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1-Day Admission 1-Day Hopper Ticket (includes admission to Legoland and adjacent Sea Life Aquarium) If you're just going for one day, I would just enjoy Legoland and skip the aquarium.
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Plan Your Visit
Legoland is made up of 9 sections to explore. Here's a list of them for you with a highlight from each:
The Beginning: Home to the Big Shop, 8,000 square feet of legos!
Dino Island:
Ride the Coastersaurus
Explore Village:
Safari Trek, perfect for preschoolers
Fun Town:
Scaled down town for big fun
Pirate Shores:
Water attractions to get you wet Castle Hill: Home to the scenic Dragon roller coaster
Miniland USA:
20 million Lego bricks make this the heart of Legoland Imagination Zone: Older kids love the Bionicle Blaster
Land of Adventure:
The newest land with the dark ride, Lost Kingdom Adventure
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directions and operating hours.
Rides and Height RequirementsDo you wonder what rides your preschooler will be able to ride on? Or if your daring seven-year-old can ride the roller coaster? Get out your measuring tape...here's your guide to the rides that will suit every member of your family.No height requirement: 34" height requirement:
36" height requirement: Splash Battle - Pirate Shores Treasure Falls log ride - Pirate Shores Coastersaurus - Dino Island Royal Joust - Castle Hill Sky Cruiser - Fun Town 40" height requirement: 42" height requirement: Rides with age requirements:
What to do at Legoland with your 2-year-old
Shows and Shopping
Whether you want to sit down and relax, or participate like a wild man, there's a show that's just right for you!
During the summer, there are special shows geared specifically for kids ages 2 to 12. Journey to the Lost Temple is a 25-minute musical comedy featuring characters from the Land of Adventure. It runs from June 13 - September 1. Year-round shows include The Big Test in Fun Town, where you'll kids will get to watch a working fire truck and probably get a little wet!
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Find out how to save $10 in parking, just by going shopping with this special Legoland
shopping pass.
Treats and Eats
For a theme park that serves little kids, Legoland does a pretty good job of serving health conscious alternatives. One delicious signature treat are Granny's Apple Fries in Castle Hill. Sure, they are dusted in cinnamon sugar and served with dipping sauce, but at least they involve fruit! All the french fries are proudly served with 0 grams of trans-fats. They even have special recommendations for places to eat if your child is allergic to nuts, dairy, eggs or soy.
There are restaurants like the Ristorante Brickolini in Explore Village or the Upper Deck Sports Cafe in the Imagination Zone if you want to sit down and eat. Or try Castle Burgers in Castle Hill or Fun Town Hot Dog for a quick bite. For a complete list of restaurants,
click here.
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