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LEGOLAND WindsorSet in 150 acres of beautiful parkland, Legoland Windsor is the home of the world-famous family-friendly brick theme park. The park was built on the site of Windsor Safari Park and opened in 1996. The attractions are mainly targeted at children aged between two and twelve. The park features over 50 interactive rides, provides live shows, building workshops, driving schools and daily attractions including lego model villages, gold panning and car racing. The theme park has spectacular models made entirely from lego bricks. Buy tickets for LEGOLAND Windsor or book LEGOLAND Windsor & hotel breaks What is Lego?Lego is made up of colourful interlocking bricks and an accompanying array of gears, mini-figures, and other pieces which can be assembled and connected in various combinations to make cars, planes, trains, castles, ships, spaceships, and even working robots.
Legoland - Entertainment For All The Family Legoland Windsor is Britain's third-most popular paid-for tourist attraction with 1.3 million visitors per year. About LEGOLAND WindsorThere are two basic types of things to do at Legoland: rides and activities. Rides at LEGOLAND WindsorAs you would expect, the parks' rides are all Lego themed. Many are
made to appear as if they are built out of Lego bricks. Among other
things, kids up to age 12 can become a car driver, pilot or a sea captain
as part of the interactive rides. The rides include: Activities at LEGOLAND WindsorMost of the activities are open to everyone and are sometimes overlooked meaning less queues.Some of the activities available include:
![]() The ParkThe park is split into 9 areas, most of which are based on a range of Lego sets. These are:
New Attraction For 2007 - Land Of The Vikings There are 10 places to eat. They are not cheap, but are excellent quality. All are crowded at lunchtime. The largest is by the harbour. You are allowed to bring your own picnics. It is almost impossible to do it justice (and get your money's worth) in a single day. At most, you and your family will cover around half the things to do in your allotted seven or so hours. SecurityChildren entering the parks will be fitted with an ID bracelet that can be tracked anywhere within its boundaries - meaning that should they find themselves lost, the parks' staff will easily be able to track them down and alert parents via text message. Lost Parent stickers are available at the Guest Services desk. If you have a mobile telephone, they are a quick and effective way of helping us reunite lost children and parents. Getting ThereLegoland can be found on the B3022 Bracknell / Ascot road two miles
from Windsor. It is reached via the M25 and clearly signposted from
the M3 (Junction 3), M4 (Junction 6) and all approach roads. Follow
signs from the M4. Review - May 2006"We took a 4, 6 and 8 year old to Legoland and they all really enjoyed it. The older 2 went on the more adventurous rides and the 4 year old could go on a similar, smaller version so he never felt left out. Yes, the queues in the afternoon for the bigger rides were a pain (worst one was 45 mins) but if you go straight to the rides you most want to do first when the queues are short then you minimise queuing time. We took a picnic so can't comment on the food. Overall we all (adults and children) had a great day out". Legoland also have parks in Billund, Denmark; Carlsbad, California and Günzburg, Southern Germany. Legoland Billund is the oldest, which opened in 1968. Buy tickets for LEGOLAND Windsor or book LEGOLAND Windsor & hotel breaks We have teamed up with Play and Stay to bring you LEGOLAND Windsor tickets or combined LEGOLAND Windsor and hotel breaks packages. ![]() |
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