London: Legoland Windsor (Attractions)

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London: Legoland Windsor (Attractions)

Source: Visit London
Nearest Stations: Windsor & Eton Riverside (National Rail) and Windsor & Eton Central (National Rail). The Underground does not serve this area. You will need to then catch a bus to the theme park.
Address: Winkfield Road, Windsor, SL4 4AY
Entry price: Per person – £45 to £60. Parking is £5.
Typical opening hours: Open on select days in March, April, May, September and October. Open daily from June to August. Also open on 5th November. Park opening times vary from 10:00 to 17:00 off=peak days, and 10:00 to 19:00 during the summer peak.
Phone: 0871 222 2001
Website: www.legoland.co.uk
Tickets: Get your tickets in advance and save money and time here.

Operated by Merlin Entertainments, Legoland Windsor is a theme park dedicated to kids aged 2 to 12, though anyone can go along and enjoy it of course.
There are over 55 attractions on the 150-acre site.

Explore areas such as Miniland where you can see models of famous UK landmarks; jump on a train or rollercoaster; hop onto a water ride; or battle mummies on an interactive laser shooting ride – all while surrounded by millions of LEGO bricks!
Legoland is not open year-round and closes over winter. See their website for more details.

If you do fancy a longer visit, there is an on-site Legoland hotel (with its own mini-water park) - this includes 30 minutes early access to the theme park and a second day park ticket for free, as well as other benefits.

A VIP theme park experience is availble with faster access to rides, digital copies of all of your photos, complimentary parking and even reserved dining areas.

The underground does not serve Windsor, only National Rail trains. From the rail station you will need to either get a local bus or a taxi to the theme park.

Get your tickets in advance here.

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