Great day out for all ages. We brought Fast Track tickets which were a bonus as busy. The Fast track queue for Pirate falls queue was confusing as it merged with the normal one. No-one was there so had to go down the exit to get someones attention to ask one of the attendants to assist us as understandable the people that had been waiting ages were reluctant to allow us entry into the line! The ride was wet and fun 😁. Overall had an enjoyable day with my family.

We have visited LEGOLAND Windsor Resort twice and had a fantastic time on both occasions. It is a brilliant destination for families, especially if your children love LEGO. There are plenty of rides, attractions, shows, and interactive experiences to keep everyone entertained throughout the day. Although we were unable to stay at the resort hotel because it was fully booked, we stayed at a nearby hotel and still enjoyed our visit immensely. The park is well laid out, and there is so much to see that it is difficult to fit everything into a single day. The LEGO models around the park are incredibly detailed and impressive, and our children loved exploring all the themed areas. One piece of advice I would strongly recommend is purchasing ride passes if your budget allows. Some of the most popular attractions can have very long queues, especially during weekends, school holidays, and sunny days. Without a ride pass, you may spend a significant part of your day waiting in line, which can be frustrating and limit the number of attractions you manage to experience. The ride pass can make a huge difference and help you get the most out of your visit. Overall, LEGOLAND Windsor is a fantastic family attraction, full of fun, excitement, and memorable experiences. Our children loved every minute of it, and we would happily visit again in the future. Highly recommended for families with younger children looking for a fun-filled day out.

Visited LEGOLAND Windsor as two adults with no kids and had an absolutely fantastic day. We weren't sure if it would be geared entirely towards families, but there was plenty for us to enjoy. The park was clean, well-maintained, and full of impressive LEGO builds that are worth seeing in their own right. The rides were fun, the staff were friendly, and there was a great atmosphere throughout the day. Miniland was particularly impressive, with an incredible level of detail. Queue times were reasonable and there was enough variety to keep us entertained from opening until closing. If you're an adult LEGO fan, or just looking for a fun day out, don't let the fact you don't have children put you off. We had an amazing time and would happily visit again.

This cost the same price as the other two theme parks near London, but this is a totally different type of experience. If you want the ultimate thrills then this is not the place for you. This is a place for gentle rides that those that are terrified of roller coasters and excessive thrills can enjoy. In other words this is the place for my wife. It was good to be able to go to a theme park she could actually participate in. Most of the rides are extremely gentle with only one or two very mildy thrilling rides. If you want to have an easy day then this is enjoyable. The mini-world area with small models of different landmarks across the world (Big Ben, St. Paul's, Statue of Liberty, etc) is a nice attraction. Another advantage of Legoland is the queues are not as bad as what you got at the other two theme parks in this area. Didn't get me wrong, you will certainly queue. But the queues are a fraction of what you get elsewhere. We went during the busy Easter holiday period and still had time to get on all the main rides. I have been to another theme park where we basically spent the entire day in queues and only got to do about three rides. Good experience but certainly not my preference as I prefer thrilling rides. But glad to have my wife be able to join myself and the kids on the rides, which generally doesn't happen at theme parks with more thrilling rides.

Went to LEGOLAND Windsor Resort yesterday and honestly had a really fun day. Miniland was probably my favourite part. The amount of detail in the LEGO cities is crazy , you can stand there for ages and still keep noticing new little things. Whoever built those models clearly has a lot more patience than I do with LEGO. The park itself has a great atmosphere and you can tell it’s designed to be exciting for families and LEGO fans. The staff I spoke to were friendly and helpful which always makes a big difference. A couple of small things I thought I’d mention for the management (in a positive way because overall the day was great): The queues for some rides were pretty long, which I guess is expected at a popular park, but it did mean quite a bit of waiting. More seating areas around the park would also be really helpful when it’s busy. The food was decent but the prices felt a bit high for what you get. That said, it didn’t ruin the day at all. I still had a great time and it’s a really unique place to visit. It’s obvious a lot of work goes into making the park fun and creative. Overall a really enjoyable day out and I’ll definitely be back at some point. Just next time I might bring extra patience for the queues 😄.