good quality). A hot chocolate stall where the hot chocolate wasn’t hot……. The stall holder even admitted when we tried to order one it wouldn’t be hot. Costa stands that don’t have half of the things on the menu! The whole park looks quite neglected, lots of rubbish around the park and not particularly well cared for. Found this to be a very expensive experience for something quite underwhelming. We would not go back.

So we come to Legoland to enjoy the majesty of Lego. Whether that being the use of Lego, the history and the models that can be made. During this Brick or Treat special it appears very very lazy that no models were made of monsters instead just cut outs of Lego monsters. The studio for models was closed the rides had limited connection to Lego compared to days of yure. It’s like having Disneyland and thinking “hey where’s mickey and his legion” the most lego themed part of the park was the gift shop which in itself had limited items about Lego Land (except magents). There should be more models of Lego, even themed Lego like Franchises that Lego have close connections with. The mini land was exceptional but more models needed and the use of cardboard cutouts was frankly insultingly lazy.

An average family day out. My son chose to go to Legoland for his 6th birthday. We drove 5 hours to get there and it was a mixed weather day which of course was accepted and didn’t deter from the day. The signage on site was very good and the app was spot on. A great addition which we used extensively. The opening hours were just right (imo). We queued for up to an hour on the rides which with a 5/6 year old was tough. The rides are very short making this length of queuing almost difficult to stomach. It took us till the end of the day to know where the Lego model world was. You almost forget about it if you don’t enter from the duplo area. We would have loved to have spent more time exploring the Lego models but due to queue lengths we didn’t have time. They did look good though. Food choices were very poor and the refillable slushi’s are a joke with poor cups and terrible paper straws. We saw people with refillable cups which looked but we don’t drink fizzy drinks so was not an option for us. One ride had technical difficulties whilst we were there which meant the queue was double that expected. Probably over 90 mins. When we came out it was very dark with little to no direction on how to get out of the park. We literally left at 7pm having rushed from the last ride to the exit. We paid for parking but this wasn’t checked so wonder how this is policed. The best part of this park was the amount of bins. Bravo to the organisers of that. As a result of this we saw little to no rubbish. An excellent factor. Well considered.

A good day out, however the wait for rides is long. We only managed 4 rides between 10am and 4pm. Really wanted to enjoy the Halloween themed events but couldn’t get anywhere near it. It’s disappointing that you are almost forced to spend more to buy the fast passes, to avoid the queues. We didn’t. There needs to be more signs while you are waiting endlessly in queues to tell you how much longer it’s going to be, especially when your waiting for the ninja ride.. not sure I would rush back to visit again.

A good day out spoiled by the priority queuing system. We chose not to pay an additional £200 for the priority passes and consequently felt like second class guests all day. I’ve no problem with priority systems and Disneyland Paris does their’s very well but Legoland has constructed a system that is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Rather than shortening the wait time for those who pay extra, it lengthens it for those who do not. We queued for over an hour for the Haunted House ride with perhaps only three or four rides worth of people in front of us. The number of priority guests permitted to ride ahead of us turned what should have been a 20 minute wait into 60 because so many people were given preference. It’s not as though we were all standing there for free! I paid nearly £100 for me and my 6 year old daughter to visit and because of the priority pass system, we ended up riding only three rides all day. A 75 minute queue for a 3 minute ride is frankly absurd. Legoland’s model is clearly to make the priority pass the most attractive option but people are simply paying for the standard queuing time that they used to experience before this system was introduced. My little girl had most fun in the playground. Not because it’s amazing but because she didn’t have to queue anymore.