LEGOLAND Florida Theme Park Admission Tickets

Legoland was incredible. The app was very helpful and interactive. The best part was the wait time. Most rides were 5 minutes or less and one ride was under 15 minutes. There was plenty of places with air conditioning and plenty of places of rest for me and my 2 small children. My only complaint was the cost of everything, but that's typical for the parks. We're excited to go back next year!

We had such a wonderful experience at LEGOLAND Florida! I’m a single mom with a 3-year-old and a 6-month-old, so I was honestly nervous about managing both children at the park by myself. My 3-year-old had been begging to go, and I really wanted him to have an amazing experience. One of the things I appreciated most was how accommodating and helpful the staff were. I learned that if a parent is unable to accompany their child on a ride due to their circumstances or a disability, LEGOLAND can provide a rider to accompany the child. As a single parent with an infant, this courtesy made such a huge difference and allowed my son to enjoy rides that I couldn't accompany him on. A special thank you to Shannon, who was absolutely fantastic! She personally jumped on a ride with my son and told me she would gladly ride with him again if needed. Her kindness and willingness to step in meant so much to me. My son had an amazing time, and seeing how excited and happy he was made the experience so special. ❤️ As a single mom, I truly appreciate how welcoming and accommodating LEGOLAND was. The staff made us feel supported and allowed my son to have the experience he had been looking forward to. Thank you, LEGOLAND, and especially Shannon, for helping create such a special memory for my son. We can't wait to come back! 🧱❤️

The park is expensive...but aren't they all? Just be prepared. Parking was $35.00. If they take a picture of you on any of the rides a single picture is $20. The Legoland toys are priced the same or in some cases a little more than what you will get it for in a department store. For me, the most disappointing thing were rhe rides. I wasn't aware that the entire park, even rhe size of the seats for rhe rides, are more geared to children 10 years and under. Older children will find most of the rides boring. We did however enjoy the aquarium.

Short line Fru3ndly staff Was very happy to hav3 a chance to come back after a raining day Enjoyed the water park and shows Great memories made with family

we ate at the kitchen chicken next to the water park , 10 minutes after , we were charged an unusual charge spectrum mobile , the next day we talked to someone who works there and was told that the same thing happen to them, they were charged for disney stuff after visiting with their family , they also had to contact their bank,...... we reported are issue to service desk.....

Lots of different things to do, something for everyone. The wait for the rides weren't bad at all. There is shade and also fans or air conditioners while waiting for rides to give you a break from the Florida heat. The employees were kind and the atmosphere was really nice. I enjoyed it better than Disney and definitely more affordable.Will definitely be returning!

Legoland Florida is a very cute park and can easily be done in a single day. It’s not just for little kids, there’s plenty for all ages to enjoy. There is seating almost everywhere, which is great for family members who aren’t riding. The park could benefit from more Lego shows, more interactive areas for kids to cool off and recharge, and more experiences geared toward older kids (ages 8–15) to make it fully family‑friendly. We explored the entire park and rode the attractions suitable for older kids and adults. The water park and hotel are great additions, though we didn’t visit the Peppa Pig area. There is a lot to look at, and the Lego theming is everywhere, making it easy to immerse yourself in the experience. The Lego Store is large and fun, and the build option that is avaiable to purchase with your ticket is worth it. We saved the drinks for the end since carrying them around didn’t seem practical, but the drink bottles were a nice souvenir. The layout can be a bit confusing, and it’s easy to get turned around. Two rides went down during our visit, but staff got them running again before we left. There’s a nice indoor area for very young children, and the covered parking, (which is solar panels for power) was a fantastic idea. It keeps your car protected from rain and Florida heat, and it’s absolutely worth it. Ticket prices are reasonable, and overall the experience was good. I think the ideal age range for visiting is around 5–12, but Lego fans of any age can enjoy the park. I would like to see more care given to the mini Lego exhibits; many are sun‑bleached, not functioning properly, or surrounded by murky water. We didn’t eat at the park, but there are food options available. Legoland is not close to Disney or Universal, so plan for the drive if you’re staying near those resorts. If you dedicate a full day to Legoland, you won’t be disappointed. If I had to point out anything negative, it would be the need for more fans throughout the park, ideally misting fans, to help guests stay cool in the Florida heat. While there are covered areas and plenty of seating, the park would benefit from additional spots with strong airflow, A/C, or misting stations so guests can cool off while enjoying the day. We visited on a rainy day and spent about 45 minutes under cover waiting out rain delays, which were minimal. Overall, it was a good experience.

My kids have always wanted to go to Legoland. It was ok but my kids are teens and a lot of the older kid rides were not open unfortunately. We still had fun even though it takes an hour and a half to walk all the way through to get to the water park. If your kids are 12 and under this is perfect.

The resort was great for kids. We brought a 3 year old with us and she is a little on the small side so she could not ride as many rides as we would have liked. However, she rode the Galacticoaster and it may have changed her life! It actually was so much better than I imagined! If you want a roller coaster to introduce a child to.... this is the one! The Sea Life was fun, they let us touch a starfish and an anemone. So it was cool! I wish there was a little more interaction, but the aquarium aspect was really good! Pepa Pig was great! We went first thing in the morning and rode pretty much everything in an hour. We spend another hour or so in the splash pad that has 3 different sized slides. We did that in lieu of the water park, but they had a blast. Overall, we had a great time. If your wondering, I think you could do both in a day. BUUUUUUT beware they close at 6pm. That caught us off guard!

I had no idea it was so interesting and well run. Always thought it was just for kids but I loved the creativity, artistry, the gardens, architecture.....everything. So did my teenage granddaughter and the adults in our group.