We spent our stay at Legoland at the opening of the season and it was really great. We found this park well suited to young children, my 3 year old son loved it, he was able to do quite a few attractions. with all baby amenities, very clean, including toilets with changing tables and ultra practical wipes. There weren't too many people for a weekend, and therefore no wait, max 20 minutes for 1 attraction. When I saw the photos I was afraid that it would be a bit kitsch and in the end I was very pleasantly surprised by the decorations, when the children really like Lego and the parents too, it's something not to be missed, little big thrill rides but for 3-7 year olds it's more than enough to entertain them, what was pleasant is that my son spent as much time riding attractions as playing with Lego in restaurants, or play in the multiple play areas that exist in the park, no latency time. We stayed at the Pirate Hotel, it was really great, the decor of the rooms was great with little Lego details, as well as the restaurant, very practical after an intense day of walking because everything is nearby, the games with the pirate ship are fantastic and allow the children to wait before the park opens, everything is always clean with a great welcome, if you don't speak German it can be difficult to make yourself understood, but in English we can arrived. My son would have liked to have one more night to sleep next to the Legos but all good things must come to an end. In any case we would prefer Legoland rather than a Disneyland with a lot of people, a lot of waiting, and less and less service included, unless we spend a fortune, and even then... We will happily return in 2 or 3 years, time for the little brother (baby) to grow up a little and be able to ride rides like his big brother.

We visited LEGOLAND Germany during the Easter break and it was overall pretty okay. Because the theme park closer to us is really top, it’s hard not to make some comparisons on what could be better. What we liked was that the park is pretty small, and very walkable for the kids. But the park is rather small, and in my opinion, geared for kids under 10. There are 3 roller coasters and the wait times for these were long, about 50-60 minutes. As it was a holiday weekend, the wait times for most rides hovered around 40-60 minutes… so maybe consider the express pass if you go on a busy weekend. We didn’t take it because we were there for 2 days, and it feels really expensive when you add the express pass on top of the normal ticket price. The park does not run on efficiency, and that was probably one really frustrating part. Sometimes the rides were really slow to load, and the poor person at the pasta station was alone, during the lunch rush. I think the park could use a few more staff during these holiday weekends to deal with the surge in visitors. It would help the operators if they didn’t have to do all the safety checks themselves, and operate the ride. It would also help in efficiently running the rides and total turnover of rides per hour. One thing we noticed was that the wait times in the app and at the ride are totally off. Some rides said a wait time of 10 minutes and we ended up waiting 40. Sometimes it said 40 minutes and we got lucky and breezed through with a 15 minute wait. I am not at all sure where the data is coming from, but an updated system of accurate wait times would be much better. The kids really enjoyed their time and so for us it was a successful visit. But LEGOLAND Germany has a lot of potential and room for improvement!

Ticket 2024 adults €64, children €58, too expensive if you consider that the rides close at 5pm. Very few staff speak English and the queues are kilometers long. To think again carefully, perhaps staying in themed hotels could be a better choice to reevaluate the whole package

We bought the package online for 2 days at the park for 4 (2 adults and 2 children aged 4 and almost 8) with overnight stay, breakfast and dinner, including parking. All in all, the price paid seemed fair to us, if it had been well organised. The park is nice for Lego lovers, but has reduced opening times for the attractions: Sunday 10am-6pm and Monday 10am-5pm. We often queued even outside the main attractions even though it didn't seem full of people. It is comparable to a Leolandia in size and attractions but worse organised: the rides often travel not optimised, furthermore on several occasions we found ourselves waiting in line at the end of the attraction to get off. Furthermore, as already read in other reviews, we expected English to be 100% present and instead the staff almost doesn't speak it. There are Lego themed shops everywhere. The attractions are almost all suitable for children aged 4 years and over and a minimum height of 100cm, while the most advertised ones are for older children. For younger children I think it is quite tiring to queue interminably for recent attractions. In short, we don't think it's worth the trip from Italy, if you're in the area you can obviously spend a pleasant day.

We had two great days in Legoland. There was a lot for children of all ages (>12 years). The occupancy rate was generally low on both days, although the waiting time for the main attractions was at least 30-40 minutes (I don't want to know what it's like in high season). We had trouble seeing everything in two days, a third day would be recommended.

We spent two days and one night there with our two children (6 and 9 years old). We don't speak a word of German and had no difficulty during these two days. It's a nice and clean park. To do with children, when they still have lots of magic in their eyes. Be careful, one hour before closing they close access to the attractions which I find really unfortunate because currently the park closes at 6 p.m. so at 5 p.m. we have nothing more to do...

This was our second time in Legoland and we really enjoyed it. But the fast lanes are very negative, also from an educational point of view. It shows children that there is no justice and equality in the population. Whoever is rich is better. An extremely negative point.

It was very nice. Everything was very clean and the staff friendly. The rooms were nicely furnished, but it was quite cold in the rooms. Despite turning the heating up, it didn't get any warmer. But the underfloor heating in the bathroom worked really well, so we could at least dry our wet shoes. We ate in the Pirate Restaurant on the first evening. The food was all very tasty, but unfortunately there was far too much for 2 adults and 2 children (5 and 6 years old). It would have been nice if the portions had been smaller and you could order more if there wasn't enough. So my tip: if your children eat as little as ours, only order for 2 people. The theme park was great. There was so much to see and do. The staff were always friendly.

The hotel was very child-friendly and lovingly designed. The food was of good quality both in the hotel and in the park. Everything is well-maintained, with attention to detail and clean. Hotel visitors should have the chance to use the rides without a rush before the park opens (1 hour beforehand).

Attractions for children are great. You can eat a very well-balanced meal. But the waiting times for food or attractions are soooo bad, as if they had opened the park yesterday and were (are) extremely overwhelmed. The hotel is nice and clean. You've seen it once, but you definitely won't see it a second time!