r/legoland

Going for 2 days Brick or Treat 2026. Any guesses if Saturday or Sunday will be busier?

10/24 - Sat is a blackout day for some passes and tickets/fasttrack are slightly more expensive so my best guess is that LL expects to be busier that day.

10/25 - Sunday - if we only go one weekend day should it be slightly less crowded SUN or will the lack of blackout day mean more passholders and such are there?

Or does anyone know if there is a busy tracker for legoland like Disney?

I'm going to LegoLand tomorrow for the first time, and I'm taking my 5 year old nephew. Obviously I want him to have a great time, but I'd also like to enjoy it!

Are some rides not worth queuing for? Are some rides absolutely worth waiting hours for? Any recommendations would be great!

Is the best day for Legoland be Saturday Sunday or Sunday Monday? Visiting in first week of October.

I am going to Legoland California this weekend and curious what the parking situation is. I have heard if you get there early enough parking is free but not sure what time. I was also looking at the map and it seems parking at the Costco might be an option from what I’ve heard from some people as I see a crosswalk on the map that leads to the entrance. Just curious if there are any ways to bypass the 40 dollar parking.

Legoland NY is definitely showing its age, but the Mini Land section really needs to be redone. The complete lack of shade has caused all of the buildings to become really faded. The interactive portions are 99% broken and many areas of the land need structural repair. It seems like zero consideration was taken into the environmental effects caused by being exposed to the harsh year round conditions.

The whole section really drags down the vibe of the park when it should be the crown jewel. I've also never appreciated WDW and DL being built on flat land like I do after visiting LL. The hills really make it difficult to provide shade for anything in the park. It must have been a nightmare to engineer.

Ok short backstory: my parents are divorced and when I was little my “father“ promised me to take me to Legoland, I wasn’t like a big Lego building kid more Scala or Belville but i enjoyed building with the bricks I had.
But never took me there. So I never went.
I‘m still only a casual Lego builder since I just can’t bring myself to spent so much money on a larger set, but I do sometimes wonder if I should go to Legoland to heal that inner child a bit but I don’t know if it’s worth it as an adult. I don’t really go on rides which seems to be the thing that most people go there for.
What is your experience?

We are planning on going to water park today but another family that we saw on Tuesday said a bunch of people have been getting sick at the water park. Is that them being fearful or has this happened to anyone else? Vomiting and diarrhea specifically. Thank you!

Came on here, asked questions, did research, booked the water play part early…

…my 5 year old managed to fall on the only strip of concrete in the wharf area playground and skinned his wrist.

After that he was not having a good time at all. 20 mins before our water park time too.

But hey, bright side- they have well positioned first aid areas with waterproof bandaids! When the ones I had kept slipping off from him sweating the EMT had waterproof ones. The area was very nice and he got a bravery pop badge. 🤦🏻‍♀️

I went up a week ago and despite staying off property I purchased the deluxe meal plan. I wasn’t expecting much besides “theme park food”.

I was pleasantly surprised when I found out we could leave and go freshen up and then come back for dinner to the family style restaurant in the pirate hotel.

I know I had a deal with the meal plan, but $40 for adults and $20 for kids for essentially all you can eat at a theme park hotel is insane. And the seafood platter was DELICIOUS. To top it off the service was incredible as well.

What a great surprise and nice end to the day.

Just a recommendation for anyone looking for dinner options in or around the park!

We, 2 adults and 2 kids age 2 and 5 will be going for 2 days and staying at their hotel. Grandparents will be coming on the 2nd day.

Any recommendations on what to do? Not sure if we should be at the water park when the grandparents are there or something else?

Also any other recommendations to do around Goshen NY? I was thinking apple picking or is there something better to do with all 6 of us. We also need quality Italian restaurants nearby. I do see a good one that is down the street.

Edit: I noticed the park is hilly. Will there be a lot of space to bring a 2 kids wagon or should I bring 1 stroller? Thank you for your responses.

I love Lego, I have since I was like 6, and when I was like 9 or 10 I told my mum I wanted to go legoland and now she’s taking me. I’ve heard a lot of people say that it has a few fun rides, but around 11 is when Legoland stops being interesting and I’m grateful my mum is taking me, but I’m scared it’s gonna be a little boring. (I am going to Lego house atleast which I heard is great for all ages)

Hi. My daughter has been granted a ride access pass. The date we have booked tickets for is greyed out when I have tried to book our session through the RAP app. I read that they release spots 48 hours before each day to help people doing last minute bookings. I'm just wondering does anyone know how many spots are available or how likely it is you will get a spot if you book during the 48 hours? We are going for her birthday and she will be upset if we have to go on a different day. Thanks

We left the park at closing and when we got to the parking lot as we were loading up the kids and our stuff my son said, "hey look a doggie". It was in fact a coyote and not a dog about 50 feet away. It was rooting around the miscellaneous trash that was litered in numerous places around the parking lot that people had just left on the ground.

We then noticed three separate coyotes roaming around the parking lot all doing the same thing. They were quite brazen getting pretty close to groups of people. Some as close as 30 feet from some people.

I just wanted to give a heads up. We have left the park this late many times and this was our first time seeing coyotes though.

Hi, bringing our 5 year old to Legoland this week. We live about an hour away so just doing a day trip. He’s a good walker and we aren’t bringing a stroller.

The water play area- are there changing areas there? Could probably get away with a small towel to dry off or do kids get soaked?

Can we bring in snacks/water bottles?

I’ve seen the recommendation to start at the back/bottom of the hill and work your way up. I assume that’s so you don’t need to go uphill after being tired from the day?

Any things I should sign up for right away? Any specific tips?