If you're looking for a budget family day out at Legoland, this it it.
You'll get a night in a hotel with free parking and 1 day worth of park tickets which i think is a bargain, yes the hotel is a little while away but for £25pp (based on a family of 4) is well worth it. - Other dates / nearer hotels are aval but obviously at a higher cost
Update 1 07/04 6pm - More rooms aval but at Reading South (22 miles from Legoland Windsor) and now you get breakfast :smiley:
slightly nearer, just check dates and should appear
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I've checked a few dates, these are currently £99 at time of posting but will sell out fast (limited number of rooms on each date) - Other dates prob aval but my brain gave in.
26th May
27th May
28th May
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The hotel is 33 miles from the park but it's a straight drive down the M4, McDonalds etc are nearby for an early breakfast
Top comments
Mada06
7 Apr 173#16
That's like me commenting on a deal for Disney world in Florida to tell everyone I'm not going as it's too far!
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micronix
7 Apr 17#1
£25 for tickets if you spend £100 on hotel.... hmm
Heat added anyway
dlm136 to micronix
7 Apr 172#2
think you've got that wrong, I'm pretty sure the hotel stay includes the tickets!
goonertillidie to micronix
7 Apr 171#4
This includes tickets :smiley:
Mada06
7 Apr 17#3
Agreed but I can't get the site to load.
rdbradshaw
7 Apr 17#5
A little away , more than that for some , it's 4 h 30 min for me , no thanks but good deal if you live a reasonable distance to it
Mada06 to rdbradshaw
7 Apr 171#6
Even by public transport it's 2 hours away. Unless you are saying that it's 4 and a half hours from your house? In which case why are you even commenting on this thread?!
gardentools to rdbradshaw
7 Apr 172#17
I think the OP was saying that the hotel is a "little while away" from Legoland, rather than a "little while away" from your house!
kibethewalrus to rdbradshaw
8 Apr 171#36
This comment is hilarious. I'm gonna start commenting on stuff in Scotland for giggles. "Why would I care if 4 kit kats are a quid in Aberdeen Nisa..."
STEWIEG
7 Apr 17#7
"Other dates prob aval but my brain gave in." - don't worry about it dude its an emirates stadium thing :smile:
Good deal if its your thing.
rdbradshaw
7 Apr 172#8
I'm commenting because I have an opinion like everyone else , I'm just saying thanks but just to far for us in the same way that folk in Devon probably wouldn't go to BPB .
Mada06
7 Apr 17#9
I just can't get the site to work, very frustrating. Anyone else able to?
mxer450
7 Apr 171#10
Nope
teerex
7 Apr 171#11
I'm in legoland right now lol
happy1973 to teerex
7 Apr 17#12
You picked a great day, lovely and sunny! :smiley:
teerex
7 Apr 17#13
It's great weather. Just queuing up for the submarine
ashtad
7 Apr 17#14
Good find this... Just what i was looking for the boys bday
quantum77
7 Apr 17#15
Wow! Was going to pay 3 x £25ish (using a 1/2 price voucher) just for park entry :laughing:
Mada06
7 Apr 173#16
That's like me commenting on a deal for Disney world in Florida to tell everyone I'm not going as it's too far!
asifbutt
7 Apr 17#18
cheapest I can see is coming up at £149 for two adults and 2 children.
chrisdt
7 Apr 17#19
I booked with the hotel and park entrance for the 16th April @ £99 for the 4 of us earlier today.
goonertillidie
7 Apr 17#20
They've update rooms/location to Reading South, closer to resort with breakfast.
Updated OP to reflect this :smiley:
WeeeRob
7 Apr 17#21
Excellent, booked it as a birthday present to myself!
carisn
7 Apr 17#22
Just booked at Reading South, £99 including breakfast. Brilliant, thanks OP :sunglasses:
awol to carisn
7 Apr 17#23
Me too, cheers OP!
jackie_chan
8 Apr 17#24
Hmm. For most londoners , their homes will be less than 22 miles
jackie_chan
8 Apr 17#25
Hmm. For most londoners , their homes will be less than 22 miles
knocik to jackie_chan
8 Apr 17#29
Probably, but it will take them 2h to get there.
funkydred89
8 Apr 171#26
good luck with legoland. unless you pay extra for q bot, which let's you jump the queue. you'll spend hours in a queue. we managed 4 rides in a day.
did I forget to mention you have to pay to park. like you have an option???
legoland displays are dirty and tired. The whole experience was just one long cash cow.
Avoid Avoid just read reviews on trip advisor
teerex to funkydred89
8 Apr 17#27
Yes the queues are very long and you have to pay extortionate prices for absolutely everything (seriously) but the kids will love it. Just pack your own food and water! Get there as early as possible too and just accept the queues. Good day out
CrCr
8 Apr 17#28
'Queue Land'....
knocik
8 Apr 17#30
Personally, I don't see the point staying overnight if going to the park for 1 day only.
I think once you are there they offer 2nd day quite cheap, bo not 100% sure.
djb123 to knocik
8 Apr 17#31
Might be wrong, but I don't think they do usually offer a 2nd day quite cheap.
I can see the point of staying for 1 day only - makes it easier to get there early or leave late and be able to do something else (Windsor Castle, etc) on the other day.
Rickardo to knocik
8 Apr 17#33
I don't see the point of going for more than 1 day. Get there early to minimise queues, stay until closing and you've done everything. There's not enough to warrant another day IMHO. However, you could then coming this work another cheap deal elsewhere, e.g. London-based or stop off en route, to make more of a break.
Rickardo
8 Apr 17#32
But isn't that the point of this deal? It includes the hotel, so the distance from you is not really relevant. The distance from the hotel to the park may be relevant for some, though.
eldaniel
8 Apr 17#34
was there yesterday with my family. Average wait for a ride 40 minutes. Absolute disaster and waste of money
gimmeadealplease to eldaniel
8 Apr 171#35
Guess you don't go to theme parks very often then. 40 mins is a pretty short queue. Personal advice - stay away at busy periods (like next weekend - at least you went before half the country went onto half term!
For those who don't mind waiting - I think Legoland is amazing!
We got the annual passes through tesco 2 years ago and went about 10 times in the year.
gemhat
8 Apr 17#37
Great post, thank you, just booked this for £83.80!!!
ashtad to gemhat
9 Apr 17#39
What dates did you select to get this price
whitelightning
8 Apr 17#38
We're going next Sunday so expecting it to be mega busy. Just found out about q bot. Any advice and is it worth it?
meetmax
9 Apr 17#40
I am not visiting Legoland until they put some sort of cap on number of people allowed to start with. It's like herds are allowed to wonder as they like. Not surprise, why would they offer second day free /discounts, because management is aware that family of four would not have chance to get on all rides at least once in one day, looking at number of people allowed to graze in.
As mentioned on this forum and on previous thread, it's a queue land. I got two boys 7 & 4 and it's very difficult to keep them entertained for an hour while waiting for their turn to get on five minutes ride. I can go on for another half an hour but rather not waste my time. I will take my kids somewhere else and there are lots of places, where they can have decent day out for the money I pay for Legoland and top of that a lifetime memories of crying children while waiting on queue. NEVER AGAIN…..
whitelightning
13 Apr 17#41
Any advice on the Q Bot please?
OperateOnMe
18 Apr 17#42
This is cheaper than buying tickets direct!
asifbutt
20 Apr 17#43
Recently came back from Legoland. It was busy on monday (bank holiday) and surprisingly busy on Tuesday too. Long waiting ques, Q Bot for an additional cost and lets you reserve the ride but only once the ride waiting time is up.
Overall lot of walk and few rides. We waited 45 minutes and ride time was less than 3 minutes.
Dont think I'll be going back to Legoland again.
jjamieson1982
21 Apr 17#44
THIS! We went in September last year for 2 days, stayed at the Hotel and had a brilliant time. Walked on everything. It's all about timing with LEGOLAND and all theme parks really. If you go on a bank holiday/during school holidays obviously it's going to be busy. No point moaning about it!
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Opening post
You'll get a night in a hotel with free parking and 1 day worth of park tickets which i think is a bargain, yes the hotel is a little while away but for £25pp (based on a family of 4) is well worth it. - Other dates / nearer hotels are aval but obviously at a higher cost
Update 1 07/04 6pm - More rooms aval but at Reading South (22 miles from Legoland Windsor) and now you get breakfast :smiley:
slightly nearer, just check dates and should appear
eg
------------------------------
I've checked a few dates, these are currently £99 at time of posting but will sell out fast (limited number of rooms on each date) - Other dates prob aval but my brain gave in.
26th May
27th May
28th May
29th May
30th May
31st May
1st June
2nd June
3rd June
4th June
21st July
22nd July
23rd July
24th July
25th July
26th July
27th July
28th July
29th July
30th July
31st July
1st Sept
2nd Sept
3rd Sept
4th Sept
20th Oct
21st Oct
22nd Oct
23rd Oct
24th Oct
25th Oct
26th Oct
27th Oct
28th Oct
29th Oct
The hotel is 33 miles from the park but it's a straight drive down the M4, McDonalds etc are nearby for an early breakfast
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All comments (44)
Heat added anyway
Good deal if its your thing.
Updated OP to reflect this :smiley:
did I forget to mention you have to pay to park. like you have an option???
legoland displays are dirty and tired. The whole experience was just one long cash cow.
Avoid Avoid just read reviews on trip advisor
I think once you are there they offer 2nd day quite cheap, bo not 100% sure.
I can see the point of staying for 1 day only - makes it easier to get there early or leave late and be able to do something else (Windsor Castle, etc) on the other day.
For those who don't mind waiting - I think Legoland is amazing!
We got the annual passes through tesco 2 years ago and went about 10 times in the year.
As mentioned on this forum and on previous thread, it's a queue land. I got two boys 7 & 4 and it's very difficult to keep them entertained for an hour while waiting for their turn to get on five minutes ride. I can go on for another half an hour but rather not waste my time. I will take my kids somewhere else and there are lots of places, where they can have decent day out for the money I pay for Legoland and top of that a lifetime memories of crying children while waiting on queue. NEVER AGAIN…..
Overall lot of walk and few rides. We waited 45 minutes and ride time was less than 3 minutes.
Dont think I'll be going back to Legoland again.