LEGOLAND® Windsor Holidays
Submitted on: 01 Apr 10
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Legoland Windsor Holidays
At Legolandholidays.co.uk you can book hotel plus theme park tickets while at Legoland.co.uk you can get more info on the park and book ticket only or the Merlin annual pass which also includes other family theme parks such as Alton Towers, Thorpe Park, Chessington and other attractions including The London Eye & MadameTussauds.
Insider Tips :
- Rent a “Q-Bot” which allows you to book a place in a queue without actually queueing for rides.
- Avoid school holidays and bank holidays if you can ! If you can’t, it’s not that bad – after all the site is huge (150 acres) and there are over 50 interactive rides.
- Don’t “follow the herd”, you’ll find people tend to visit the attractions in a certain order. Do the opposite and you’ll get round to more of Legolands great features.
- The shops are very busy around closing time. If you shop at lunch time instead you can leave your purchases for pick up at home time.
- Food – an annual pass gets you discount on the food outlets but don’t forget that Legoland is on a huge parkland site so why not bring your own picnic ?
Legoland Windsor
Legoland Windsor is a theme park in Windsor, Berkshire, England. The park opened in 1996 on the site of Windsor Safari Park, as the second Legoland (the first was Legoland Billund in Denmark). The park is located near Windsor Castle and is located about 13 miles west of London Heathrow Airport.
In 2010, the park hopes to welcome around 2 million visitors which makes it the third most visited theme park in Britain (after Alton Towers and Thorpe Park), and 15th most visited in Europe. So far over twenty million people have visited the park which continues to grow. In summer 2011 the new ride Atlantis Submarine Voyage opened.
Here are some more facts about the park :
- There are 55 million LEGO bricks in LEGOLAND Windsor.
- It took four years to construct LEGOLAND Windsor and the expertise of 1oo people from Denmark & UK.
- The first model to be placed at the LEGOLAND park was Big Ben.
- The largest model at the park is currently the huge Boeing 747 cockpit replica which contains over 2 million bricks and took over 4000 hours to build.


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