Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Anybody know a way to get some discounts on Legoland park tickets or hotel? We're thinking of stopping there for a night or two our next visit, and I can't believe how pricey it is! Also any tips for things not to miss, average time to allot for each park, etc would be appreciated!
Originally Posted By wahooskipper I'm not aware of any options for out of state resdients right now other than through AAA. The resident deal is pretty good now: $99 for a two park annual pass. Actually, now that I think about it...are you talking California or Florida?
Originally Posted By tashajilek I stopped by Legoland a few days ago and after finding out it was almost as expensive as Disneyland we decided to pass. It does look pretty cool and probably worth a visit at least once.
Originally Posted By LuvsDsnyTrips I have been once....pretty cool for a one time visit for younger kids
Originally Posted By phruby If you get the free monthly Lego builder magazine there is a coupon in there for free kids admission with paid adult to all Legoland parks. They also had a great article on the new Chima water park expansion at Legoland California.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Cool phruby, thanks. I'll have to check that out. Do you get the magazine from a website?
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance I'm not expecting anything amazing out of Legoland, but it should be fun. Especially to my Lego loving kids.
Originally Posted By phruby It's the Lego Club. <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://club.lego.com/en-us/join">http://club.lego.com/en-us/join</a>
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>>I'm not expecting anything amazing out of Legoland, but it should be fun. Especially to my Lego loving kids.<<< If your kids love Lego, then they will love Legoland. However, approach it for what it is: A PARK FOR CHILDREN. Yet, I am in my 50s and still had a nice time at Legoland. I enjoyed the Lego exhibits and other ways how the lego theme is applied to rides and environments in the park
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Thanks for the information. I think we would all enjoy it for what it is.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Does anyone know what Brick or treat trail, or Brick or treat party nights are at legoland? Not much info I could find on their website.
Originally Posted By SafariRob Our family used the Lego Club Magazine BOGO coupons a couple of years ago. Here's the catch. The coupon is only good for one BOGO deal. You CAN, however, use more than one coupon. My family of seven had to use three coupons. We bought three tickets and got three free. (Our youngest was under three and free at the time.) Make sure you have enough coupons to cover your family. Ask around, ask friends, ask on Craigslist, etc. We got there late in the afternoon and bought the tickets. We were able to do Sea Life Aquarium that afternoon and then Legoland itself the next day. It was great. This was in 2012 so I don't know if they changed the rules. Have fun!
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Anyone have any advice for any "can't miss" attractions at Legoland? I'm having trouble getting excited to go here. The more I look into it the less I want to go. I don't really see any rides that I'm excited for. But I feel it's my duty as a the mother of a Legomaniac to go, at least this one time while he is still young (6) and still sooooo into Legos. So I'm trying to get in the mood.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo The kid (6 years old) I took a couple of weeks ago loved loved the water play area. If it's hot enough, take a bathing suit. He also loved the driving school. Being able to drive all by himself was a big winner. No guide tracks either. He was too timid for the coasters, so can't comment on those. For an adult, everything is missable. Another free child ticket with adult ticket offer: <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://inacents.com/2014/02/17/legoland-california-free-child-ticket-with-adult-ticket-via-mcdonalds/">http://inacents.com/2014/02/17...donalds/</a>
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Thanks Yooky. Every ride I look at is like, really?! Oh well, at least it'll be something new and my kids will enjoy it. We plan on going to the water park/water play area for sure. I can see us spending most of the time there. My kids LOVE swimming/water play.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo There's a water park which is extra $$. And a pretty decent water play area in the park that is part of regular admission.
