My youngest daughter wanted to return here after having such an awesome time the last two times we went for her sixth birthday. After seeing her birthday sticker (available at the entrance and concessions in the park) the staff would tell her happy birthday and clap for her. She loved it! The lines are minimal during the week so I would recommend that if you prefer low crowds. Even when it is crowding, its not as crowding as other hot spots like Disneyland. My daughter's favorite thing to ride is the boat ride in the pirate section. Super fun! My oldest who is nine loved this place as well. Sad that it isn't larger with more rides that are open throughout the entire time the park is open (some rides didn't open until 12 or 1300 even though the park opened at ten). Longer hours of operation might also be helpful!

35 mins ride from Nagoya station Crowded enough to make it festive, but also short lines. Mostly kids - under 13. Rides were tame. Food expensive. Miniland was good, of Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo and Nagoya

I went with my 3 year old son who loves Lego (Duplo). I would recommend a visit during a weekday when it is not crowded (which was our experience). I would on the other hand highly recommend avoiding it on busy days. My 3 star rating is kind of based on an average of these two - its a good place to go on a weekday and a bad one to go on the weekend. I'll hit the positive and negative points here. Positives: The staff were extremely helpful and very kind throughout our visit. The rides are nice, there are enough for a 3 year old to have fun. Might not be very enjoyable for teenagers, but for young kids its good. The Lego displays throughout the park are quite fun to look at and create endless photo opportunities. The big diorama is particularly impressive. If you go on a weekday or off season it is quite empty and you don't have to do much waiting in line. We went on a weekday and felt like we almost had the place to ourselves, the waiting times at rides were minimal. This makes up for the small size of the park (see below) and is why I would recommend a visit on a slow day. Negatives The park is small, you could walk from end to end just a few minutes. If you have the place to yourself on a slow day its not a problem as there is enough to keep you occupied. If you go on a busy day though, I can only imagine how overcrowded and unpleasant it will be. A good theme park will give you the impression when you leave that you only scratched the surface of all the great stuff that is there and leave you wanting to go back and explore it further. Legoland Japan gives you no such feeling - you leave knowing that you have seen everything there is to see and feel no reason to go back. It was definitely a "one and done" deal for us and despite living in Nagoya have no interest in getting the annual pass. The park is in one of the bleakest, most unpleasant locations imaginable. The train ride out there takes you through some of the ugliest industrial blight Nagoya has to offer (and that is saying something). Its nothing but smoke stacks, scrap yards and industrial haze for as far as the eye can see. Legoland is surrounded by this. I have no idea why they located it there (probably ease of access by rail) but since the trip there is part of the package, this is worth mentioning (once you are in the park most of the smokestacks are obscured by buildings, but you do have some ""borrowed scenery"" noticeable here and there). This also seems to really limit their ability to expand since there doesn't seem to be much vacant land adjacent to the park. The price, given the size, is extremely high. I would have to say it is the worst value attraction in Nagoya for that reason. A trip to the Zoo will cost you 500 Yen to get in (free for kids) and has way more to offer. Legoland has tried to respond to this criticism with a complex pricing system that requires advance registration of specified numbers of guests. This is really cumbersome and not particularly friendly to the customer. Why not just keep it simple and lower the prices across the board instead of making your customers jump through seemingly arbitrary hoops to get a small discount? Since I wasn't able to book in advance or fit my son and I into one of their "family passes" that require 3 or more people I paid full price. This was annoying. A minor point but the first thing that greets you once you've paid the exorbitant amount for the tickets is someone who searches your bags to make sure you aren't bringing in outside food or drink. Is aggravating your customers the second they walk through the gate really worth the minor boost in sales at your food stands that this creates? Maybe it is, but its worth mentioning because it just adds an unpleasant interaction right at the start of everyone''s experience at your park. So, all in all, if you are in Nagoya with small children on a weekday, have already exhausted all the other things to do in town and have a big pile of cash that you don't want, then I would highly recommend a trip to Legoland Japan.

A wonderful time for children and adults alike. Went on a Friday and Saturday. It got a little busier in the afternoon, and it was busier on Saturday, but never too many people and was able to get on most rides with either no wait or within around 5 minutes. The only exceptions were the boat ride in the Lego City section, which took 10-15 minutes, and the submarine on Saturday which took around 10 minutes. How busy the park is likely depends on the time of year, however. There is so much to see and do inside the park, many statues made of Lego and little details here and there. I am sure I didn't see everything, despite 2 days spent in the park. Had a great time on all the rides, especially the submarine and dragon rollercoaster. Miniland is very interesting, and again has lots of little details, many humorous, that awards those who spend the time to stop and look at everything. In the park, there was a fun and exciting atmosphere the entire time. Each area has its own look and background music, which makes each area distinct. Lego City is especially impressive. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. Although everyone has masks on, you could tell they were smiling. I have seen complaints about the prices in the park, but I found most things to be either reasonable considering the setting (and no more expensive than at a normal café/restaurant outside the park (but not as cheap as a family restaurant)), or even cheaper than I expected (at least some Lego sets in the Big Shop were cheaper than I have seen elsewhere). Vending machines are priced a little higher than normal, but you are allowed to take a bottle in with you, so I recommend bringing your own and then using a vending machine if needed. Go to Legoland expecting to spend money, and you'll not be disappointed. The only thing that I believe is overpriced are the carnival games. They are too difficult for small children, and the prizes didn't look like anything special, so for 500yen it is, in my opinion, a waste of money. One small complaint is related to not being allowed to bring in carts or large bags/cases. I understand it, and complied by keeping my case at the hotel or in a locker by the park entrance. Upon entering the park with a case which I planned to put into a locker straight away, I was told at least 5 times by different staff members - all around the entrance who could probably have seen each other - that I couldn't go around with a case. That's fine. So, it was a little annoying to see people in the park with carts and cases. If Legoland reads this, please do a little more to enforce your rules inside the park, not just at the entrance. So as not to end on a negative note, I'll repeat that Legoland is a wonderful place, with a lot of fun to be had. Go there prepared to spend money. Two days was not long enough to see and do everything.

Went on a normal school day with ten year old kid, was pretty quiet and only had to wait about five minutes for rides. Younger kids younger than eight or shorter than 130 cm had to wait up to 30 minutes for the attractions. For kids over 130 cm there are many attractions they can enjoy. Enough restaurants but still on a relatively quiet day had to stand in line for 20 minutes to purchase food. Food prices also quite expensive but there is a free drinks bar.

Save your hard earned money. It's Disney expensive and not nearly as fun. I think it's really geared towards toddlers and little little kids. Seems to rely on the bright colors and all the things to touch for entertainment. Otherwise pretty boring. Coulda been saved with the addition of Lego Batman or playing the song Everything thing is awesome. Went on Saturday and paid peak season price but hardly anyone was in the park. There is a lot of cool things about the park please don't get me wrong but don't go out of your way. You really have to be a Lego fan to come here. The staff is alwo great!

I had no idea what I was in for when I agreed to go to Legoland. Apart from LEGO of course. The place is amazing more like a theme park and caters for all ages. The caramel popcorn smell is to die for. We planned a half day trip but you could easily spend the day there. I loved how the staff interacted with the children playing with the LEGO boxes, making bubbles, playing on bikes. Roller coaster for big and little people, submarine ride to view underwater creatures, an aquarium, plus many other theme rides. Lots of food options. Make the trip by train, about half an hour from Nagoya, you won't be disappointed. My only disappointment was that we ran out of time to visit the train museum near legoland, which I believe is a must do.

Went on a slightly rainy day. My girl tripped over right after entering legoland due to the slippery floor. No sign, floor dryer anywhere nor any staff trying to dry the floor. That caused my girl having a deep wound and requiring stitching in local hospital. Returned to customer service of the park afterwards, reporting that to customer service. But no idea whether the staff understood what I said. No action i can see except the lady nodding head all the way. Can only found tel number on websote, which i doubt if person who picks up can communicate in eng according to my experience there. Management should take action to ensure safety on weather condition like this. It was a painful experience and hoping No one will experience this like us.

Perfect for anyone who enjoys LEGO. A relatively compact theme park located right next to the LEGO Hotel. Best to families with young kids. Would recommend a two day stay as one day not quite enough to do everything.

Don' go without researching. Very expensive admission prices , and really only for kids. Nothing for solo visitors. Had been at the adjacent Railway Park so took a look. Had a terrible sandwich, coffee and left.