Legoland California

Legoland California has over 60 attractions, rides, and shows spread over 9 themed areas! Visitors can enjoy rides and themed games in Lego Ninjago World, the Imagination Zone, the Land of Adventure, Castle Hill (where there be dragons), on the Pirate Shores, learn to drive in Fun Town, ride the carousel in Lego Friends Heartlake City, or meet dinosaurs on Explorer Island. Each area also has food options and themed stores when you need a break from lines and rides.

The Legoland Water Park is a separate park, though connected to the main Legoland Park, and tickets can be bought separately or as part of a combined ticket. It includes pools, rides, slides, and lazy rivers, plus lots of opportunities to build with Lego and Duplo blocks! Part of the water park, the Legends of Chima themed area, is reopening in summer 2019 with even more fun activities for visitors of all ages.

The park is aimed at families with children aged between 2 and 12, but there’s no reason older children won’t enjoy their experience, especially if they love Lego. There are a couple of rides which have a taller height restriction and are a bit more intense, but serious thrillseekers will probably prefer a trip to Universal Studios, Disneyland, or Six Flags Magic Mountain. There’s also plenty to do for children under the age of 2, including a DUPLO play area, water fountains to splash in, and gentle rides with plenty to see.

You can’t bring outside food and drink inside the park, except for water and food necessary for medical or religious reasons, or food needed to meet specific dietary requirements. There are plenty of food options available to enjoy inside the park, from burgers and pizza to BBQ, Bánh Mì, and ramen, all priced at rates comparable with other amusement parks.

Visiting the main Legoland park will take you a whole day - it has over 60 rides, shows, and attractions so there’s a lot to see and do! If you want to visit the water park and SEA LIFE aquarium as well then you’ll probably need to purchase a 2-day pass in order to enjoy everything thoroughly, and if you’re visiting with children then you might even want to stay longer to enjoy everything at a more leisurely pace.