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Added by Jopie, at 02 April 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday Closed
- Wednesday 1:00 – 1:30 AM
- Thursday Closed
- Friday Closed
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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10 Reviews
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18 December 2017
Nice theme park with many rides for the kids. There are also great decorative structure made out of bricks. One can visit some short tour of example LEGO factory and get a brick produced there as a souvenir. There are plenty of shops sell all kinds of LEGO products as well as few restaurants.
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16 December 2017
So much fun park. Good location and excellent service
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30 September 2017
I’ve had several great days out here with the kids. Can recommend enough. Look around for a coupon though. Will save you a fortune on entrance (for example through Kellogg’s 50% off)
Or for multiple visits in the year the year pass is good.response / report this review -
22 August 2017
Great park for 6-8 years old kids. Express pass (the middle one) worth it: we managed to ride on all interesting rides several times. One day was perfectly enough for us. Be prepared to spend money - it's hard to leave the park without new lego box.
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03 August 2017
Great amusement park for all ages but mainly designed for the little ones. Best to buy tickets and pay the 6€ parking fee online, so you can enter straight away.
Swimwear recommended in summer as there are some wet activities.
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31 May 2017
Such an awesome experience. The kids loved it! Not a typical amusement park, but well worth a trip if you enjoy Legos at all.
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28 May 2017
A lot of attractions, suitable for kids between 6-15. Sometimes, the one song endless loop of some rides can be annoying (Flying Ninjago). Compared to other parks, this one is a little bit on the expensive side. Long waiting times are usual here, but can be avoided by paying extra (really expensive). Many food and drink locations open very late and on hot days there is are not enough places that offer shade.They are also just a few sitting possibilities and for sure not in the shade Overall, I am missing the Lego creators spirit. For me, Lego is all about imagination, how to build great things. There is too much focus on existing Lego brands and attractions than on letting children build and play.
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15 April 2017
Nice rides, but long waits in peak times. This is an amusement park, I expected a bit more Lego inter-active experiences. I was surprised by how the Lego staff managed to instill order at the "driving school". The highlight for my son was time together as family :)
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10 April 2017
We were there during the low season, so there was nearly no wait anywhere. This is essential to get the most out of the experience even without having to pay extra for the quick passes. Even so it is obvious that the theme park gets to make some extra money of you if they can.
The Lego models and the Lego"factory" are nice to get some Lego specific feel into the park, otherwise the experience is a little bland, is is not clear how Lego allows their brand to be diluted in this way, they should be better than this!response / report this review -
09 April 2017
Cool amusement Park. It is not huge but still one day is not enough. A good place for families with children. Starting from 5 years old children can enjoy almost all attractions.
The park is always crowded but manageable. Sometimes you have to wait 30 minutes but if you're lucky you can find attractions that are almost empty.
Food was not great and from my point of view prices are high. This may be subjective though.
All in all is a place to visit at least twice.response / report this review
