Ticket: Got coupon from lego megazine. Buy an adult hopper ticket get a free child ticket. So paid $87 all together. but one complimentary ticket per coupon. Wait time: went to the park early so less crowded but by the afternoon some ridse are 60-90 minutes wait! Did not wait so cannot confirm, no young child will tolerate the loooong... More

Stopped at Legoland on the way back from San Diego, so only had the afternoon there, should have made time for a longer visit. Our 4 year old loved it and our 13 year old also really enjoyed herself. The rides are definitely geared towards the younger ones but there were some quite good ones and the 4 year old... More

To start the day we paid $250 for a family of four to get in, at that point I was glad the two younger kids were not with us. The kids with use were 11 and 9 and found the rides and much of the park to be geared at a younger age group. The rides are OK for young... More

We took my 5 year old nephew for his first visit to Legoland this weekend. Loved watching him have a great time! The available rides are more family oriented and less for the daredevil, but fun nonetheless. Food is what you've probably come to expect from amusement parks: overpriced but filling. The Minilands are amazing to walk through, although with... More

We were 3 adults and 3 children (under 5 yrs) Even though the kids could not appreatate the complexity for the park with all of the work that was done to make these rides and attractions out of Legos, the adults did. The kids just enjoyed everything the park offered. This park is geared towards younger kids, I would say... More

The rides were for kids younger than ours (7+8) and their wasn't to many. The lego cities, animals, etc are neat to see, but very rundown. The place needs to be updated. It costs a fortune to get in and then they have the gull to have certain events/rides that you have to pay seperate for. Also the food and... More

Good place to visit for families with kids younger than 12. More

The designers of this park hit a home-run in creating a place that is enjoyable without being overwhelming, even when it's crowded. The layout is sprawling, spacious and easy to navigate. There are plenty of restrooms, shade trees, and places to rest in between activities, if needed. You don't need to be a lego-lover to enjoy this place, but it... More

Higway robbery, snookered, bamboozled, hood-winked. All these terms would be understatements to express how one feels after forking over $250 for a family of four to see a very-dated theme park. I really don't know what the target audience is here. Our kids are 4 and not that into legos, so that may have been part of the problem, but... More