LEGOLAND Japan
LEGOLAND Japan
3.5
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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- rudy_setiawanBatam Center, Indonesia332 contributionsGreat for those who likes Lego and target for younger kidsWe went to Legoland Japan located at Nagoya on long weekend holiday so I believe it is more crowded than usual. But the queue is not very long, we manage to ride many rides in the park. We are a bit disspointed as there is no ninjago live show which our kids hoping for. But overall we still enjoy our time there. On the souvenier store, its good if they have more variety which is specifically for Legoland Japan so it feels more exclusive for the visitor. We love the Lego factory tour. It is about 30 minutes from JR nagoya station to the legoland.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 5, 2024
- Jet418604719531 contributionfirst timeMy kids love Lego, so this was our first time going! We were very satisfied. We could ride the rides and experience them easily, and we had a great time playing all day. It seemed like the kids still didn't have enough time. We weren't at the Legoland Hotel🏨, so next time we'd like to stay at a hotel.Visited February 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 11, 2024
- Guide62980329852Tokyo, Japan1 contributionI had a lot of fun!I went with my 5 year old. It was fun. It was the first day of the Spring Fair, so I thought there would be a lot of people, but since it was a Friday, there weren't that many people, and we were able to enjoy the attractions without having to wait (the maximum wait was 30 minutes). I think it's an attraction that can be enjoyed by children from kindergarten to elementary school, and both parents and children enjoyed it. However, the only route from Centrair is Centrair ⇨ Nagoya ⇨ Legoland, so my child was tired by the time we got to Legoland, which was a minus. By the time the park closed, my child's feet were sore and tired (lol). Overall, it was a fun day, and I would like to go again.Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 15, 2024
- Kayoko S1 contributionIt was fun (*^_^*)I went to play with my daughter and two male grandchildren. We were blessed with good weather for both days and were able to experience most of the attractions. The cast members were kind, the park was clean, there was almost no waiting time, and everyone was very satisfied (^^) I especially liked the submarine attraction and rode it twice (lol).Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 24, 2024
- Flyer281085067721 contributionEveryone from toddlers to elementary school students will be very satisfied!!I think it's a great value for money and fun for children from around 2 years old to elementary school age! ! My family went with ages 3 to 11. There are many Lego motifs, moving dioramas, and gimmicks that move when you press a button, so even if your 3-year-old doesn't want to use it, it will be much easier to carry him. I went on a very sunny day during spring break, so I was prepared to wait for 30 minutes to an hour or more, but most of the time it was 10 to 30 minutes, and in the afternoon there were 40 or 45 minutes for roller coasters, etc., but I decided to go early at that time. I went to the souvenir corner, and by the time Submarine, which tends to be crowded at the start, had become available, I was able to move around quite efficiently by checking the waiting time on the app. Also, there are go-karts for children to drive themselves, one for ages 3 to 5 and one for ages 6 to 13, so even little kids who just turned 3 were allowed to drive by themselves. Older children may have to wait 20 minutes, but younger children may wait 5 or 10 minutes. It was perfect for a 3 year old who couldn't wait! (I rode it 3 times) My 6 and 11 year olds were able to ride the roller coaster three times at different busy times. Even a 6 year old can ride a large roller coaster 👍 Finally, we waited in a short line for the food items, but there was athletic-like play equipment right next to the store, so the wait time was perfect. Overall, unlike Sole in Tokyo and Osaka, I think it's definitely aimed at children, rather than a place for groups of adults to enjoy. Therefore, it was a park where families could really get their hands on the itchy spots! If there is anything I would like to say...I think the cast's excitement was comparable to Tokyo! ? But I was very satisfied! !Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 1, 2024
- lovemapleOta, Japan223 contributionsJunior Driving School is the best!I went there for the first time with my 3-year-old child. It was during spring break so it wasn't empty, but I think we only had to wait in line for about 20 minutes. My child is at the age where he's just starting to enjoy Lego, so he really seemed to enjoy it. I'm glad I brought him! I think it was a really great experience for him to be able to drive a go-kart by himself for the first time at the Junior Driving School! We came from far away to visit, so we can't come often, but I'd like to come again!Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 3, 2024
- Explore39967512676Shimane Prefecture, Japan1 contributionThe only disappointment is the lack of information sharing.It was a great theme park! I often go to Disney, but I felt that the world view and the staff were just as good! The disappointing thing is that it was about 20 minutes before the park closed. I asked a staff member in the park (I think he was wearing a black shirt with cleaning supplies) where the ride was, and he carefully explained it to me! Since it was approaching closing time, I asked if it was still open, and he said it was probably open. However, when I went to the boarding area, the reception was closed. When I asked a staff member near the ride when it ended, he said that it ended a long time ago due to congestion. The staff were very polite and even gave me a sticker saying "Enjoy yourself until the end," but even though they were wearing something like a walkie-talkie, I wonder if the information was not being circulated? Honestly, I wonder why they were wearing it. I was satisfied with the staff's response because everyone was wonderful, but this was the only thing that was disappointing! I hope that in the future, many staff members (especially those in the park) will share the time when the rides finish early!Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 5, 2024
- Departure280192008262 contributionsMost of the attractions were fun!There were a lot of attractions, so it was hard to decide! It was relatively quiet in the morning and evening, but the wait time gradually increased towards noon, and I had a strong impression that it got crowded. (Maybe because it was during spring break?) Even popular attractions were about 30 to 45 minutes long. In the morning and just before closing time, it was usually about 5 to 10 minutes.Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 6, 2024
- Ohige S3 contributionsThe best☆We went on a weekday during the off-season. You can get on the rides right away, which is great. Even for rides of the same quality, you would wait 60 minutes at Disney, but all of the rides were only 5 minutes. The park opens at 10am, so you can go around in one day, but if you're doing a workshop, you'll want a few more hours. But we walked all day, and we got 10,000 steps, so the whole family was really satisfied and enjoyed themselves. It's great because you don't have to waste time lining up like you would at Disney. My daughter didn't want to go home and was crying at the end.Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 18, 2024
- Traveler429496285181 contributionWe had fun even in the rain!We celebrated my youngest child's 6th birthday. He has a 3rd year middle school sibling, and they enjoyed themselves too. Because it was raining, there were few visitors, and there was no wait time for the rides. They also enjoyed making the limited-edition spaceship and alien Lego models. It seems that they also displayed some of the finished Lego models. It's nice to know that the finished product that we worked so hard to make is well-received ヾ(。>﹏<。)ノ゙✧*。 He lost his hat, and reported it at guest services. Many staff members will be on hand to look for it for three days after he leaves the park. I hope they find it!Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 22, 2024
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rpulse51
Chubu, Japan2 contributions
Oct 2024 • Family
The whole holiday frenzy? Sometimes I would come with my family for two days.
Compared to Disney and UFJ, it may not be that intense, but I still waited quite a while every time, so it was hectic.
It's an amusement park, and it's an otherworldly world that kids can really enjoy, so I think that's a fun facility.
But if you look at it from an adult's point of view, it can be a very different view.
It's a lot of money, and I think it's a lot of money, given the size and the quality of what we're doing.
I mentioned it in the title.
Splash battle to open the scoring
It is a mechanism that water comes out when you turn the handle of the cannon, but no matter how many times the child spins, water does not come out,
If I go around instead, I don't come out, forehand, I can't do anything after all.
If you tell the cast before you get off that there is no water, they will gesture like OK, get off quickly (no verbal response) If you get off, you will only be directed to the exit
I don't know what they did to me after that.
Why were we guided there when there would be reports of no water coming out, as the first place should have already been doing many turns?
I think it's a vicious thing to do if you've been led there without coping with it knowing there's no water, and I'm outraged by the way the cast as a nursery have responded to the idea that kids sit in line for tens of minutes in a dysfunctional battery when it's crowded.
There is no way to do if it happens to be broken, but I doubt very much whether it is properly confirmed to work in the first place
Flying Ninjago scores second goal
When I asked him if he wanted to get in next to me, he told me that one of the wings wouldn't move, and when I looked at it, it was true that one of the wings would flop, but the other wouldn't move, even with all the effort.
When I told the cast members who came near me, they explained to me that they didn't have enough force to push and move with both hands, and that this was because of the force.
You're not. One of them is moving with the power of a child, so clearly one of them is moving badly.
Do you run into such a high probability of encountering problems at the above two attractions? I just thought maybe it was just a lack of maintenance.
It's not something that's directly linked to a dangerous accident, but I'm afraid that the accumulation of these little things could one day lead to an unexpected catastrophe.
I also noticed quite a bit about the poor handling of the cast, which I wouldn't have cared about if it had been available, but I could see the level when it was crowded and difficult, and the long wait time as a customer made me tick.
The reason I felt the price was so expensive was because I honestly saw the sloppiness that I didn't see for such a large amount of money, and I thought that the money bet was different
It's not like we'll never enjoy it, if you can come here multiple times, you're probably unlucky to encounter it every now and then, if you're available, we'll talk about it again, but we weren't.
I think it's a cumulative process of dealing with small buds that seem to have nothing to do with safety.
I don't think it's shared among the staff here either, because we could see the difference in the way the cast handled it very much.
Compared to Disney and UFJ, it may not be that intense, but I still waited quite a while every time, so it was hectic.
It's an amusement park, and it's an otherworldly world that kids can really enjoy, so I think that's a fun facility.
But if you look at it from an adult's point of view, it can be a very different view.
It's a lot of money, and I think it's a lot of money, given the size and the quality of what we're doing.
I mentioned it in the title.
Splash battle to open the scoring
It is a mechanism that water comes out when you turn the handle of the cannon, but no matter how many times the child spins, water does not come out,
If I go around instead, I don't come out, forehand, I can't do anything after all.
If you tell the cast before you get off that there is no water, they will gesture like OK, get off quickly (no verbal response) If you get off, you will only be directed to the exit
I don't know what they did to me after that.
Why were we guided there when there would be reports of no water coming out, as the first place should have already been doing many turns?
I think it's a vicious thing to do if you've been led there without coping with it knowing there's no water, and I'm outraged by the way the cast as a nursery have responded to the idea that kids sit in line for tens of minutes in a dysfunctional battery when it's crowded.
There is no way to do if it happens to be broken, but I doubt very much whether it is properly confirmed to work in the first place
Flying Ninjago scores second goal
When I asked him if he wanted to get in next to me, he told me that one of the wings wouldn't move, and when I looked at it, it was true that one of the wings would flop, but the other wouldn't move, even with all the effort.
When I told the cast members who came near me, they explained to me that they didn't have enough force to push and move with both hands, and that this was because of the force.
You're not. One of them is moving with the power of a child, so clearly one of them is moving badly.
Do you run into such a high probability of encountering problems at the above two attractions? I just thought maybe it was just a lack of maintenance.
It's not something that's directly linked to a dangerous accident, but I'm afraid that the accumulation of these little things could one day lead to an unexpected catastrophe.
I also noticed quite a bit about the poor handling of the cast, which I wouldn't have cared about if it had been available, but I could see the level when it was crowded and difficult, and the long wait time as a customer made me tick.
The reason I felt the price was so expensive was because I honestly saw the sloppiness that I didn't see for such a large amount of money, and I thought that the money bet was different
It's not like we'll never enjoy it, if you can come here multiple times, you're probably unlucky to encounter it every now and then, if you're available, we'll talk about it again, but we weren't.
I think it's a cumulative process of dealing with small buds that seem to have nothing to do with safety.
I don't think it's shared among the staff here either, because we could see the difference in the way the cast handled it very much.
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Written October 15, 2024
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rpulse51様 レゴランド®・ジャパンへご来園いただき、ありがとうございます。この度は、アトラクションのスタッフ対応におきまして、安全性までのご不快の念を抱かせてしまいましたことを深くお詫び申し上げます。
今回のご指摘に関しまして。まずもって安全性の観点はさることながら、ご体験いただいた両アトラクションの異常内容のご申告に対して、繁忙理由やそのご申告内容に対しての異常確認(即時)が、今回の安全性の観点からのご指摘をいただいたものと認識しております。この点において、まずはせっかくのご来園で不快の念を抱かせ、本投稿までの流れになりましたこと、深くお詫び申し上げます。
あるべき姿だったのは、両アトラクションとも水銃、羽などなど運営中に不具合が発生が発生した場合は、現物の異常確認、確認後、異常と認められた場合は再度別ライドの体験ご案内、かつ、異常機の改修確認がスタンダードです。
これを、見聞したままでご対応してしまったパークスタッフの所作についてのご指摘は、十分内容から理解いたしました。
無論、アトラクションの安全性に関しましては、毎朝全てのアトラクションにおいて点検を行っており、ご指摘にありました、スプラッシュ・バトルの水銃、及びフライング・ニンジャゴーの羽の動作確認におきましても、毎朝点検を実施しておりますが、運営中に不具合が発生する可能性もございます。その運営中における異常のご申告を適宜対応できなかったことに起因するものと存じます。
本件は、すでに担当部門に情報共有を行い、再発防止に努めておりますが、ご意見を真摯に受け止め、今後とも全従業員のゲストサービスに関する教育を徹底し、改善・向上に努めて参ります。
今回の件に凝りませず、次回もご来園いただけることを従業員一同、心より願っております。
Written October 23, 2024
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Discover49608965536
2 contributions
Jan 2024 • Family
A few days before we went there, it was on the Internet and I was a little worried, so I went there.
It was a weekday and a super off-peak day with no seasonal events, so it wasn't crowded.
More than half of the customers were foreigners from Asian countries, more than Japanese.
The staff who organized the line at the entrance and checked the tickets before entering were all older people. The staff at the attractions and food wagons inside were mostly young people who seemed to be part-time students.
My son is currently obsessed with Ninjago, an area featuring original Lego characters, and both parents and children enjoyed it. He is 5 years old and about 110 cm tall, so he was able to ride most of the attractions and was very satisfied.
However, I was surprised to see that some restaurants and food wagons were not open on weekdays. The details of the Miniland and attractions that impressed me at the Discovery Center in Odaiba were older than I expected, many of the attractions were still being adjusted, and perhaps because there were few staff, it took a long time to check the safety of the rides after boarding them, so they didn't start moving... The staff were also varied, with some being professional and polite, while others seemed like they were only working part-time, muttered to each other, and wouldn't even look me in the eye. I felt the quality of an old amusement park that was about to close.
When you search for Legoland, the word "expensive" often comes up, but for those who paid the ticket price during the high season, it may seem expensive.
There are few food options on weekdays, and it is a bit expensive, but the specialty apple fries were well received by the whole family, who said they were delicious. This can only be eaten at Legoland, so I recommend it!
Personally, I'm the type of person who wants to buy a lot of theme park goods as souvenirs, but there were almost no original goods with Lego designs, and there were only goods with Legoland's original characters (colorful zebras and bears, which I didn't like personally) and logos, so I had no desire to buy anything.
My son bought the new Lego that can be bought anywhere, and I bought the only shopping bag that I liked. lol
It's a shame that there were no goods that my son's friends would like, so we couldn't buy any Legoland souvenirs.
If there were any merchandise featuring original LEGO characters (CITY, Ninjago, Friends, etc.), I'm sure a lot of people would buy it.
This has gotten long, but I don't think we'll be returning unless my son requests it.
It was a weekday and a super off-peak day with no seasonal events, so it wasn't crowded.
More than half of the customers were foreigners from Asian countries, more than Japanese.
The staff who organized the line at the entrance and checked the tickets before entering were all older people. The staff at the attractions and food wagons inside were mostly young people who seemed to be part-time students.
My son is currently obsessed with Ninjago, an area featuring original Lego characters, and both parents and children enjoyed it. He is 5 years old and about 110 cm tall, so he was able to ride most of the attractions and was very satisfied.
However, I was surprised to see that some restaurants and food wagons were not open on weekdays. The details of the Miniland and attractions that impressed me at the Discovery Center in Odaiba were older than I expected, many of the attractions were still being adjusted, and perhaps because there were few staff, it took a long time to check the safety of the rides after boarding them, so they didn't start moving... The staff were also varied, with some being professional and polite, while others seemed like they were only working part-time, muttered to each other, and wouldn't even look me in the eye. I felt the quality of an old amusement park that was about to close.
When you search for Legoland, the word "expensive" often comes up, but for those who paid the ticket price during the high season, it may seem expensive.
There are few food options on weekdays, and it is a bit expensive, but the specialty apple fries were well received by the whole family, who said they were delicious. This can only be eaten at Legoland, so I recommend it!
Personally, I'm the type of person who wants to buy a lot of theme park goods as souvenirs, but there were almost no original goods with Lego designs, and there were only goods with Legoland's original characters (colorful zebras and bears, which I didn't like personally) and logos, so I had no desire to buy anything.
My son bought the new Lego that can be bought anywhere, and I bought the only shopping bag that I liked. lol
It's a shame that there were no goods that my son's friends would like, so we couldn't buy any Legoland souvenirs.
If there were any merchandise featuring original LEGO characters (CITY, Ninjago, Friends, etc.), I'm sure a lot of people would buy it.
This has gotten long, but I don't think we'll be returning unless my son requests it.

Written January 22, 2024
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ninko55
4 contributions
Aug 2023
We went there during the Obon holidays with our family of four (children are 2nd year of junior high school and 5th year of elementary school)!
The attractions are family-oriented, and there are some that can only be experienced by children, so there are few couples, and the waiting time for all attractions is about 5 to 20 minutes, which is helpful.
They also sold fast passes, but I don't think they were necessary.
The maximum time for the roller coaster for small children was about 60 minutes.
It was fun to feel like a Ninjago bird!
I was surprised to see a big thrush shark swimming in the submarine adventure.
By the way, the air conditioning was on the first day, but
on the second day, the air conditioning was off and the fans on the ship were stopped, so it was difficult to get hot.
For food, we had the Brick House Burger, and there were plenty of seats, the buns were firm, and the fries were like Lego blocks, so both were filling, and it was good because I couldn't sit down and eat at TDL! ! !
When I got home tired, it was convenient because the Lego Hotel was right in front of me.
The hotel was also full of Lego, including the amenities.
They also have yukata for children, which don't have an obi so they are easy to wear and
don't come undone easily.
We ate dinner on the first night at Makerstopia next door.
There is only one convenience store within walking distance, Daily Yamazaki,
and it closes at 8pm, so I think many people find it inconvenient.
It would be helpful if there was a convenience store or drugstore inside Makerstopia.
We went with the 2-day combo plan so we stayed for two days,
and Kinjo Parking was 2,500 yen.
It may be smaller than TDL, but I recommend it for bringing children and having less waiting time to enjoy the whole thing.
The attractions are family-oriented, and there are some that can only be experienced by children, so there are few couples, and the waiting time for all attractions is about 5 to 20 minutes, which is helpful.
They also sold fast passes, but I don't think they were necessary.
The maximum time for the roller coaster for small children was about 60 minutes.
It was fun to feel like a Ninjago bird!
I was surprised to see a big thrush shark swimming in the submarine adventure.
By the way, the air conditioning was on the first day, but
on the second day, the air conditioning was off and the fans on the ship were stopped, so it was difficult to get hot.
For food, we had the Brick House Burger, and there were plenty of seats, the buns were firm, and the fries were like Lego blocks, so both were filling, and it was good because I couldn't sit down and eat at TDL! ! !
When I got home tired, it was convenient because the Lego Hotel was right in front of me.
The hotel was also full of Lego, including the amenities.
They also have yukata for children, which don't have an obi so they are easy to wear and
don't come undone easily.
We ate dinner on the first night at Makerstopia next door.
There is only one convenience store within walking distance, Daily Yamazaki,
and it closes at 8pm, so I think many people find it inconvenient.
It would be helpful if there was a convenience store or drugstore inside Makerstopia.
We went with the 2-day combo plan so we stayed for two days,
and Kinjo Parking was 2,500 yen.
It may be smaller than TDL, but I recommend it for bringing children and having less waiting time to enjoy the whole thing.

Written August 15, 2023
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Trail36236870890
1 contribution
Jul 2024 • Family
Beetlebounce stopped halfway. I was an adult, so I was sitting in the middle, with five full people with me together and children on either side. Before I got on, he asked me if I could help him from a height if he stopped in the middle, so I said it would be okay. But I never really thought it would stop. Fortunately, we were able to descend slowly after a while. When I got off the belt, the staff told me I had stopped because it was heavy, but the way I told them and the look on their faces made me feel sad as if it was my fault.
① When I examined it, it seemed to stop at a high place before, so I ask for a review of the safety and function of the machine itself. Basically, there are five seats and only one adult can sit in the middle, so children may ride separately from their families, which makes them anxious when they stop. There is no point in paying high money if you want to use it for fun.
(ii) We require thorough education of our staff. We were told it stopped because it was heavy, but was it the real cause? Even so, shouldn't we tell them it was a mechanical problem? I saw it as if the customer had a cause. Even if the staff have no intention of doing so, I am sorry for the facial expressions and choice of words that are perceived as such.
When I got off again, I apologized that I had stopped halfway and would show you in the skip lane again, and when I went to the skip lane, I was told by other staff that the service would be suspended for a while for inspection?? It became. Of course it's only after stopping, so it's only natural to do safety checks, but there were some kids on staff who were uniform and confused.
It was a very hot day, but I enjoyed using Legoland very much, but such unfortunate things to pay a high price make me think that there is no repeat use. By the way, at the checkout of a Japanese restaurant, newcomer Mark's staff couldn't say thank you at all until he paid from the checkout desk and left.
There should be no trouble, but if there is, the impression of the customer will be very different depending on how the staff responds.
I know it will be difficult for the staff in the hot weather, but I would like them to think about how they can respond as a service as a job.
I strongly hope for improvement.
① When I examined it, it seemed to stop at a high place before, so I ask for a review of the safety and function of the machine itself. Basically, there are five seats and only one adult can sit in the middle, so children may ride separately from their families, which makes them anxious when they stop. There is no point in paying high money if you want to use it for fun.
(ii) We require thorough education of our staff. We were told it stopped because it was heavy, but was it the real cause? Even so, shouldn't we tell them it was a mechanical problem? I saw it as if the customer had a cause. Even if the staff have no intention of doing so, I am sorry for the facial expressions and choice of words that are perceived as such.
When I got off again, I apologized that I had stopped halfway and would show you in the skip lane again, and when I went to the skip lane, I was told by other staff that the service would be suspended for a while for inspection?? It became. Of course it's only after stopping, so it's only natural to do safety checks, but there were some kids on staff who were uniform and confused.
It was a very hot day, but I enjoyed using Legoland very much, but such unfortunate things to pay a high price make me think that there is no repeat use. By the way, at the checkout of a Japanese restaurant, newcomer Mark's staff couldn't say thank you at all until he paid from the checkout desk and left.
There should be no trouble, but if there is, the impression of the customer will be very different depending on how the staff responds.
I know it will be difficult for the staff in the hot weather, but I would like them to think about how they can respond as a service as a job.
I strongly hope for improvement.
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Written August 1, 2024
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Written August 7, 2024
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Culture37515021717
1 contribution
Dec 2024 • Family
The attraction only waits for about 25 minutes at most, so it's okay to have small children or even cold winter days!
I'm not happy with the fact that I can't buy burgers alone in a restaurant, and I don't need a drink bar in such cold weather, but I have to force myself. The three of us had a hamburger from noon for 5,600 yen, which is too expensive. I don't think little kids will go into a restaurant next time because they drink too much and the toilet is too close.
Souvenirs and LEGO goods are so cute that you can't help but buy them. Ticket prices are also low compared to other parks, and this time we upgraded to an annual pass! Restaurant Surprisingly, the staff is very responsive, attractions and shops are very satisfying.
I'm not happy with the fact that I can't buy burgers alone in a restaurant, and I don't need a drink bar in such cold weather, but I have to force myself. The three of us had a hamburger from noon for 5,600 yen, which is too expensive. I don't think little kids will go into a restaurant next time because they drink too much and the toilet is too close.
Souvenirs and LEGO goods are so cute that you can't help but buy them. Ticket prices are also low compared to other parks, and this time we upgraded to an annual pass! Restaurant Surprisingly, the staff is very responsive, attractions and shops are very satisfying.
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Written December 27, 2024
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aroecoro
11 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
We stayed at the Legoland Hotel on a weekday in September.
Disney was so crowded that we didn't want to wait in line, so we decided to go to Legoland, which is rumored to be empty.
There was almost no waiting time for any of the rides, about 10 minutes at most, so we had a very comfortable and stress-free time.
However, the opening hours are short, so even if it's empty, it will be busy to go around in one day, so I recommend going on multiple days.
I thought it was a great facility for children, as they could ride their favorite rides whenever they wanted and there was also a playground with play equipment where they could play freely.
My two children, ages 4 and 2, looked like they were having a lot of fun.
The Legoland Hotel also had Lego pieces in various places that children could play with freely, which was very fun for children, and they said it was more fun than Disney, including the hotel!
We used the Skyline Bar as a restaurant, but there was a Duplo Lego corner near our seats and a large indoor athletics-like facility, so children wanted to play before eating! However, since the children looked like they were having so much fun, we were able to forgive them.
The hotel has many foreign staff, and many of them seem to like children more than the Japanese staff, or are kinder to children, so it's a fond memory, including how they dealt with my children.
The staff at Legoland and the Legoland Hotel were very kind to children.
I think Legoland Resort is a facility for children.
It was so much fun that I bought an annual pass, which also gets discounts on hotel accommodation and restaurants, so I plan to go again soon!
Disney was so crowded that we didn't want to wait in line, so we decided to go to Legoland, which is rumored to be empty.
There was almost no waiting time for any of the rides, about 10 minutes at most, so we had a very comfortable and stress-free time.
However, the opening hours are short, so even if it's empty, it will be busy to go around in one day, so I recommend going on multiple days.
I thought it was a great facility for children, as they could ride their favorite rides whenever they wanted and there was also a playground with play equipment where they could play freely.
My two children, ages 4 and 2, looked like they were having a lot of fun.
The Legoland Hotel also had Lego pieces in various places that children could play with freely, which was very fun for children, and they said it was more fun than Disney, including the hotel!
We used the Skyline Bar as a restaurant, but there was a Duplo Lego corner near our seats and a large indoor athletics-like facility, so children wanted to play before eating! However, since the children looked like they were having so much fun, we were able to forgive them.
The hotel has many foreign staff, and many of them seem to like children more than the Japanese staff, or are kinder to children, so it's a fond memory, including how they dealt with my children.
The staff at Legoland and the Legoland Hotel were very kind to children.
I think Legoland Resort is a facility for children.
It was so much fun that I bought an annual pass, which also gets discounts on hotel accommodation and restaurants, so I plan to go again soon!

Written September 30, 2023
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Vacation09623153243
1 contribution
Dec 2024 • Family
It was explained that it was with the official website or the staff QR code to make a reservation for Restaurant Aya, but as the number of people increased, QR code in parallel with the correspondence of the line, one staff member was doing the correspondence of the reservation, so it seemed very hard
Can't I make reservations through the official app or can't I place QR codes fixedly?
The attraction, Kai Skymaster, announced over and over again that the fail-safe had come to a halt, which was great because it made it easier for the kids to explain, and they could feel safe waiting to respond.
Theme parks that smile and respond well to kids even in the cold are very valuable and I want to go again because kids also want to go on Christmas night
Can't I make reservations through the official app or can't I place QR codes fixedly?
The attraction, Kai Skymaster, announced over and over again that the fail-safe had come to a halt, which was great because it made it easier for the kids to explain, and they could feel safe waiting to respond.
Theme parks that smile and respond well to kids even in the cold are very valuable and I want to go again because kids also want to go on Christmas night
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Written December 7, 2024
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穴だらけのチーズ
5 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
We went there in the hot months of August. There were only a limited number of vending machines to buy drinks, so we often bought from carts or places where you couldn't eat in, but it took a long time. If you line up at the speed of Disney, it takes longer than expected, so if you line up after you're thirsty, it's quite difficult.
As soon as you enter Legoland, there is a store called Big Shop where you can buy drinks, but even though there aren't many people lined up, you still have to wait longer than you'd expect.
We had to wait quite a while to buy Lego fries.
It's a pain that you can't bring your own food. It's fine for people who like to buy it on site, but you have to wait anyway.
The drinks and food were not very good (they tasted good), but the rides and play areas were very good and didn't ruin the impression of Lego. My 4-year-old child also enjoyed it.
My child seemed to enjoy the play area and Small City more than the attractions, so we spent a lot of time there.
I think this is a facility that I can recommend regardless of the gender of my friend's child.
As soon as you enter Legoland, there is a store called Big Shop where you can buy drinks, but even though there aren't many people lined up, you still have to wait longer than you'd expect.
We had to wait quite a while to buy Lego fries.
It's a pain that you can't bring your own food. It's fine for people who like to buy it on site, but you have to wait anyway.
The drinks and food were not very good (they tasted good), but the rides and play areas were very good and didn't ruin the impression of Lego. My 4-year-old child also enjoyed it.
My child seemed to enjoy the play area and Small City more than the attractions, so we spent a lot of time there.
I think this is a facility that I can recommend regardless of the gender of my friend's child.

Written August 19, 2023
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Traveler27088502338
1 contribution
Nov 2023 • Family
Everyone, from my eldest daughter who is 10 years old to my youngest child who is 2 years old, had fun playing there. The wait time for the attractions was less than 30 minutes, so I think you can ride anywhere on a weekday.
In addition to the attractions, there were also park-like play areas such as athletics, so I think you can enjoy it as long as you have time.
We went during the Halloween season, so we got a lot of candy. However, I didn't check in advance, so it would have been better if I had known that we had to dress up...
The Sea Life was also quite interesting, so we enjoyed the exhibits that were different from those at ordinary aquariums!
Next time, I'll apply for the backstage tour.
I upgraded from a 1-day pass to an annual pass, and was able to make it cheaper than usual during the campaign, but it was disappointing that it was slightly more expensive than buying an annual pass from the beginning.
However, I'm glad I got the annual pass because I appreciate the benefits, such as a 20% discount on souvenirs for the annual pass + BD month!
I'll come again soon♪
It's close to my house, so I can come here easily, and I'd like to use it when I have time!
In addition to the attractions, there were also park-like play areas such as athletics, so I think you can enjoy it as long as you have time.
We went during the Halloween season, so we got a lot of candy. However, I didn't check in advance, so it would have been better if I had known that we had to dress up...
The Sea Life was also quite interesting, so we enjoyed the exhibits that were different from those at ordinary aquariums!
Next time, I'll apply for the backstage tour.
I upgraded from a 1-day pass to an annual pass, and was able to make it cheaper than usual during the campaign, but it was disappointing that it was slightly more expensive than buying an annual pass from the beginning.
However, I'm glad I got the annual pass because I appreciate the benefits, such as a 20% discount on souvenirs for the annual pass + BD month!
I'll come again soon♪
It's close to my house, so I can come here easily, and I'd like to use it when I have time!

Written November 5, 2023
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たらい
1 contribution
Aug 2023 • Family
We went on Friday, September 28th.
My child had a day off from kindergarten, and we were really looking forward to going to Legoland for the first time in a while!
We went to the Monster Party at around 12 o'clock, and when we lined up to get some candy, a female staff member (in her 30s or 40s?) told us that we had invitations and stickers, and that we should put the stickers on our clothes. But we have to be in costume, right? We asked her several times, and she gave us a strange answer: It's Halloween, so if you go a few times, you can get lots of stickers.
My child was disappointed, so we gave up and went to get some stickers.
I asked the male staff member there, "You can't get candy if you're not in costume, right?" and he said, "That's not true! Just put this sticker on your clothes and you'll be fine if you get an invitation!" He explained to us in a very kind way.
Then, when we put the sticker on our clothes and went to the candy area again, the female staff member let us in as usual.
I was angry, thinking, "What was that strange explanation?"
Then, when I passed by the Monster Party at around 3pm, the female staff member was standing there with pumpkin bubbles in her hand.
My child was so happy with the bubbles that when he was playing with them, they stopped. Was it intentional? If they ran out of bubble liquid, they would have explained, "Sorry! We're out of liquid, so we'll replace it!" or something like that, right?
The staff member's attitude is just the worst! I've been there about 10 times, and the other staff members are always smiling and nice, so I was surprised to see such a staff member for the first time! If you hate children, maybe you should think about your job?
I have an annual pass, so I've been there many times and have realized how wonderful Legoland is.
But there are also many first-time visitors. If they treat them like that, they will have a bad impression of Legoland and will never go again.
Both my child and I love Legoland!
So I don't want to be disappointed at the theme park. Please talk to the female staff member.
She is clearly a strange person!
Normally it's Legoland ☆ 5!
My child had a day off from kindergarten, and we were really looking forward to going to Legoland for the first time in a while!
We went to the Monster Party at around 12 o'clock, and when we lined up to get some candy, a female staff member (in her 30s or 40s?) told us that we had invitations and stickers, and that we should put the stickers on our clothes. But we have to be in costume, right? We asked her several times, and she gave us a strange answer: It's Halloween, so if you go a few times, you can get lots of stickers.
My child was disappointed, so we gave up and went to get some stickers.
I asked the male staff member there, "You can't get candy if you're not in costume, right?" and he said, "That's not true! Just put this sticker on your clothes and you'll be fine if you get an invitation!" He explained to us in a very kind way.
Then, when we put the sticker on our clothes and went to the candy area again, the female staff member let us in as usual.
I was angry, thinking, "What was that strange explanation?"
Then, when I passed by the Monster Party at around 3pm, the female staff member was standing there with pumpkin bubbles in her hand.
My child was so happy with the bubbles that when he was playing with them, they stopped. Was it intentional? If they ran out of bubble liquid, they would have explained, "Sorry! We're out of liquid, so we'll replace it!" or something like that, right?
The staff member's attitude is just the worst! I've been there about 10 times, and the other staff members are always smiling and nice, so I was surprised to see such a staff member for the first time! If you hate children, maybe you should think about your job?
I have an annual pass, so I've been there many times and have realized how wonderful Legoland is.
But there are also many first-time visitors. If they treat them like that, they will have a bad impression of Legoland and will never go again.
Both my child and I love Legoland!
So I don't want to be disappointed at the theme park. Please talk to the female staff member.
She is clearly a strange person!
Normally it's Legoland ☆ 5!

Written September 29, 2023
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この度はレゴランド®・ジャパンへお越しいただき、誠にありがとうございます。
さて、今回のご来園に際し、イベント体験をいただいた際、スタッフの対応で残念なお気持ちにさせてしまいましたこと、大変申し訳ございませんでした。ご投稿頂いた内容について、調査および確認をしたところ、スタッフの知識不足が、今回のご投稿内容の事象を引き起こしたことが確認できました。あらためて深くお詫び申し上げます。頂戴しましたご意見は、関係部署に共有し、スタッフへの周知を徹底いたしました。
普段の当パークの良さをご実感いただきながらも、今回の件でご不快の念を抱かせましたことは、私どもも大変残念なことであり、改めまして、皆様に楽しんでいただけるご案内がしっかりとできますよう改善してまいりたいと存じます。
次回もご来園いただけることを従業員一同、心より願っております。
Written October 9, 2023
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What ride do have in Lego land in Japan
Written June 29, 2024
If you check out the LEGOLAND Japan homepage , it will tell you what rides are available and if you get the LEGOLAND Japan app for your phone, you can know the waiting time and events that are going on and you can set up your virtual ticket .
Written October 21, 2024
Anyone ever try this itinerary, Osaka 6am train to Tokyo but stopping for the day in Nagoya. Are you allowed to hop off and hop on with a shinkansen fare that is unreserved if I bought Osaka - Tokyo tickets?
Would I just have to buy Osaka - Nagoya and then Nagoya - Tokyo tickets?
Written April 24, 2024
Forgot to say we are doing this for Legoland lol
Written April 24, 2024
Is it easy to get a taxi from the train station going to Legoland? We are arriving around 10pm from Tokyo and would rather not walk to the park from the train station.
Written March 19, 2023
Helllo !How can i go to Lego land fr,Nagoya eki ?
If by car how many minutes if we start fr.Nagoya station going to Lego land?
Written November 16, 2020
Do they generally speak English in Legoland Nagoya?
Written September 22, 2019
Most Japanese speaks very little English, they always speaks to you in Japanese as if you can understand them. In Legoland Nagoya, we didn't have to ask questions or directions so it was fine. To order food, you can just point to pictures.
Written October 5, 2019
トリップアドバイザーさんでレゴランドの仮チケットを購入したのですが、このままではつかえないみたいですので、どこで本チケットにかえれるのでしょうか?
Written April 20, 2019
Hi, how can I get help in English with my tickets? I haven't received / can't locate the booking email and need it re-sent. The Call Centre is only in Japanese!!
Written April 11, 2019
If I drive to the park, does there is any parking area nearby.
Written January 24, 2019
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Written November 22, 2024
Hi, I am going to Legoland from Centair International airport (nagoya international airport). Does anyone know if the bus from airport to Legoland allows checkin luggages?
Written November 1, 2018
I think so.
That bus doesn't stop right outside Legoland but near the pier about 1/2 km from Legoland.
That's the same bus taking people to the Outlet Park in Mie Prefecture.
Written September 24, 2019
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