LEGOLAND Windsor Resort
Over 55 rides and attractions built around LEGO bricks, from a mini-world of global landmarks to a dragon rollercoaster, just outside Windsor.
- Miniland features famous landmarks from around the world, built entirely from millions of LEGO bricks
- NINJAGO World uses motion-sensing technology on interactive rides that let you play as a ninja
- LEGO Kingdoms includes a dragon rollercoaster and an interactive jousting experience
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About this experience
<p>LEGOLAND Windsor Resort sits just outside Windsor, a short trip from London, and turns LEGO bricks into a full day out. The park is split into themed areas, from LEGO Kingdoms with its medieval rides and jousting show to Miniland, where famous landmarks from around the world are recreated entirely from LEGO pieces. With over 55 rides, shows, and interactive attractions on site, there's enough here to fill a full day, and ticket options for two-day entry mean you can spread the visit out if you want to take it slower.</p><p>What sets this theme park apart from a standard fairground is the hands-on detail built into every zone. In NINJAGO World, motion-sensing technology turns you into a ninja for the ride. Elsewhere, kids can take on roles as police officers, firefighters, or pilots in attractions designed around teamwork and problem-solving rather than just thrills. The dragon coaster in LEGO Kingdoms adds a genuine adrenaline hit for those ready for something faster.</p><p>Tickets are split by peak, off-peak, and super off-peak pricing, with both one-day and two-day entry options, so you can pick a slot that suits your budget and travel dates. Whether you're basing your trip around London or making a dedicated day trip out to Windsor, the resort is built to be a self-contained day of activity from opening to close.</p>
What to expect
Your visit starts at the entrance to LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, from where the park's themed areas branch out, including LEGO Kingdoms, Miniland, and NINJAGO World. Most visitors spend the first part of the day exploring the bigger rides, like the dragon coaster or the NINJAGO motion-sensing attractions, before the queues build up later in the morning. From there, the pace slows into the more interactive zones, where kids can try out role-play attractions as pilots, firefighters, or police officers.
Things to note
- Wear comfortable shoes since the park involves a lot of walking between themed zones
- Check the official LEGOLAND website for the most current opening hours before you go, as these can vary by date
- Arrive close to opening time to make the most of the day and beat queues at popular rides
- Pack sun protection and a refillable water bottle if visiting during warmer months, as much of the park is outdoors
- Consider the two-day ticket if you want to explore at a slower pace rather than rushing every attraction into one day
- Bring a light rain jacket, since outdoor rides and walkways operate regardless of weather
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This ticket is non-refundable once booked. If your plans change after purchase, you will not receive a refund. This applies to all ticket types, including one-day and two-day passes. Therefore, it is important to ensure your plans are final before making a booking. Please review your options carefully before proceeding with your purchase.



