We went as a surprise with our two granddaughters aged 3 and 5 who are mad on Lego especially Lego Ninjago (all new to me). We got there at 12 but were booked in for 12.30 but as there was no queue we were allowed to go straight in. You go straight into a photo taking seat where you sit on the bench and they ask you to do silly things whilst they take your picture. As you are sat against a plain background you don't know what the photos are like until you pick them up later. First you go to the Lego factory and Professor Brick tells you how things are made. then its onto the first ride where you use laser shooters to kill the bad guys and save the princess. It was a good ride but the queues were long and there was a separate queue for people who had tickets to say they were disabled and all their families. They seemed to get priority and made the wait even longer. I have nothing against a disabled person and say a carer getting on first but some people had up to 6 other people with them. This was better organised at the second ride where they let a mixture from each side in. The 4D cinema was a real hit with our grandchildren trying to catch all the things that were coming towards them. The biggest hit was the Lego Ninjago city adventure which is just really just a big play area with slides ball pools climbing things ect but they loved it.. Food wise there is a café but the staff were slow which led to longer queues they had lunchboxes for the kids where they could choose what they wanted and something for the grown ups. We took our own which you are welcome to do as one of our grandchildren is dairy free. Overall the kids loved it. It was a bit expensive especially for adults who get to go on 2 rides and the 4D cinema if they want to the rest of the time you are a spare part as they are busy. Staff were ok some looked a bit bored but the staff on the photo desk were really good. They let us take another photo as one of our grandchildren was shy when she first went in and when it didn't work they persevered until it did. Best advise book on line and you save money. Photos were £15 for 3.

I tried to pre-book tickets for a family of 5 using the mcd's happy meal voucher from all packs at from the start of the year. 50% off is not to be sniffed at but was unable to use the code from the voucher online. Maybe my fault but I could not get it to work so we just had to turn up on the day. Having been before in Scottish school holidays we had the place to our own family it was great so this time we agreed that we would be at the front door for 9.45am opening information at 10. We were maybe the 10th family in the queue for non pre booked tickets. The night before I could have pre-booked for 10.15am for faster access but at full price. However we eventually got server at 10:22 and were told it was full!!!! And we had to come back at 12:45 (where we had to queue again). We however got tickets for the sealife centre next door at the same time so went there at 10:35 to 12:30. Total price for 2 adults, 2 paying children and a 2 year old for two attractions was £50. £5 per person per attraction on average. Should have been £100. So if you want to use your happy meal voucher to save some.money you will have to wait for a later access time. Even though we spent £12 on lanyards and £70 on Lego!

Packed inside, hot, 30 mins plus queues for each ride but fun enough. Kids loved it. But shame there is two queues at entrance. One if you can afford o pay top price and one if you can't pay top price as you have a voucher or you have forgot to pre book.

The kids loved it but we would never return in the English school holidays. Too busy.

ALWAYS LOOK.OUT FOR A VOUCHER! 50% OFF.

And first aid were required for my daughter's head injury. The guy was great from.legoland. well done.

Aldis can server 100 customers in 10 mins, Legoland can serve 10 in 22 mins! That's maybe a bit unfair. But it should have been a lot quicker with lots of kids in line.

Visited on a Friday afternoon. Pre booked online using the adults go free vouchers £15 for 1adult and 1child. No queues to get in which was a bonus. You go through a factory tour into the main part of the centre. My son was 9 and he was in my opinion too big for it. Alot of queues inside for rides and to play with certain parts of the lego. He did have fun but not somewhere he cud stay for longer than2 hours