Legoland

theone8181 · 13 Jul 2021 at 10:12

lookitsjonno said:
Mythica is usually a 1hr+ queue before the park even opens, the hotel guests join the queue first. I've heard the best time is to join the queue for that is a few minutes before the park closes. Reserve a ride is great if you can afford it, wouldn't bother with the experience as that's ways been excellent for us.

We are staying in the hotel so might head there first. We will be arriving on a Thursday lunchtime and have Thursday afternoon and all of Friday to go round. The mythical one does look good.

HangTime · 13 Jul 2021 at 14:55

Haggisman said:
When we went, we got the "Express" (when it was still QBOT). We had Merlin passes at the time, so if I remember correctly we got a discount on them. I would say it's worth doing if it's a one-off visit, since although it costs a bit more, you'll be maximising the value of your entry fee.

However, we weren't impressed with Legoland in general, and even as massive Lego fans, I doubt we would go again. All the rides seemed very dirty and "tired", and there wasn't really anything that stuck out to us as "yeah, that was really awesome". We went to Thorpe Park the next day, and we all enjoyed that a lot more (even our boy who was 6 at the time).

Glad we paid for the QBots so we could go on more of the rides, but if our entry wasn't free in the first place then I think we would have been very disappointed.

Yeah it's maybe a bit dated. The problem is quite a few of the rides are good the first time but not necessarily worth queuing up for again. The interactive stuff like Ninjago and Tomb Blaster or whatever it's called have a bit more replay value.

Feek · 13 Jul 2021 at 15:22

VincentHanna said:
YOU CAN!

Read the thread.

Pawnless Endgame said:
YOU CAN'T!

Read Arknor's posts.

You can go to Legoland by yourself.

Legoland Windsor , the proper theme park allows single adults to visit. The place in Manchester is an indoor lego play area and doesn't allow adults by themselves which is perfectly fair considering who it's aimed at.

Haggisman · 13 Jul 2021 at 16:24

Feek said:
You can go to Legoland by yourself.

Legoland Windsor , the proper theme park allows single adults to visit. The place in Manchester is an indoor lego play area and doesn't allow adults by themselves which is perfectly fair considering who it's aimed at.

Same as the one in Birmingham. I believe they do sometimes have special evenings for adults though.