Legoland Windsor Day Trip

It was wonderful. It is old, but there are new rides and areas. The pirate show was great and the staff was nice. The worst part would be, as usual at these parks, the food, but there are different fast food options as expected and no long waiting. I would recommend the park specially for kids between 6 to 12
D - in the last week

Fun place, we enjoyed the rides and Miniland and all the sculptures dotted around. We will be back, as one day is not enough to do everything, especially with young kids/babies. Facilities are good, baby changing, toilets... Knocked off a star for the abysmal food, though. We went during the week, and most of the restaurants were closed. The food stalls are full of salty, sugary junk. A disgrace really, considering how many children come, and international tourists. We ended up in the Pizza Pasta buffet place. £21 per person (!!) And there was next to nothing for vegans. Salad bar was fine, but no healthy dressings. Also wondering why the park is open to children during term time. There were loads of parents with school-aged children there. Do they just lie to schools and take their kids on a weekday to avoid big queues and price hikes? Strange.
Hélène C - a month ago

Definitely not a place for a couple without kids. We felt so out of place. ( got bought tickets as a Christmas gift from buy a gift so had to go) Got there just before 10am and they were letting people in already. First ride we went on broke down due to technical difficulties. Really enjoyed miniland. Thought the idea of buying a cup and filling up for free was fantastic, didn't use it as we were only there for 2 hours but definitely worth it if a few of you.
Shelley Williams - a week ago

I visited this place with high expectations, but I was underwhelmed by my experience. The park has many impressive exhibits featuring replica world cities, large dragons, and other animals. One of the boat rides offers a Disney-themed experience, while another allows you to steer your own boat. However, the park felt tired, with no new exhibits or updates to the older ones. It would have been nice to see different Lego exhibits, such as Star Wars or Harry Potter, offering something more mystical and interactive for all ages. Instead, there were just a few stations to build your own Lego, which, while appearing clean, were a bit grotty inside. The water park for kids was okay, but the change rooms and toilets could have been cleaned more regularly. The park is quite expensive for the average family, and even charges for parking, which felt a bit mean. Overall, I found the visit very tiring, with the attractions not being worth the effort to see and do. This sentiment was shared by the other five adults in my group.
Mina - in the last week