Theme Park is closed but thought this was a fab package for the younger ones / pres-schoolers in September.
Fro just £27.25pp (based on a family of 4) you will stay in a Lego Themed room at the LEGOLAND Resort Hotel, eat Breakfast in the Bricks Family Restaurant, receive a DUPLO®** gift for each child & a POP Badge.
On top of that, you will also have meet and greets with your favourite LEGOLAND characters, use of the LEGO pirate themed indoor water play area and swimming pool, DUPLO® play pits & afternoon and evening entertainment.
You can even choose which Lego themed room you would like! Which one would you choose? My girls would go gaga over the Pirate themed one
But I think I prefer either the Kingdom
or Adventure
Bricks Family Restaurant - reservations can be made HERE
10 comments
shinds
8 Aug 17#1
Theme park is closed?
jacobforsyth to shinds
8 Aug 17#6
Yeah it's closed then x
eleraza
8 Aug 17#2
Theme park will be closed on the selected dates which the offer applies to -
September 6,12,13, 19-21 & 26-28.
riddoch
8 Aug 17#3
normally open at weekends and half terms later but does close over winter.
loopz
8 Aug 17#4
water park wont entertain them for long, theres not that much there and we were done after 1-2 hours.
Personally i dont think i'd go without the park open as the kids would be disappointed. If you live close then it would be an interesting experience if you can get these some other point when you can do the park on its own
wishihadadonkey to loopz
8 Aug 17#5
It's aimed at pre-schoolers, mine went on something similar when they were 3yrs & loved it, of course now they are older its theme parks all the way :grin:
TheBolt
8 Aug 17#7
Went a couple of years ago as a birthday treat. Bricks restaurant is an all you can eat buffet well suited to youngsters, large outdoor playground, indoor fort playground by the bar area which has entertainment, large lego play pits by reception, small shop and a well themed (but very busy) splash pool. The bedrooms are well themed, and the kids beds are seperated from the adultsby the bathroom, which works really well. Going when the park is open is very expensive, and you wouldn't have time to use the hotel features to their fullest.
saz182
8 Aug 17#8
We have been a few times now, stayed twice in the legoland hotel- once on the pirate themed floor and once on the adventurers themed floor. We didn't use the hotel pool as it was fully booked (we didn't know you needed to book) and there wasn't any room to sit for the entertainment (part was closed off for refurb which we weren't aware of when we booked). I wasn't aware that they still opened the hotel when the park is closed, it wouldn't be worth the drive for us but I guess its good for those who live nearby who have had their fill of the park but would like to experience the themed hotel or have other things of interest to do locally..
razam
10 Aug 17#9
Other than the Duplo gift bag & pop-badge, is there anything else extra in the Duplo Stay, that you don't get in the 'Splash & Stay'?
BigPro
12 Aug 17#10
If the theme park was open this would have been a great deal!
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Fro just £27.25pp (based on a family of 4) you will stay in a Lego Themed room at the LEGOLAND Resort Hotel, eat Breakfast in the Bricks Family Restaurant, receive a DUPLO®** gift for each child & a POP Badge.
On top of that, you will also have meet and greets with your favourite LEGOLAND characters, use of the LEGO pirate themed indoor water play area and swimming pool, DUPLO® play pits & afternoon and evening entertainment.
You can even choose which Lego themed room you would like! Which one would you choose? My girls would go gaga over the Pirate themed one
But I think I prefer either the Kingdom
or Adventure
Bricks Family Restaurant - reservations can be made HERE
10 comments
September 6,12,13, 19-21 & 26-28.
Personally i dont think i'd go without the park open as the kids would be disappointed. If you live close then it would be an interesting experience if you can get these some other point when you can do the park on its own
Going when the park is open is very expensive, and you wouldn't have time to use the hotel features to their fullest.
I wasn't aware that they still opened the hotel when the park is closed, it wouldn't be worth the drive for us but I guess its good for those who live nearby who have had their fill of the park but would like to experience the themed hotel or have other things of interest to do locally..