Expensive Very, Card Only they don't take cash they don't sell tickets here either you have to buy them on line, wait you don't take cash 🤔? You don't actually sell tickets at ticket booth 🤔 ? But you want customers! Why not try making it convenient! I asked one of the 13 year old kids that works at booth how do I buy a ticket, his words were I Don't Know I Just Accepted Tickets 😂!!! I'm a LEGO fan but this place a LEGO knock off joke 😂! Keep Walking!!!

It was super crowded, very dirty, unorganized, they should have age group areas very (toddler/preschool ish ) my son was very disappointed and so was I. We couldn't even go and stop to play at any stations every thing was crowded, gross, 🤢 unsanitized. I guess I paid to watch other people and kids play the Lines are crazy. So unorganized. We couldn't even get out pic 😒 will never go back....I wish I could have a refund.

My wife and I bought tickets through “ticketsatwork” (a partner of Legoland and my job) and flew from Nashville to San Antonio for my birthday (I am huge Lego Fan).Upon arrival and to our surprise, we were told that “we can’t go in because we aren’t accompanied by a child.” *We did confirm this is mentioned as you go to checkout on the Legoland website but not their partners.* I know this isn’t necessarily Legoland’s fault that it isn’t listed on their partners site (although they could make sure), but they offered no explanation as to why this was the case or offered us the opportunity to enter without doing any of the rides or activities that are for kids (which I would’ve accepted just for the opportunity to see what it was all about). Additionally, I was unable to get a refund on the ticket through ticketsatwork, so all in all, not a good place to go unless you have kids.

If you buy any small lego bags, there are coupon for kids free entry. Bring that bag, because if you took a picture and show it the staff, they almost did not want to honor it. When we presented it, they basically just handed us their iPad and made me purchase my ticket online instead of assisting us. Kids have fun, so it's ok. There's a DOTS room, where kids create a small square and at the end, they take home a bracelet. Indoor play structure is fun, of course the building the car race. The 4D movie does get you wet but the AIR is strong in there, so look out. Lastly, the Lego Store doesn't have a lot of stock, and they barely gave me my discount from being a Lego VIP member. Make sure you ask, they are not very helpful.

Not a real Lego Retail store. This store does not give Lego VIP points and does not have the free gift with purchase. I was extremely disappointed and I would not have spent money at this fake lego store had they disclosed this to customers. Skip the fake "retail experience" and just buy online.

We paid $100 for a family of 4, absolutely bonkers, so we saved it for a rainy day activity. We purchased tickets online and brought our three small kids, it was a great time. We spent two hours and then everyone was ready for a nap, I wish they opened before 10. My husband was a lego fanatic as a kid and was loving mini town and all of the themed interactions. I’m not a big lego fan but I loved seeing my kids so happy and enjoying themselves on the two rides and I loved that they allowed us to bring our toddler on the medieval ride, it was a blast being able to do something with all of us since she was too small for some of the other activities. I don’t think we will be back bc the cost is so prohibitive, I could get a zoo or Witte membership for that price. But I am glad we got the one time experience. We also declined the ridiculous phot package at the end, if they had a digital option for $5 I would have bought it, they must lose a lot of sales bc of the price gouging. Nothing in their store was cheaper than Amazon, I did like that they validated our parking :)

Took my grandchildren the week of Thanksgiving. I hate how Covid has impacted our lives! One upside though, is that places aren’t packed to capacity. We had so much fun. Kids were spaced out on the rides. Legos were sanitized and bagged for each child. Adults were able to get coffee. The class was fun. Parking was convenient. I’d definitely come back.

This is not a legoland, if you’ve been to others. It is a small play place for your kids that has legos. The display room is amazing, except half of the moveable parts are “under repair”. The play room is pretty dirty, parts of the equipment are already falling apart, chunks of foam are missing. The movie was not staffed even though it says to wait to be helped, so we walked in and grabbed our own glasses. It also claimed to be 4D, but the only “4” part was some wind. I’m glad there is sanitizer everywhere, it sure felt dirty. The price is just not justified. Maybe if you didn’t have to pay for adults, as there isn’t anything for adults to do. With a lego obsessed 4 yr old, we were barely able to keep him occupied for more than 90 min. I’d say save your money, dump some legos in a bin for your kid’s to play with, and you’d be happier.

This was the perfect stop to spend a few hours in the middle of the day. Our girls are 6 and 8 and really enjoyed discovering (no pun intended) all the fun little activities including: (2) mini rides, jungle gym, 4-D movie theatre (approx 12mins), classroom where they learned to build misc objects, and a room where they had San Antonio built out of legos! I don't know that they would be as entertained on a return trip, but they really enjoyed seeing this for the first time. We were able to get tickets via a bundle with the Hop on Hop Off tour bus, and it was worth it. It was also a nice place to get a taste of what Legoland would be like. So glad we found this!

It was a nice visit, it is good for kids under 10 and it is highly overpriced. max 60 to 90mins activities/playtime there for young kids.

We went to Legoland Discovery Center to celebrate my daughter’s 7th birthday. After researching I was able to determine this probably wasn’t an all day activity. We spent about 4 hours there and we did everything (all rides, stations, playground, and 4d movie) including the knight Quest ride twice. I recommend getting the activity pack as well when buying tickets, there is a stamp you can get at all the stations which my daughter loved collecting. We weren’t familiar with the area or mall but park in the parking garage on Alamo street for closest parking.

It was great. Service was nice. Thank P.S. Miniland is beautiful. Oh crap I have to write more. Ummmmmm it's great for families. Thank much

Took my daughter here for her 9th birthday. It is smaller than I imagined, but very cute. Everything was clean and the employees were very friendly. I really enjoyed seeing the San Antonio buildings in Legos. I think they did a great job with this and it will be an asset to San Antonio tourism and all those that visit with young children.

We took our granddaughter here, and she loved it. Plenty of activities for a 9 year old girl. They had 3 rides for her to go on also. One was a 4D movie which was fun for all of us. We did this twice and was happy that we viewed 2 different movies! We didn't know that, and were happy about that. It wasn't that expensive to get in, however, the prices in the gift shop were kind of outrageous. All in all, we all had a good time.

We came the day after Labor Day and the first thing I noticed was how clean the entire place was especially after a holiday. The staff is super helpful, polite, and very good with kids. There is so much to do in one place and it’s not all jam packed together. It’s a very one of a kind experience that I’m so thankful my son got to have. We will definitely be back.