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Legoland
is situated a couple of miles west of Windsor Town on the edge of
Windsor Great Park.
Legoland Windsor opened in 1996 on the former site of Windor Safari
Park and has gradually grown into what it is today.
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Getting
There
For
motorists Legoland is quite easy, just get off at the Windsor turn
off, junction 6 of the M4 or junction 3 of the M3.At popular times
the approaches to Legoland can be very congested if you come off the
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By public transport there is a Legoland bus that shuttles during
opening hours between Legoland and the two Windsor railway stations
and Windsor Castle. This shuttle service is operated by the local
bus company, not Legoland and there is a charge.
We have a dedicated page of travelling
to Windsor from London.
There is also a Green
Line Legoland bus service that starts at London Victoria and
goes direct to Legoland Windsor via Windsor.
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Green
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The
theme park is aimed at younger kids between 3 and 12. Each year new
rides and attractions are added.
There’s over 50 amazing interactive rides, attractions and live
shows for the whole family. Set in 150 acres of parkland and featuring
nearly 55 million LEGO® bricks, it’s more fun than you can
imagine for children aged 3-12 and their families
Age, height and weight restrictions may apply on some rides.
The park is not open all year, the season lasts from about Easter
time until the end of October. Opening time is 10:00 with closing
time dependant on the time of year between 17:00 and 19:00. |
| Discounted
Admission Tickets To Legoland |
Monday to Friday
Adult
Child
Saturday / Sunday
Adult
Child |
Gate Price
£36
£27
£36
£27 |
Discount Price
£21.00
£18.50
£23.50
£19.50 |
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Booking
is online. Your tickets will be held for you to collect at the venue's
ticket booths on the day of your visit.
Park access is free to children under three years
Please note: Tickets can not be exchanged or refunded once
booking has been made if the weather is predicted to be disappointing
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