Legoland is a great amusement park for kids up to 12 years old. For older kids I don’t think that is too much fun. We went with our 4 years old and 8 years old and they both loved it. With small one we had to go on rides but older one could go by herself to the most of them. Only 5 or 6 rides required height over 130cm which she doesn’t have still. There are a lot of playgrounds if you want to take a break from rides, lot of restaurants and Lego miniatures are a highlight of the whole experience. We stayed in Pirates island hotel and it is fantastic for kids ,also I think that two days are enough to enjoy everything that Legoland has to offer. We came during work days and it was not very crowded but still for the most popular rides you have to wait between 40-60 min so I recommend express pass if you can fit that in your budget.We will come back for sure! Lot of shops available but prices are very high, offer of Lego sets is remarkable but prices are higher than in toy stores even in Switzerland.

As a family of 4 we have been twice in the last 9 months, granted my baby is too young for it but our 4 year old absolutely loves it! We were just there for the winter openings, which was lovely, although a lot of the attractions were closed we knew this in advance. The staff were very friendly and I would say my favorite thing was the baby center where, as a breastfeeding mother, I could go and feed/change and hangout with my baby when she needed, they also sold baby food and supplies, it was really lovely and I appreciated this so much! The lady working there was also really nice. There was also plenty of toilet facilities and family bathrooms. One big downside is the lack of healthy food options and I know people at theme parks aren’t looking for gourmet food but if you are there for a few days as we were it would be nice to have some healthy options to throw in the mix. Also there is no milk alternatives offered anywhere in the park or hotel which was very disappointing. The “shows” offered for the winter experience were lacking big time. The ice show was just a woman skating around to music, while she was really good it wasn’t much for children. We also learned they will start charging for children as young as 3 which is ridiculous as there is nothing they can go on besides the train and maybe the planes!

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!

Legoland Germany is a fantastic experience. We spent 3 days in the park. Plenty to do for all ages. Ride heights range from 90-110cm. Staff are diligent but not many speak English. Quite expensive for basics, water is €4.50 (€1.80 outside the park) Our 7 year old couldn't do the driving school as the class is only taught in German. English speaking children must he able to read the support card (found the German staff member very rude. She laughed to another staff member when my son didn't read to her standard) Park can easily be done in a day or two. The lego outlet and the shop at the lego factory are great value. Our kids loved the minifigure shop and the smaller ninjago build a figure. The large lego shop has lots of sets not readily available in ireland, so our kids loved it!

Great theme park for young and old. Good rides, plenty of food options. If you want to do all rides, one day is not enough. The only thing that we didn't like is that people are smoking everywhere, not just in the designated areas.

Our kids had a fantastic time at Legoland! We highly recommend booking online and in advance, as it’s much cheaper. Our only concern was the park's closing time. It would be great if the park extended its hours by an hour or two during the long summer days.

It was a nice experience overall. But the waiting times for the rides (20-50mn) made the experience a little bit disapointing. Maybe they should consider to put a limit on the number pf people per day. Food is not tasty but if you are very hungry is probably ok!