Why visit LEGOLAND Windsor in 2024?
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort is one of the 8 official LEGO brand theme parks: a theme park entirely dedicated to the colorful little brick - a must-visit destination for families. Located in Windsor (40 km southwest of London), England, it is easily accessible by car, bus, or train.
Spanning over 60 hectares, the park features more than 55 attractions and shows inspired by the LEGO universe, all built with nearly 55 million LEGO bricks. Every corner of the park is designed to spark the imagination and adventurous spirit of visitors of all ages.
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In 2024, LEGOLAND Windsor introduces exciting new additions like the Minifigure Speedway, the UK's first LEGO dueling roller coaster, and the brand new LEGOLAND Woodland Village, offering a nature-filled stay experience with cozy lodges. Visitors can also enjoy the new LEGOLAND Adventure Golf course, an ideal activity for the whole family.
Get ready for an adventure filled with unforgettable memories at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, where imagination comes to life and each day is a new brick in building extraordinary family memories.
Since its opening in 1996, LEGOLAND Windsor has become one of the most popular theme parks in the UK and welcomes over 2 million visitors each year. It is the second park of the brand, the first being located in Billund, Denmark.
Attractions and activities
New for 2024
For this new year, LEGOLAND Windsor is introducing several exciting new features that promise to delight visitors of all ages:
- Minifigure Speedway: this new roller coaster, the first of its kind in the UK, offers a thrilling race with LEGO cars. Expect high thrills with vehicles moving forward and backward, crowning the winning team in an exhilarating duel.
- LEGOLAND Woodland Village: this new accommodation option, opening in May 2024, is a small village of 150 lodges set in nature, allowing families to relax in a peaceful setting while enjoying numerous perks such as free breakfast and evening entertainment.
- LEGOLAND Adventure Golf: a unique mini-golf course and an ideal activity for the whole family, adding a touch of friendly competition to your visit.
Main attractions
LEGOLAND Windsor offers over 55 attractions, shows, and rides specifically designed for children aged 3 to 12 - but accessible to the whole family. Among the most well-known are:
- LEGO City Driving School: children can have fun driving cars on a specially designed circuit. This attraction allows young drivers to experience driving in a safe and playful environment, where they learn the basics of driving and road safety.
- DUPLO Express: a train specially designed for toddlers, offering a gentle ride through DUPLO Valley. Ideal for young children who love trains and gentle journeys.
- Ninjago The Ride: challenge the skills of ninjas in this interactive 4D ride. Visitors can join their favorite Ninjago characters and participate in exciting missions using motion capture technology to launch virtual projectiles.
- The Dragon: a captivating roller coaster that starts with a tour through a medieval castle before speeding outside. This attraction is perfect for those seeking thrills while exploring a medieval setting.
- Pirate Falls: Treasure Quest: embark on a water adventure with this boat ride full of surprises and special effects. Ideal for pirate and maritime adventure enthusiasts.
- Flight of the Sky Lion: located in LEGO Mythica, this attraction offers an immersive experience where visitors can discover fantastic creatures in a magical universe. It is one of the park's newest and most innovative attractions.
To plan your visit and learn more about the attractions, visit the official LEGOLAND Windsor website.
Themed areas
The park is divided into several themed areas, each offering a unique atmosphere and specific attractions:
- LEGO City: a dynamic area where children can participate in various activities such as driving, boating, and rescuing, replicating different aspects of city life.
- DUPLO Valley: perfect for toddlers, this area offers gentle rides and water play areas, creating a safe and fun environment for the youngest visitors.
- LEGO Ninjago World: dive into the world of ninjas with interactive attractions that test your skills and agility. An immersive experience for Ninjago fans.
- Knight's Kingdom: a medieval adventure awaits with castles, knights, and thrilling roller coasters. Ideal for fans of legends and fantastic stories.
- Pirate Shores: a zone dedicated to maritime adventures, where visitors can experience water cannon battles and treasure quests in a pirate setting.
- LEGO Mythica: a magical universe populated with fantastic creatures and mythical adventures. This area offers unique and immersive attractions for the whole family.
- Heartlake City: inspired by the LEGO Friends series, this area features shows and attractions focused on friendship and group fun.
- Miniland: Discover incredibly detailed miniature scenes representing landscapes and monuments from around the world, built with nearly 40 million LEGO bricks.
- Bricktopia: an area where imagination comes to life with attractions and activities that make learning fun.
- Kingdom of the Pharaohs: embark on a quest for hidden treasures in this ancient land with attractions inspired by ancient Egypt.
- The Beginning: the starting point of your LEGOLAND adventure, with guest services, ticket sales, and much more.
From driving LEGO cars to exploring medieval kingdoms and embarking on ninja adventures, every visitor will find something to enjoy. The youngest can explore DUPLO Valley, while the more daring can tackle the thrilling roller coasters of Knight's Kingdom.
Sticker bracelets for children - with parents' names, first names, and phone numbers - are provided at customer information desks. The child's height is also recorded to facilitate access to attractions that require a minimum height.
Park map
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Get a park map upon arrival or check the online park map, and locate the attractions you want to visit!
The park also offers practical services such as lockers, picnic areas, and a mobile app (LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort) to optimize your visit.
Special events
LEGOLAND Windsor hosts special events throughout the year, these seasonal events add an extra touch of magic to the park - with special celebrations like Brick or Treat for Halloween and LEGOLAND at Christmas for the holiday season:
- NINJAS UNITE (from July 20 to September 2, 2024): a special event that allows Ninjago fans to meet their favorite heroes and participate in ninja activities. Visitors can train like ninjas, take part in interactive challenges, and enjoy live shows featuring Ninjago characters.
- Brick or Treat (from September 27 to November 3, 2024): during the Halloween season, LEGOLAND Windsor transforms into a spooky yet fun paradise for families. Themed activities include treasure hunts, costume contests, and special shows tailored for children. Visitors can also explore attractions specially decorated for Halloween, with spooky surprises around every corner.
- LEGOLAND at Christmas (from November 23, 2024): during the holiday season, the park transforms into a winter wonderland. Christmas decorations light up the park, creating a magical atmosphere. Winter attractions include light shows, LEGO decoration workshops, and meetings with Santa Claus. Visitors can also enjoy Christmas markets and festive food stalls, offering treats and warm drinks.
With such a variety of events throughout the year, LEGOLAND Windsor guarantees unique experiences with every visit.
Accommodation
To extend the LEGO adventure and make your stay even more magical, LEGOLAND Windsor offers several accommodation options, ranging from the legendary LEGOLAND Resort Hotel to the majestic LEGOLAND Castle Hotel, for unforgettable themed nights and a memorable stay for the whole family:
- LEGOLAND Resort Hotel: This magnificent hotel offers LEGO-themed rooms that immerse visitors in the LEGO universe from the moment they arrive. Each room is decorated with LEGO characters and motifs, providing an immersive experience for both children and adults. In addition to themed rooms, the hotel features an indoor pool, perfect for relaxing after a day spent in the park. Evenings are lively with live entertainment, ensuring the fun never stops.
- LEGOLAND Castle Hotel: For those seeking a more luxurious experience, the LEGOLAND Castle Hotel is the ideal option. Inspired by medieval castles, this hotel offers sumptuous rooms decorated with LEGO elements inspired by knights and dragons. Each room is equipped with a PS4 console, free Wi-Fi, and a Nespresso coffee machine, providing all modern comforts in a magical setting. Guests can also enjoy access to the pool and evening entertainment activities.
- LEGOLAND Woodland Village: Opening in May 2024, this new village offers a more affordable accommodation option, ideal for families looking to experience an immersive stay without the extras of other hotels. The Woodland Village features 150 comfortable lodges nestled in nature, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Visitors will benefit from a free breakfast, evening entertainment, and other exclusive perks. It's the perfect place to unwind after a busy day in the park.
These varied accommodation options ensure that every family finds the lodging that best suits their needs and budget, making your stay at LEGOLAND Windsor even more enjoyable and unforgettable.
From November 22 to December 23, 2024, the Festive Sleepovers will take place: a unique opportunity to spend the night at LEGOLAND during the holidays. The overnight packages include exclusive activities, themed gifts, and access to special attractions. Visitors can also enjoy festive meals and evening entertainment.
For those who prefer to stay outside the park, there are many accommodation options nearby. For example, the Holiday Inn Express London Heathrow T5 offers an economical solution with comfortable rooms and included breakfast, located just 12 minutes by car from the park. For a more picturesque experience, The Old Farmhouse and Willow Court Farm Studio East and Petting Farm offer charming stays just minutes from the park, perfect for families.
Practical information
Opening hours
LEGOLAND Windsor is open all year round. Opening hours vary depending on the day and season, but generally, the park opens at 10 am and closes between 5 pm and 7 pm depending on the season, with extended hours during school holidays and special events.
It is recommended to check the hours on the official LEGOLAND Windsor website.
Buy tickets for LEGOLAND Windsor
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Although you can buy your tickets at the park entrance on the day of your visit, it is highly recommended to book your tickets in advance to get the best rates and ensure access.
Check the weather forecast before booking your tickets - most attractions are outdoors and are closed in case of heavy rain. Also, plan to bring waterproof clothing and/or a change of clothes for the water attractions.
How to get there?
To get to LEGOLAND Windsor, you have 3 options:
- By car: take the M3 motorway from the capital (junction 3), then the M25 Northbound (junction 13), and finally the M4 (junction 6).
There are 2 car parks at the park entrance, costing £16 (£13 if you book online) for the closest parking.
- By bus:
- Green Line: line 702 runs daily from Victoria Station to the park. Buses depart every hour - from 8 am to 9 pm.
The trip costs around £10.
- Golden Tours: their buses run from over 50 London hotels - at 9 am, 10 am, and 11 am.
The round trip, including park entry, costs £85.
- By train:
- South West Trains: from Waterloo Station to Windsor Station (terminus Windsor & Eton Riverside). The journey takes about 1 hour.
- First Great Western (Great Western Railway): from Paddington Station to Slough Station, with a connection to another train to Windsor (terminus Windsor & Eton Central). The journey takes about 35 minutes.
Shuttles or the Green Line 702 bus will take you to the park from the stations.
To get the best rates, book your train tickets in advance on the TrainLine website, which offers tickets for all National Rail companies. Tickets from Paddington Station automatically include the connection at Slough Station. Opt for off-peak tickets and check out family offers!
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Practical tips
To make the most of your visit to LEGOLAND Windsor, here are some practical tips to help you plan your day and make your experience as enjoyable as possible:
- Arrive early: to avoid long queues, it is recommended to arrive as soon as the park opens. This way, you can enjoy popular attractions before the park gets too crowded. Generally, the park opens at 10 am, but check the specific hours before your visit, as they may vary depending on the season.
- Download the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort mobile app: the official LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort app is an essential tool for your visit. It allows you to view the park's interactive map, attraction wait times, show and special event schedules, and receive real-time notifications about activities and special offers. Additionally, you can also purchase tickets and book meals directly through the app.
- Bring your own picnic: food in the park can be quite expensive. To save money, consider bringing your own picnic. There are several picnic areas in the park where you can sit down to eat. Just make sure to follow the park's rules regarding food and drinks.
- Use the locker services: to avoid carrying your belongings all day, take advantage of the locker services available at the park entrance. This way, you can move freely and enjoy the attractions without being burdened. The lockers are secure and easily accessible.
- Plan your itinerary: before starting your day, take a few minutes to plan the attractions you absolutely want to see. Prioritize popular rides like The Dragon and Ninjago The Ride early in the day to avoid longer queues later. Use the park map to optimize your movements and avoid unnecessary backtracking.
- Dress appropriately: the weather in England can be unpredictable, even in summer. Make sure to bring clothing suitable for the weather, including raincoats and spare clothes for the kids, especially if they plan to enjoy water attractions like DUPLO Splash Safari.
- Take breaks: a day at LEGOLAND Windsor can be tiring, especially for the little ones. Plan regular breaks to rest, eat, and rehydrate. There are plenty of rest areas and green spaces where you can relax before resuming your adventures.
- Check height and age restrictions: some attractions have height or age restrictions for safety reasons. Make sure to check this information in advance to avoid any disappointment. These details are available on the park's official website and via the mobile app.
- Buy your tickets in advance: to avoid queues at the entrance and get the best rates, purchase your tickets for LEGOLAND Windsor online before your visit.
By following these practical tips, you will be well-prepared to fully enjoy your day at LEGOLAND Windsor and create unforgettable family memories.
Near LEGOLAND Windsor
Enjoy your visit to LEGOLAND Windsor by exploring the city:
- Alexandra Gardens: a large park located on the banks of the Thames offering a wide range of activities (Riverway, Barry Avenue, Windsor).
- Windsor Castle (Château de Windsor in French): one of the most famous landmarks in the United Kingdom.
The royal family resides here for a few weeks each year.
- St John the Baptist Church: a small church located 2 minutes' walk from Windsor Castle (High St, Windsor).
- Queen Victoria Statue: a statue of Queen Victoria located at the entrance of Windsor Castle (Castle Hill, Windsor).
- Royal Windsor Theatre: a theatre located between Windsor Castle and the Thames. It hosts performances of classic works, traditional pantomimes, and more contemporary pieces (32 Thames St, Windsor).