LEGOLAND Billund Resort
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LEGOLAND Billund Resort in Denmark is the very first LEGOLAND in the world. On these pages you can read all about Miniland and the other themed areas, the rides, the shows, the food, the park's hotels and how to get there from the Netherlands and Belgium.
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What kind of park is it?
LEGOLAND Billund is in Billund, on the Danish peninsula of Jutland, close to the airport. The park is mainly designed for families with children. According to the park, it's perfect for children aged 3 to 12, but fun for all ages too.
You'll find more than 45 rides in eleven themed areas and, according to the park, more than 80 million LEGO bricks. At its heart is Miniland, with the whole world in miniature. There are also family coasters such as The Dragon, Polar X-plorer and Flying Eagle, water rides, building areas and plenty of rides for the very youngest.
How is the park laid out?
LEGOLAND Billund is made up of several themed areas:
- Miniland: the heart of the park, with Miniland, LEGO Mini Boats, LEGO Safari, the LEGO Train and the Monorail.
- DUPLO Land and the LEGO DUPLO PEPPA PIG Playground: for the little ones.
- KNIGHTS' KINGDOM: knights and princesses, with The Dragon.
- LEGOREDO Town: the Wild West, with Flying Eagle, LEGO Canoe and Ghost – The Haunted House.
- THE LEGO MOVIE World: with Emmet's Flying Adventure and Unikitty's Disco Drop.
- LEGO NINJAGO World: with LEGO NINJAGO The Ride.
- Adventure Land: with X-treme Racers, THE TEMPLE and Jungle Racers.
- Polar Land: with Polar X-plorer.
- Pirate Land: with water rides and the new pirate playground Pirate Lagoon.
- Imagination Zone: with Atlantis by SEA LIFE, LEGO Studios and the Music Fountain.
- Brick Street: the building street, with LEGO Ferrari Build & Race.
Opening times:
LEGOLAND Billund isn't open all year round. During Christmas at LEGOLAND, from 28 November to 31 December 2026, the park is open on selected days from 10:00 to 18:00. The park will announce the dates for the 2027 season at the end of this year (as of November 2026).
Prices:
Online, a day ticket costs from 239 DKK. A 2-day ticket costs from 368 DKK online. You'll pay more at the gate. Children under 2 go free (as of November 2026). Prices are in Danish kroner.
Staying overnight:
The park has three places of its own to stay: Hotel LEGOLAND, LEGOLAND Castle Hotel and LEGOLAND Holiday Village. They are all right next to the park.
How the park began
In the early 1960s, more than 20,000 people a year came to the LEGO factory in Billund to see the LEGO models. That sparked the idea for a park of its own. In 1968 the LEGO Group opened the first LEGOLAND. It expected 300,000 visitors, but by the end of the first season there had been 625,000.
Miniland was the centrepiece of the original plan and still is. There are now eleven LEGOLAND parks around the world. The park in Billund is now operated by Merlin Entertainments.
New in 2026
In 2026 Minifigure Speedway opened, a duelling coaster that races both forwards and backwards. Two teams of well-known minifigures battle for first place. According to the park, the ride is currently closed due to a technical fault (as of November 2026).
Miniland gained a large section of Copenhagen, with the warehouse in Engholmene, Reffen Street Food and the Cirkelbroen. Since 1 July it has also featured the royal yacht Dannebrog: 4.10 metres long and built from 225,000 LEGO bricks.
Events throughout the year
Around Halloween, LEGOLAND celebrates the Halloween Monster Party; in 2026 it ran from 2 October to 1 November. This is followed by Christmas at LEGOLAND, from 28 November to 31 December 2026. Expect a 10-metre-tall DUPLO Christmas tree, 400 Christmas trees and market stalls. You can go ice skating, sledging, have indoor snowball fights and meet Father Christmas.
Read more on the Shows page.
Nearby: LEGO House
Billund is also home to LEGO House, where you can build and play creatively in interactive zones. With the park's combi ticket you can visit both LEGOLAND and LEGO House; online it costs from 649 DKK (as of November 2026). You can then visit LEGOLAND up to six days before or after your visit to LEGO House.
Use the app
The free LEGOLAND app shows you the waiting times, the park map and the show times. Our waiting times page shows them too.
Shorter queues
With Fastrack, the park's paid system, you queue for less time at thirteen popular rides. Bronze costs from 289 DKK per person per day (as of November 2026).
You can bring your own food
You're allowed to bring your own food and drink. The largest picnic areas are marked on the park map. Barbecues are not allowed.