Well i was lucky enough to have received a group invite for me, Ellena & Olivia to Legoland, Windsor with my Friends Mark, Helen and their little boy
Oliver.
Let me start by saying both myself and the girls had a wonderful time and a big thanks to Helen for Driving, lunch and treats, Mark for being good company and Oliver for being himself and entertaining the girls.
Being older and not a kid anymore I’m not sure what i expected to get or see from Legoland, i think the best part of the day was seeing the kids have so much fun, it was very very hot and there were lots of long queue’s to get on the rides so we wandered around avoiding all the queue’s (which were mostly for the bigger kids) there is so much to do more than you can fit in one day possibly 2 depending on the amount of people in the park at the time.
I’m guessing school holiday is probably the peak time for Legoland and wondered when is a quiet time (probably not at all) in order to avoid the crowds. My idea of Legoland was loads of Lego made buildings everywhere you go with kids rides and things to do in between, but its more of a theme park with one section where the Lego village is aka “mini land”. the park its self was very well maintained however given the prices they charge for entrance and food once inside , its clear to see that revenues go more on rides and activities than on the Lego content but that is more of an adults view on it and doesn’t detract from the fact that IT’S A GREAT DAY OUT AND I WOULD LOVE TO GO AGAIN SOME TIME.

Here are 2 photographs that were made up from a series of images stitched together to make a panorama view of 2 of the “Mini lands”

“Mini lands”.

Legoland Windsor.

Trip advice: Book tickets in advance, arrive for 10am (park open time) take lunch and plenty of fluid to drink, source a map and plan your route around the park and lastly there isn’t much shelter so dress according to the weather, ie sun hats and cream or waterproofs.

Enjoy… i did!!

Wayne