June two day stay - We stayed in the woodland lodge for my daughter’s birthday. Absolutely loved it! The lodge its self was beautiful and so homey we really didn’t want to leave! Staff in the clubhouse are wonderful so polite and all clearly take pride in their jobs. They went the extra mile to make my daughter feel so special on her birthday. Service in the restaurant was brilliant and there were no waits at all. Food came quickly and was lovely. The servers were so attentive and couldn’t have done more for us! The park was also brilliant the first day was a little busy due to an event. But over our stay we managed to do everything we planned to. And again the park and ride staff are all kind and wonderful with the children. We can’t wait to come back again!

Wonderful - We did 2 days at the park with an over night stay. The park was lovely and clean. There’s an app that shows you wait times, shows and character meets. The pirate show is worth a watch. We brought a reusable cup (£16 on site cheaper to pre buy online) where you can refill as much as like within the park at the many stations available. It’s Coke, Fanta, Dr Pepper, lemonade and ice tea (plus different flavours). You can “recharge” (£6) the cup for any other day you want to use it. The amount we used it made it worth it for us. The hotel was also lovely and clean. We stayed in a pirate theme room which was great. Tea & coffee station and fridge in the room. Loads of space and lots of little touches which was great (treasure hunt to unlock the safe). The little kids room could sleep up to 3 and had its own tv. Table & chair in the main room. Staff were lovely, friendly and helpful (same in the park and restaurants). Food was good. We ate at the bricks restaurant for tea and breakfast, was a bit worried as it has some not great reviews but we enjoyed ours, it was very nice. £23 for 2 courses or £30 for 3. Kids were cheaper although we ordered off the under 3 menu (free). Quick service. Breakfast was help yourself continental and cereal, you order hot food/pancakes. Was nice. In the park there’s lots of stands that sell hot dogs, ice cream, doughnuts etc. We ate in the pirates burger place which was ok and again tad expensive (£14 for adult meals, £7.50 for kids). Had sandwiches the second day from the cafe which were £5.50 and not worth it, bread was crusty & overall not that nice.

Great 2 night stay - We had an amazing 2 days (family of 2 adults and 3 children ). Children were back in school so the park was quiet with barely any wait times on rides. The rides we enjoyed most was Hydras challenge and the flight of the sky lion was amazing! We stayed at the Legoland resort hotel and had no issues. The children loved the evening entertainment and the character meets at the hotel each morning. The room was very clean and the theming thought the whole hotel was lovely. This was our 3rd visit to the resort and we will definitely be back.

Lovely visit to woodland village - We went on the opening day of the woodland village. It was absolutely amazing, the staff were lovely and couldn’t have been more helpful. My only issue was the car park for it wasn’t sign posted well enough. The lodges themselves were so thought out and it was magical for my kids. The park itself was great. If you go knowing it’s going to be expensive and you will have to queue then that just is what it is. We planned both days with what we wanted to go on and ate during the queues. Yes the park itself some of it has aged. But it isn’t going to be brand new, the park was clean and any staff you stopped for directions etc were all helpful. We had a lovely time and can’t wait to go back, some lovely memories, although will need to save up again for it 🤣

We had a great time - Was really good. Not much of a wait time. Food is ridiculous though so take your own. We stayed at the new Lego land hotel they advised you get a free Lego gift and it was just a branded flag so the girls were a bit disappointed. But other than that and a few minor issues from a new hotel. It was really good.

50/50 - I wouldn’t say we didn’t enjoy it but I won’t say either that we liked it. 1st day (Monday) was not good as it was long queue everywhere. But 2nd day was smooth (we’re guessing because it was back to school after half term). We went to Pasta and Pizza restaurant for lunch, and it’s an “Eat all you can” resto. I’d say it’s not worth it for £21 per adult but it’s a theme park so I guess everything is pricey. I think what we really liked in the park was the Miniland.

What a mixed bag - We stayed at the new Woodland cabins and had a 2-day ticket to the theme park. Pros: Ava at the Woodland restaurant was an amazing server. The dinner was great (however, average value for money) and breakfast was also very good (included). The theme park was as we expected, not busy as it was off-peak and the queues were very short. A few attractions and restaurants were closed unfortunately, but it was still more than what we could see in the 2 days. Cons: The Woodland cabins are not fit or polished (See photos). - There was no hot water at night, so this threw out the kids' whole routine. - My son slipped and fell in the COLD shower as there are no grippy pads. - There's a txt/SMS line in the room, but I'm still waiting for a response! - Shampoo and hand-soap swapped in the bathroom - Timber is unsanded/unfinished throughout, so watch your clothes and hands! - Unfinished paint jobs everywhere is a perfect representation of the whole. - Theme park staff are uninterested, lackadaisical and generally a malaise on the whole experience. - Prices are what they are.

Terrible place!! - Very disappointing few days! We stayed at the Castle Hotel, the room was fab but that is the only positive thing I have to say about our stay. The staff were horrendously rude, I don’t think I seen a smile on any of their faces the whole time we were there!, this really needs to be looked at, as it ruined our whole experience. The food was mediocre despite being extortionate! £24.95 for a basic cheeseburger, chips & a cola. My son is disabled & uses a wheelchair so the RAP was a god send but organising it was ridiculously stressful, as it needed to be booked 7 days in advance - I was informed of this 5 days before we went whilst arranging something else & when I couldn’t book 2 of the days of our stay, I was advised the only option I would have would be to cancel the whole trip or rearrange the dates!! Really poor customer service, I finally managed to get it sorted but it meant I had to log in to the app at 9.30am on both the days to get a cancellation - there is no need for, this much needed service to be so difficult!! 3 of the rides were closed for maintenance - we didn’t discover this until we arrived so definitely worth looking in to before booking to save any disappointment. Our room had a call bell for emergencies, unfortunately our youngest son pulled this by mistake on the 1st night - I’m so glad it was an accident & not an actual emergency as we ended up having to go down to reception to get someone to come & reset it and even then this wasn’t done properly, so we had to go back down - this was all at 11.30pm whilst 2 kids were trying to sleep in the room!! My advice would be to listen to all the reviews because legoland really isn’t a nice place to holiday, it cost us over £2000 and certainly was not worth that expense.

Cancelled accommodation 6 days before visit! - Booked the premium lodge to accommodate our whole family as their Christmas present in 2023. 6 days before we were due to go they informed us the lodge we booked is not available so our group had to be spread over two lodges. The options cancel and re book, not an option 6 days before travelling or cancel with refund, again not an option for 4 excited children. £100 pound refund and vouchers but not as we wanted they must have known before and probably made good interest on our 871.95 paid well in advance. Very disappointing

WAITING EXPERIENCE - not recommended - Terrible experience. We flew from Ireland just to visit Legoland with my son for his birthday. Just for 2 of us we spent over €900 for this experience (plus flights). Our friend visited few years ago and during his stay, hotel guests had an early access to the Lego park. That was the main reason to choose Legoland Resort, but during our stay there was no early access. At the very opening we entered a queue to the first ride and waited over an hour. Every next ride had a waiting time from 45 to 90 minutes. So, after 3 rides my son was so tired and resigned that he wanted to go back to the room and sleep. Imagine waiting for 45 minutes to get to the Haunted House for the ride that lasts 5 minutes. Complete disappointment. The following morning (Monday - working day) we went first to try the boats and again even though we were there as early as possible we waited for 35 minutes. IT IS NO MORE THAN A WAITING EXPERIENCE. People who purchased the skip the queue option were not happy either as they too had to wait, only half of the time we did. There was rubbish on the room floor on our arrival. I paid £100 extra for my son to get a birthday bundle on his arrival in the room, but it was not there. We had to collect it the next day from the hotel shop. Breakfast was inedible (see photo for my full english breakfast). Black coffee was included. Latte was £4.5. Drinks vending machines were empty (see photo). Fries and chicken nugets were £13.5. Check-out time is crazy early at 10am. The hotel Lego playroom is not open until 3pm. My son loves Lego and wanted to play with them and gave up on long wait for park rides but since we had to leave our room so early, we just went for one ride, some lego shopping and left for the airport. His 8 year old opinion is that our local funderland is less tiering and more fun.