LEGOLAND Windsor

We stayed in Windsor (Langton House B&B) and caught the bus 191 from the hospital at 8.57 to arrive at Legoland early (the official shuttle bus doesn't leave Windsor till 10am). It was a stiff walk from the staff entrance bus stop up to the main entrance, but well worth it, as we were there early (they actually were letting people in at 9.30, even if some rides hadn't yet opened) and by 10.30am we'd been on The Dragon, Pirate Falls, Laser Raiders and Viking River Splash. The queues did get ridiculous later in the day, but we then enjoyed the other attractions like the show, the maze, Rat trap play area, and of course the fabulous Miniland. It was a drizzly morning, so we were glad we'd taken plastic bags to put on wet seats, and worn our waterproofs. My advice would be to get your children to look at the website in advance and pick the rides they really want to go on, and when you get to the park, head straight for those and beat the queues.... then just forget the rides and enjoy the Lego. We had a great time, and think the Lego models are fantastic. Look out for the Dr Who dalek on the side of the Canary Wharf building in Mini Land - that made our son's day when he spotted it!

Me, my husband and children were really looking forward to a fun family day out...big dissapointment.

I found it massively over-priced (and thats with a discount), most of the day was spent standing in ques not what a 2 and 7 year old wants to do although they loved the rides we only went on about 5 and my 2 year old spent most of the time watching.

we could have brought a Q BOT £10 EACH another £40 on top of what we had already paid to get in. My daughter was asking to go on some things which i found i had to pay more money for her to go on.

To save money we took a picnic but before we left thought we would get a hotdog costing another nearly £20.

A dissapointing and very expensive day out, my children have had more fun at places costing alot less.

Would never go again.