Tell me about Legoland (FL)

[devonpow]

I’m toying with the idea of taking the kids to Legoland (by myself) in April. DS2 is dying to go and they have a week vacation in April (DH can’t join then because of work). Kids will be 7 and 12 at that point. Main questions - how many days? Is 2 fine? Also will my 12 year old be bored to death? At Disney world we do a lot of splitting up because ds1 loves big thrill rides and DS2 does not. DH and I went to the original Legoland in Denmark a long time ago and it was very little kid - I’m thinking Florida is a little better for older kids? Thoughts?

[stephm0188]

One day is fine. The rides are geared toward younger kids. We went when my son was 7 and he enjoyed it, but I don't know that he'd be into the rides now at 10. Your older son may enjoy the miniatures and such.

[Deleted]

One day is more than enough, especially at those ages. Your 12 year old might be a tad old, but if he’s still really into Legos he will probably enjoy himself. For reference, my 4.5 year old loves every second of it, and I felt the rides were perfect for his age. We could have spent a full day but left after about 5 hours because we went when it was nearly empty so we got a ton done in that time. On a busier day, a full day would be perfect.

[kkfeb04]

One day is fine. We took the kids at 3 and 5 and we thought there was a hard cut off age of 8-9.

[mmmomof2]

We've had passes this past year at Legoland CA and my 9 1/2 year old and 7 year old enjoy it, but I'll never willingly pay for admission again if I can help it. Our passes are about to expire so we went yesterday and the girls still had a lot of fun. I think the trip would be worth it especially if you think your 12 year old would enjoy seeing his brother have fun.

There seems to be a few more "thrill" rides in FL so I think 2 days (especially if you are going to the waterpark too) is fine. My girls are happy to ride the thrill rides several time in a row while I sit on a bench. They also love the driving school.

[was5]

I looked at LEGOLAND Florida packages the other day because my kids were watching a video online. Their packages confuse me. They include a second day free ticket but doesn't say if it includes admission for the first day. I can't tell if the price is a 2-day ticket plus 25% off the room. Does anyone know? The 2-day LEGOLAND + water park ticket is $123.99 for kids and $128.99 for adults. I'm trying to figure out what the deal is.

This is from the website. www.legoland.com/florida/buy-tickets/tickets/
Starting at

$127.79*

PER PERSON


• Save up to 25% on Accommodations

• 2nd Day FREE tickets

• FREE breakfast for LEGOLAND® Hotel and Beach Retreat guests

• Valid for stays through June 13, 2019

• *Savings based on 2 Adults, 2 children (ages 3-12)

[egishere]

We went to Legoland CA last year and my six yr olds loved it. Don't forget to look for BOGO coupons if you go- I've seen them on the Honest juice boxes and you can get them in Lego blind bags sometimes or from the Lego store.

[poe]

We took my 8 year old last year. One day was fine. My husband laughed the whole time seeing the all the board tweens. You could really tell they were less than thrilled 😂.