Legoland Windsor is made up of eleven themed lands, here's an overview of each including the attractions that you'll find in them. There's more information and photos available for many of the best rides, just click on the highlighted names. You can also rate those rides, read other people's reviews of them or even write your own!
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Get soaked on the exciting Wave Surfer or get set for a prehistoric adventure on the Dino Safari ride in camouflaged jeeps and you'll have lots of fun on the Dino Dipper fast-spinning carousel ride. The brand new Legoland Windsor Hotel will be opening here in 2012.
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Your adventure starts here, after stocking up on essentials for the day you can take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the park. Drop by the Creation Centre, home to the park’s talented model makers, to see their amazing works of art. Then to fast-track your way into the action, jump aboard the Hill Train which will transport you down into the heart of the park. |
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This area of Legoland Windsor is aimed mainly at under 4's with the interactive Waterworks zone, Chopper Squadron helicopters, enchanting Fairy Tale Brook boat ride and the Duplo Theatre where little ones will be spellbound by puppet shows based on fairy tales. |
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Home to Build & Test Workshops where children can play with Duplo and Lego, and the Space Tower where you can pull yourself up high into the sky and abseil back down. On the Sky Rider enjoy excellent views over the park from its aerial track plus over at the Imagination Theatre experience the eye-popping Bob the Builder 4D movie. |
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Blast away at dozens of targets in Laser Raiders, where you'll join Johnny Thunder in a huge laser gun dark ride through an ancient tomb. This mysterious Egyptian land also features drop towers Scarab Bouncers, the Aero Nomad ferris wheel, chair-o-plane Thunder Blazer and the Desert Chase carousel. |
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Enter the Knight’s Castle, home to The Dragon, a roller coaster winding through the depths of the castle and then flying through the treetops. There’s also the Dragon’s Apprentice whizzing through the castle grounds, past waterfalls and ancient ruins to thrill younger riders. |
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This truly nordic land features Vikings' River Splash, a river rapids ride where you can take a raft through a host of interactive water features, and the Longboat Invader swinging and spinning family boat ride. You can also take a ride on the Spinning Spider until you’re too dizzy to stand up or explore the Loki's Labyrinth hedge maze. |
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Catch the latest live action show at the Lego City Harbour, take a ride on the Orient Expedition train featuring lots of Lego wild animals, and take part in the ultimate hands-on Digger Challenge. |
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Nearly 40 million pieces of Lego have been used to recreate scenes from across the USA and Europe, all bustling with sounds, traffic, trains and boats. Around 800 model buildings and another 700 models of vehicles, cranes, bridges, fountains and people inhabit the enthralling set of Miniland. An incredibly unique feature in the UK so spend plenty of time exploring! |
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Test your nerve, and your stomach, aboard the Jolly Rocker. It
really is life on the high seas as the new swinging pirate ship takes
you up towards the sky. Set sail for a soaking and follow the pirates on
a hunt for treasure on the “explosively” enhanced Pirate Falls
Dynamite Drench. Have you got what it takes to be a real pirate? At
the Pirate Training Camp, you can let your imagination run wild
and create your own swash buckling, sea faring adventure. |
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Children aged 6-13 can get behind the wheel at the Driving School, negotiating traffic lights, roundabouts and other cars to earn their very own driving licence plus at L-Drivers children aged 3-5 can get to grips with smaller cars. Take to the waterways at the Boating School, go for a flight at the Balloon School and at the Fire Academy take on a family challenge to put out a ‘burning’ building! |
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