I know it's only January and only a few hours notice but if you book before midnight Legoland are doing an early bird offer for Xmas. £25pp and the kids get a lego gift, park rides are open too and car parking included.
Might be useful to someone
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jjBlinky
1 Feb 17#6
We did this a few years ago. It was ok but you don't get a 'proper' Legoland experience.
Not all the park rides are open (far from it), access is reduced to just 2 areas. No drive school, water rides, no model village etc. The Santa experience is pretty good, the present is ok probably worth £7 to £10. It was an ok day out but we were done way earlier than our Santa visit time, so spent a few hours hanging around in the cold.
Fairys_Burn_Things
1 Feb 17#5
Am I missing something, but isn't there usually a 2 for 1 deal somewhere ? . I have never paid full price for any of the theme parks .
I didn't even know they were open at Christmas, thought they were all shut . So if this is a good deal I want in , but as I said there is always a buy 1 get 1 free somewhere . So that works out cheaper ?
goonertillidie
1 Feb 17#4
Merry Christmas :smiley:
Munsterrfc
1 Feb 17#2
How much are they normally?
bbsutton to Munsterrfc
1 Feb 17#3
£35
guttediam
31 Jan 17#1
Was shocked to see Christmas deal, but get it :smiley: Added Some Warmth
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Might be useful to someone
6 comments
Not all the park rides are open (far from it), access is reduced to just 2 areas. No drive school, water rides, no model village etc. The Santa experience is pretty good, the present is ok probably worth £7 to £10. It was an ok day out but we were done way earlier than our Santa visit time, so spent a few hours hanging around in the cold.
I didn't even know they were open at Christmas, thought they were all shut . So if this is a good deal I want in , but as I said there is always a buy 1 get 1 free somewhere . So that works out cheaper ?