Avis LEGOLAND HOTEL Orlando

This theme park is a great one for kids and a great one for lego enthusiasts! There are several small kid friendly rides and several larger kid friendly rides. Kids older than 11 may get bored easily as there are not a lot of “thrill” rides. There is a section in the middle of the park that are exact replicas of real life cities (NYC, Vegas, etc) and events (Nascar Racing, shipwrecks, etc). There are amazing builds throughout the park and it is nice how they are placed in normal situations. The interactive map on the app can get confusing and lead you all over the place. The water park is located in the very back of the legoland theme park. The water park has (3) single person water slides, (2) water rides that use floats, a lazy river, a wave pool, and a dump bucket/splash pad area. It is a smaller water park but definitely cools you off after a hot day. Peppa pig land is not in Legoland at all, you actually have to exit and walk a different direction and enter in a separate location. There is a daily search for Mr. Gold pop buttons that are hidden on staff - its like an in park scavenger hunt for all the guests. One to two days is perfect for a visit.

The hotel itself is definitely all about kids as it should be, however, there are key items that are a must. Customer service is lacking from valet to check-in. Valet was rarely there and they did not even assist with the bags for loading, unloading, etc. Valet is not needed and grossly overpriced. We were sent info to check in online & said it processed and it did not. We were not able to check in on the kiosks at the front door and when we went to the front desk we were told multiple times to use the kiosks and we were treated more like a burden to have to assist with check in. We did not get the room type that we selected upon booking, did not get the (2) s’mores packages we paid for, we also were moved to the pirate hotel instead of the main hotel we were originally booked into. No reasoning or apologies just this is what you are getting. The pirate themed room had some stains on the pirate decor blanket (we removed it), grease stains on the wall, odd fluid stains (like an exploded soda) above the window and dust on the drapes. No phones in the rooms to call to the front desk and no room service. Staff did not tell families about the daily “hunt” in the park for Mr. Gold. We were only there for two nights and thought no need to complain because the staff at the hotel clearly did not care anyways given experience at check in. Again these are all things that adults notice & experience and not the kids. The staff also do not tell you at check in that if you purchased anything before hand (picture packages, fast passes, etc) that you have to pick them up at the park upon entering to be accurately prepared for your visit. Also the fire-pit is located quite a ways offsite and not directly at the hotel. Staff did not tell us about the in room scavenger hunt that gives you the code to the in room safe & will also give you a free lego kit.

LegoLand communication is very poor. It takes 5-7 days to get answers from emails, and there is no one that you can call and speak to in regards to purchasing group tickets in advance. You have to email them and wait 5-7 days for a response. Not that is ridiculous. As far as the park goes, I don't know because just trying to get tickets for my group is an entire ordeal. I was looking forward to taking my youth group but now I'm on the fence.

The fact that pepper the pig land loses at4 pm (1 hr prior to reat of park) is Bogus. You Payton see them both then can not make it plus the hours are way too early as well as no working people anywhere at entrances to rides this place is like a carnival. Don't wast your money. Stick to universal or Disney properties.

This place is perfect for kids between 3-12. We have a 6,5,3 and newborn and there was something for them all to do. The lines are never super long and thoroughly enjoy it more than other FL based theme parks. Love that the water park is at the back of the park so once you’re done experiencing Legoland, you can relax at the water park if you have the tickets and the kids aren’t getting wet first thing in the day!

Overall, always a great time here with the kids and they love it. Also highly recommend the resort on site.

Lot of potential but poorly executed. Save yourself the drive. We thought it would be great but we’re very underwhelmed, rides were so so, waits were too long given how few people were in the parks, many stores closed early within the park, but kids enjoyed the water park. Not worth the price imo.

If I could give a negative star rating, I would.
If it's not a perfect day and I mean perfect! Don't go. It was windy the day we went and rides would open and shut down. They allow rainy day passes but you can't even give them to someone else use. Wasted $400 to look at Legos because of wind. Read the fine print because you will be out money when they are taking your money! After speaking with a representative on the phone I was told something could be done to help this situation. We were just going to donate them to a cause so someone could at least get something out of it. But no, they didn't allow that either. I do understand no one can control the weather (even just the wind) but 1 year from the date and unable to transfer to someone is unreasonable for people who visit your park that live so far away. We spent almost $400 (+100 just on one set same day) to look at your park and wasted our entire day. Wanted to love this park but the WORST place with TERRIBLE customer service!!

Your policy rips off people and it is not worth the money. There should be a better policy in place. Even if it's allowing transfer of the tickets or only a portion of the money back. The weather is not the companies fault but not is it the customers fault but your companies policy IS at fault.

CHECK OUT BBB - THEY AREN'T EVEN ACCREDITED. THEIR RATING IS SO BAD. WISH I WOULD HAE KNOWN PRIOR TO MY VISIT.

I had a really great experience at legoland.

Fomos com nosso filho de 2,5 anos e achamos poucas opções de brinquedos para ele.
Não é um parque feio, mas a limpeza deixa MUITO a desejar e não há um cuidado com os detalhes, como na Disney. É tudo meio "de qualquer jeito". Não tem encanto algum. Lockers para piscina são pagos à parte (absurdo pelo preço do ingresso), as opções de comida são PÉSSIMAS (só junk food e nada para crianças alérgicas). Uma das piscinas estava fechada, a lanchonete da piscina também.
Não houve nenhum tipo de revista em bolsas, carrinho de bebê, somente um detector de metais.
NÃO recomendamos a ida com crianças muito pequenas (abaixo de 4 anos), pois é desperdício de tempo e muito dinheiro, visto que crianças de 2 anos já pagam ingresso.
Se o valor do ingresso fosse a metade do preço ainda seria caro.

No security, a fight broke out in the park. A guest struck an employee because the pool was closing and the guess didn’t like it. Yelling and screaming started by the group with the guest, the police weren’t called and the guest was aloud to remain in the park, under watch. I saw what happened, the worst is Lego land not doing a thing to protect guest while in the park. Pathetic

On Christmas Eve, we visited the LEGOLAND in Florida, one of the three LEGOLANDs in the USA, the others being in San Diego and New York. The park primarily targets children aged 2 to 12, with attractions suitable for those over 6 years old. Upon entering, we were immediately drawn to the lifelike LEGO-built models of famous American cities such as Washington D.C., New York, and others, complete with moving vehicles and interactive elements, making it feel well worth the ticket price right away. The park offers a variety of rides, with little waiting time and options to open more rides based on the crowd, which was a plus. Particularly enjoyable were the Egyptian adventure theme and the knight's castle roller coaster, which were thrilling and filled with fantastic LEGO sculptures. Additionally, there are several indoor LEGO centers where visitors can build freely, though we didn’t spend much time there due to our schedule. After the park closed at 5 PM, we stopped by the LEGO store at the entrance, where LEGOs sold by weight proved to be a great deal. Overall, LEGOLAND was an excellent family outing.

LEGOLAND Florida is a good fun place for younger kids from aged 5-10 years old. My son loved most of the rides. It is easily doable in 1 day. The place would have got 5 star rating except for the fact all the eating places were so much under staffed that the wait time to buy food was more than the wait time of most of the rides. When the park is open only for 8 hrs you don’t want to spend 2 hrs waiting to get food. This was the case with most of the restaurants. It’s better to get your food from outside rather than buying.

My two year-old had a great time. My 6yr-old had a great time, my wife and I had a great time. The grandparents had a great time. ALL OF US AT THE SAME TIME! 100% fantastic time of year (January on a Tuesday). So great ... so fun, the pirate show was super!

Totally awesome and age appropriate fun for my 9 year old! The water park is so great and the wave pool is our favorite fun spot! The food is yummy too..Dont forget to add a lego set to your collection before you leave the park! We love it and have been going here for many years ????

We love Legoland!! I have 2 nuro diverse children, and each staff member has been so great with them. We really love all the accommodations that they have for everyone, even nursing mothers. 10/10 highly recommend.

This place is amazing for a family with kids. The service was over and above what we expected. While you can tell that the bones of the hotel is getting older, they do a great job theming and making you think your not just in a regular hotel. Our 6 year old won't stop talking about how much he loved it! Make sure you don't miss the pajama parties!!!!

Beautiful theme park and cute shows for the kids

They are very short staffed, we bought fasttrack pass for all our family members but no personnel is here to check fasttrack pass, everyone is mixing in the lines. Plus, most of the rides are closed. Total rip-off, disneyland is way ahead in terms of reliability and operation wise.

Went August 2023. If I had to sum up our visit in one sentence "Kings Dominion with Lego themed rides and exhibits". Not saying that in a bad way, but personally (as a kid at heart who plays with Legos) I was expecting more actual Lego activities (why the star deduction). Now, the kids all thought it was amazing, they had a blast (7, 9, 11). There was a building centered around creating things out of Legos, one is an earthquake simulation table where you can shake your design after building it. The overall facility was very clean, staff was what you'd expect at an amusement park. Several members went above and beyond to help us and make us feel valued. Prices overall were (again) what you'd expect for an amusement park. The stores that sell Lego sets have the same ones as any Lego store, mildly disappointing. Half a star deduction. There is however one set we found specific to the park, and it's the park itself! A set centered around LegoLand amusement park. At the time, this one wasn't offered online but only at the park. We didn't stay at the hotel, but the park overall was great. If we are in Florida again, we would go back.
Oh, half a star addition back, they have little Lego building stations for the kids at the ride lines. Keeps them entertained while you wait for the ride, this is some next level "thinking about the customer with little kids" stuff.

Great place to take your kids. Parenst will have fun, too

We were at Pepa world. My grandson had an amazing time. We all did. The park is great for the little ones. Beautiful and very diverse.

Excellent for 6-9 year olds! 48" can pretty much ride everything. 44" can ride with another kid who is 48"+.

Not a lot for toddlers under 34-36" but we went for the older kids. My 2 year old could do 3 rides. This was our 2nd trip and we just discovered the red schoolhouse building with the childcare center inside. It was great for an air conditioned break. Small indoor playground, kid's restroom, several lactation rooms, fridge & sink, many changing stations. Our toddler was able to nap in a lactation room with the lights off while my husband took the older kids through the park.

Excelente para niños

I went with my wife and an adult friend (no kids) and was shocked at how fun Legoland actually is. There is a LOT to do, including some really fun rides and excellent theming. There's also a HUGE section of Lego cityscapes with realistic 5-6 ft tall buildings depicting the Vegas Strip, Florida cities, San Francisco, DC, and more. I spent about an hour just looking at all of that... Almost like a Lego museum. There are also fun Lego building options like the new Ferrari build-and-race where you build your own Lego car from scratch and literally race it like a soapbox derby.
For the coasters... The wild mouse (Great Lego Race) was maybe the best wild mouse model I've been on. Dragon is extremely well-themed with tons of Lego animatronics and a decent family coaster at the end. Coastersaurus is bad. Rough and forceless with TINY cars very difficult for adults to fit in.
Non-Coasters... Ninjago was disappointing. It was the first ride (I think) with the AR hand-motion shooting but the sensors were not calibrated well and there were no physical sets at all. Just screens, screens, and more screens without an interesting story. So if the only point is shooting for points it would be much more fun if it was properly upkept. The queue was very cool though. (In general I LOVE the idea of putting places to build Legos IN the queues so kids can handle longer wait times.)

Lost Kingdom Adventure was good in concept but again, not calibrated well. I like that when you shoot targets it activates effects. I feel like this one would be better without the guns at all. Just let us go through the "not-Indiana Jones" story with all of the effects happening for everyone.

The LEGO Movie Masters of Flight was a cute concept for a ride and is basically a better version of Disney 's Soarin' ride (but not close to as good as Avatar: Flight of Passage). I liked that the ride had a story as well as most and scent effects.

Pirate River Quest was disappointing. The wait times were outrageous for not that many people in line (a general problem at this park) especially because they were only running 3 boats on a 20-minute ride. And they only hold up to 8 guests each. So ~70 passengers per hour. And for most of the ride I wished I wasn't on it. It's mostly just a pirate telling you to count gems then giving you the answer before you even pass by all of the gems. And most of the figures are not made of Lego and are stagnant. Not nearly enough animatronics for a "pirate battle." The parrot talking got really old really quick too. I did like the last part sailing on the open water but I'd rather just walk through the Gardens next time. Because I chose to do the ride I didn't have time to walk through Cypress Gardens which is included with admission.

Mia's Riding Adventure was the only true thrill ride in the park, being a big disco-style spinner ride. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Coast Guard academy was basically go-karts but in boats. Super fun but the wait was ridiculously long because they weren't using over half of the boats.

NFPA Rescue academy was a super-fun competion to put the fire out the fastest. A slight workout!

Most of the rest of the rides are kiddy flat rides. I think you need a lot of kiddy rides in Legoland BUT too many of them are just the same flat track with different ride vehicles and scenery. Would be nice to have a really solid kids' dark ride along the lines of Ratatouille at EPCOT or Small World at Disneyland/MK.

The park was clean enough though the bathrooms weren't great. The rides and experiences were a lot of fun. The only negative is that the operations on the rides are TERRIBLE and it's mostly not the employees' fault. It's because the ride's capacities are akin to fair rides but the park is built to attract thousands per day, causing lines with literally 20 people to take 20+ minutes. Most theme parks have ride capacities around 600+ per hour per ride and this one is about 15% of that.
Also know that AAA Gives good discounts if you're a member.

Awesome place to take young kids. Queues were fast, not overly crowded like the mouse’s park, and the rides were perfect for our 5 year old twins, they had a blast and talk about Legoland daily since our first time there

Legoland Florida offers a delightful experience for visitors of all ages. The park is filled with vibrant Lego creations, exciting rides, and immersive attractions. From the charming Miniland USA showcasing famous landmarks in Lego form to the adrenaline-pumping roller coasters in The Lego Movie World, there’s plenty to explore. The water park adds an extra splash of fun with its slides and wave pools. While some areas may get crowded, the overall atmosphere is lively and welcoming. With friendly staff and a variety of dining options, Legoland Florida promises a memorable day of adventure and creativity for the whole family.

We came here on Saturday, but surprisingly it wasn't as crowded as expected, probably due to the fact that it is around 1 hour drive from the highly attractive Disney World theme parks. Most of the rides here are quite mild, so our kids, who are too scared to take the speedy rollercoasters, get to enjoy it a lot.

To me, the most enjoyable part was to see different scenes from globally famous cities made of Lego blocks. Also, there are a few facilities in which the visitors have to actively participate and thus require a lot of physical exercises. This is very different from passively sitting in the rides, and therefore makes the experience here more unique.

The following is a list of rides and programs that we got to enjoy:

Quest of CHI
World of Chima
DUPLO Tractor
Merlin's Challenge
Royal Joust (very cute; highly recommended)
The Lost Kingdom Adventure
Ninjago
Boating School
Ford Jr. Driving School
Ford Driving School
NFPA Rescue Academy
AQUAZONE Wave Racers
Kid Power Towers
Miniland
Pirate's Cove
The Grand Carousel.

I feel a bit regretful that we didn't have enough time to explore everything because we needed to catch up our return flight. But we had a lot of fun here!

Nice alternative for smaller and under teen kids. April is a little slower but there were no real crowds like other parks. The weather was great and the park is right next door. The water park has enough options to occupy a day. The hotel staff is exceptionally helpful. There were some minor annoyances with limited elevators but overall a really nice kids getaway. Blocks everywhere so keep your shoes on at all times.

Place great. Drive to/from terrible. Not their fault. Just beware.

The decorations were nice and location was super convenient but the long line for breakfast plus the questionable cleanse of the room leaves much to be desired. I found clearly used cups, tissues where they shouldn't be and to make it worse a $15 charge added with no explanation. Would stay again though because of the location to the park.