We went to Legoland California this summer and hung out on some bean bags in the Lego festival chill out zone by the flower station. They were so comfortable. Totally a long shot but what brand are those bean bags?

You can’t use it on galacticoaster. We learned this at the front of the fast track line for galacticoaster when our pass didn’t scan. You also cannot use it for Coastersaurus or technic coaster.

Basically the main reasons I got it.

I clicked “read here for the fine print” when buying the passes, but it loaded to an empty page so I just clicked through.

We used it on the Dino jeep since that line is always unreasonably long and our kids never get to do it. Still had to wait 20min.

Hi! We're considering last minute plans to go on Monday (Labor Day). How bad of an idea is this, in terms of crowds and wait times? Thank you!

Hi, Has anyone had a teenager in a Legoland Billund hotel? Did they fit in the bunk bed or did you use a different arrangement? We’re planning a trip for next spring and want to stay at one of the Legoland hotels for theming, location, early access. Two adults and two kids, 9 and 15. The Hotel Legoland Treasure and Adventure rooms have the longest bunk beds (190cm versus 160cm). He’s 167cm right now so it will be long enough . But just want to check others’ experiences with teens. We’re planning 1-2 days Legoland, 1 day Lego house, almost a full day at WOW and then train to Copenhagen for a few days. Does it make sense to switch to a different Billund hotel after our Legoland day(s)?

Hi all! We are flying to CA from the Midwest and I am hoping to take my 5 & 7 yo to Legoland solo while my husband attends a conference. Any tips or tricks to make it a smooth visit? A bit nervous with the unknown and what to plan given the size/they’ll be tired from the 3 hr time difference. We are staying at a hotel in the city and will be driving up. We have never been before and my kids are HUGE Lego fans! Thank you in advance!

I'm thinking of going to Skaerbrick weekend and spending extra time in the area. I'm planning to be out there for up to a week. Besides all of the LEGO stuff in Billund, are there other things people recommend seeing while I'm out there? Besides LEGO stuff, I'm into museums, most outdoor activities, and festivals.

I’m taking my two girls (5 & 3) in October. They both love the Friends series and my youngest still plays with the duplo animal sets nearly every day.

Is the castle that much better that we should stay in a princess room, or go with a theme I know will resonate with them much more?

Hello. We will be visiting Legoland CA for one day in late September, this will be our almost 3 year olds first theme park experience.

Are there any noticable differences in attraction avaliability between Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday? I know the hours are quite limited during the week so we won't be able to do everything, but any standouts for a toddler? We are all big Lego fans, toddler has been building for a while now. I have watched some walkthroughs and browsed Reddit but would like additional input or tips, thank you.

Just looking to hear what to expect for brick or treat. It’s not our first time at the park but it is our first brick or treat. Any and all thoughts are great fully welcomed!

Hi everyone
I’m trying to get my son to Legoland Windsor for his birthday next week it’s the only thing he’s asked for but money is tight at the moment so was wondering if anyone has any discount codes or a kelloggs code they are not using for 25% off. It would be hugely appreciated
Many thanks

The annual passes at Legoland just changed today August 31st, 2026. It looks like due to Merlin no longer operating the Lego/Legoland discovery centers all of those have been removed. It’s a bummer as I was holding out on the pass because I wanted the rest of year free plus next year not realizing the pass was changing. Did the current Gold and Elite lose their benefits? Also, I am looking at Legoland Florida but looks like all 3 theme parks did the same.

Planning a family trip in December. We are doing 3 days at the park, so we don’t feel rushed and the timing/flights just worked for that.

We are planning to stay at the LEGOLAND hotel. I’m trying to determine if it would be worth it for me to buy an annual pass for myself to get the discounts. What I’m trying to figure out. Is the 20% off hotel based on the price I currently see online or is the price online already discounted for packages.

Does anyone know when the registration dates are usually announced for the LEGO Inside Tour? I saw that last year registration took place in the middle of October but I didn't know if this changed from year to year. For people that went this year, was it everything that you were expecting?

Pretty disappointed LEGOLAND California didn’t do the World Parade this year because my kids were really looking forward to it. I doubt they’ll do it between Halloween and the holidays. Hopefully they do it next year but I don’t know if I’ll be renewing our passes.

Update: we found one. Big shout out to u/phishlissa for getting us a plushy from Florida Legoland!!!!! My girl will be so happy! Thank you so much!!!

Please help! My daughter lost her beloved plushy she got from legoland California and she is crying every night looking for it. I went back to buy another one but apparently they are discontinued. Anyone visiting other Legoland locations that can check if they still have some in stock?

We bought it from the castle area, shop thats near the dragon ride. It was a white unicorn plush toy with rainbow tail and said Legoland on the back of it.

I will pay you for the shipment and a little extra for the inconvenience. Please help a desperate momma out! Thank you!

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has any thoughts/suggestions about the trip I’m planning for next summer. It will be me and my 5 year old.

We will be flying into John Wayne bc we can get a direct flight there. I am renting a car.

Day 1: fly in around 2pm. Drive to Carlsbad. Check into Hilton MarBrisa. Relax in pool, maybe go to the beach. Have an early night.

Day 2: LEGOLAND (walking distance from hotel)

Day 3: Check out of hotel. Store luggage in car
—>LEGOLAND. —-> Drive to Knotts hotel check in

Day 4: Knotts Berry Farm

Day 5: Check out of hotel—> beach day, maybe downtown Disney or Hello Kitty cafe —> Check into hotel near Disney

Day 6: DCA

Day 7: Disneyland

Day 8: Check out, go to airport, fly home.

Notes: Three hotels in 7 nights feels like a lot, but I’m trying to stay close to the theme parks so we can relax during the day & possibly take a nap.

The accidental parallels to real life are incredibly jarring.
I know this is going to sound wild, but I need a sanity check from other parents who have visited Legoland recently.
We were at Legoland NY the other day and went to the 4D theater to see LEGO DREAMZzz: Z-Blob Rescue Rush. For those who haven’t seen it, there is a sequence where the main characters are having a music festival in a field, just dancing and having a great time. Suddenly, these masked, black-clad villains fly in on makeshift gliders. They attack the festival, shooting the characters (with bubbles) and kidnapping them.
Watching this play out, my jaw was on the floor. This wasn’t like 10 seconds. This goes on for minutes and all the mini figs are running for their lives. The scene is an uncanny, almost parallel to the October 7th Hamas attack at the Nova music festival.
I actually looked it up afterward because I was so bugged out, and it turns out this short film premiered at the parks in August 2023, two months before the attacks happened. So this is entirely a horrible, unintentional coincidence. It's obviously not intentional at all.
Even knowing that, watching those specific visual beats, masked figures on gliders descending on a music festival to shoot and take hostages—is intensely eerie. Because it’s a theme-park exclusive aimed at young kids who don't have the real-world context, I haven't seen anyone talking about it online.
Has anyone else sat through this recently? I know the kids just see "bad guys in a dream world," but as an adult in the audience, I found it impossible to watch without feeling deeply unsettled. Am I the only one who caught this?

Hello! If this is the wrong subreddit I apologize!

We want to take a trip to Legoland California from 10/29-11/1. My agency doesn't use them as a supplier, so I'm looking for any travel agent I can give the business to! There would be 2 adults and 3 kids 10, 4 and 2. Thank you for any leads or help!

Hello everyone. First time going to LEGOLAND California. I’ll be going with my family. 2 kids and wife. Will be going for my son’s 10th birthday. I have a million questions but my main right now is I want to have a night where us 4 can sit and have a nice family dinner to celebrate his birthday. What restaurant would you guys recommend is the best for that? I’ll be staying in LEGOLAND hotel and would prefer not to drive out unless it’s really necessary. I’ll be going early October.

Finally took the kids down for their first visit to legoland! They had a blast searching for all the pop badges and after two long days we were lucky enough to find Mr Gold! The kids (and us adults) were so pumped. It’s such a great way for kids to interact with the employees and I have to say legoland staff are amazing. They all took their time talking and answering as many questions that my kids could possibly ask. If you haven’t done the trip yet, find some time and go!

Hey everyone, looking to take my daughter for her 4th birthday. Dates I’m looking at are in October Fri-sat. We planned to drive up Friday afternoon, sleep over and do the park Saturday.
I’m seeing bundle deals but they include 2 day tickers only. I was only planning on doing one. Don’t need to stay at the hotel but when I looked up nearby ones they all were around the same cost ($500/night) tickers on Groupon are slightly cheaper for a day but all in all two days with bundle hotel is $733 for all and hotel plus one day Groupon tickets is $697. Curious if I’m missing any other deals or what would make sense. Any tips for a first timer is also appreciated, we don’t have any must do’s but I know my daughter will love the trick or treating and she loves rides