Legoland: Tickets

A universally beloved toy inspiring creativity and imagination, Legos are a must in any youngster's toy cupboard.

Those who are fanatical about these colorful building blocks should pay a visit to Legoland where 80 million bricks form an exciting attraction, filled with miniature monuments, spinetingling rides and plenty of opportunities to build a masterpiece.

Those who are searching for a fun-filled family day out in London should consider purchasing Legoland tickets, which are suitable for all ages, from toddlers to teens.

Here's all you need to know about Legoland Windsor, one of the most classic theme parks in London.

How much do Legoland Windsor tickets cost?

Day tickets

These passes cost between £34 and £48 per person, depending on the day of your visit. Children over 90 centimeters pay the same rate as adults while those under this height can enter the park for free.

Monday through Thursday are when you can typically purchase the most budget-friendly tickets, while the Legoland entry fee increases on weekends, school holidays and public holidays.

Annual passes

Alternatively, purchase an annual pass, which gives you unlimited access to the site throughout the year, as well as additional perks, which vary depending on the Legoland ticket you choose.

• Adult and toddler pass (one adult plus one child under 5): £49
• Silver pass: £99
• Gold pass: £129

Who can get discounts?

Students benefit from discounted Legoland tickets that cost as little as £20 by registering with Student Beans and showing appropriate identification. While persons with disabilities pay the full Legoland admission fee, a carer can accompany them for free.

What are the best Legoland tours in London?

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This Legoland tour enables you to explore the rides and miniature worlds the park is famed for, for an entire day. You'll be able to wander its many attractions at your leisurely, jumping on hair-raising rollercoasters, watching swashbuckling pirate shows or going for a spin through Lego City.

Legoland private tour

If you're looking to make your Legoland experience as seamless as possible, consider booking a private tour. Your personal chauffeur will pick you up from your accommodation at a predetermined time and you’ll head to the attraction in a luxury vehicle.

Along the way, you can expect your driver to fill you in on any fascinating landmarks you pass. Once you reach Legoland, the day is yours to spend as you choose. And, when you’re all adventured out, you’ll be collected, and dropped back to your hotel to either relax or continue sightseeing through London.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including Legoland Windsor and other attractions?

Combined Legoland tours are the perfect way to see more of London's sites while on a limited itinerary. You'll also typically save money versus purchasing two separate excursions.

●       Private Legoland and Windsor Castle day trip: Explore two of London's greatest highlights as you delve into the history of the British monarchy in Windsor Castle after a fun-filled day letting loose in Legoland.

Should you book Legoland Windsor tickets in advance?

While booking your Legoland tickets online in advance is not a requirement, by doing so, you'll be able to compare prices and save yourself a significant amount of money. You'll also save time, which would have been spent queueing, allowing you to experience even more of the theme park.

What will you see at Legoland Windsor?

Legoland first opened in 1996 and now attracts over 1.3 million visitors every year to enjoy its array of spectacular shows, and thrilling rides. The park is home to the world’s largest Lego model — a terrifying T-rex formed of over 1 million bricks — and the entire attraction is made up of more than 80 million bricks.

You’ll find more than 50 rides on the premises to suit everyone’s tastes, from freefalls to rollercoasters, as well as cinematic experiences and building challenges.

Visitors with Legoland tickets should head to Miniland while in the theme park, where you can see recreations of some of the most iconic buildings in the world, all scaled down, from Big Ben to Times Square and the Taj Mahal.

Where is Legoland located?

The easiest way to travel to Legoland is via train, departing at either Windsor & Eton Central or Windsor & Eton Riverside, depending on which Central London station you journey from. The ride takes less than an hour and you can take a shuttle bus to Legoland from either station.

When is the best time to visit Legoland Windsor?

The best time to visit Legoland is usually on weekdays and during spring (March-May) or autumn (September-October), excluding school holidays.

The weather is nicer, the lines are shorter and you will have a more enjoyable experience. Summer vacations and weekends tend to be crowded, especially during school holidays.

Which other theme parks can be visited in London?

• London Zoo
• Chessington World of Adventures
• ArcelorMittal Orbit
• Kidzania
• Paultons Park Home of Peppa Pig World
• Sea Life Aquarium
• Thorpe Park

Top tips

• Visit the Legoland Windsor Resort website for information on ride hours, special events and ride closures.
• To make the most of your day, arrive at the park before it opens. This will help reduce wait times on popular rides and attractions.
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes to explore the park. We also recommend bringing a refillable water bottle to keep you hydrated throughout the day.
• If you want to minimize wait times for rides, consider purchasing a Fast Track Pass.