LEGOLAND Windsor
The LEGO park near London
LEGOLAND Windsor is close to Windsor, less than an hour by train from London. The park is made for families with children aged 2 to 12: driving lessons in LEGO cars, knights and dragons, pirates and a Miniland of almost 40 million bricks. In 2026 the park celebrated its 30th birthday.
What is LEGOLAND Windsor?
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort is part of Merlin Entertainments and, according to the park, has more than 55 rides and shows. They're spread across 11 themed areas, including:
- Miniland: cities and landscapes from Europe, the United States and the rest of the world, recreated in LEGO.
- LEGO MYTHICA: a world full of mythical LEGO creatures, with Flight of the Sky Lion.
- Knight's Kingdom: a knights' castle with The Dragon roller coaster.
- LEGO City and Heartlake City: driving school, fire brigade and the world of LEGO Friends.
- DUPLO Valley: especially for the very youngest.
- Bricktopia, LEGO NINJAGO World, Pirate Shores and Kingdom of the Pharaohs.
The main season runs from March to early November. After that the park is closed, except on the days of LEGOLAND at Christmas.
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The highlights
These are the best-known attractions, with the minimum height according to the park:
- Minifigure Speedway (1.05 m): the world's first LEGO duelling coaster, in which two trains race each other forwards and backwards.
- The Dragon (1.00 m): the roller coaster through the castle of Knight's Kingdom and over the moat.
- Flight of the Sky Lion (1.00 m): a flight simulator through the world of LEGO MYTHICA.
- LEGO NINJAGO The Ride (no minimum): an interactive ride with the heroes of LEGO NINJAGO.
- Pirate Falls: Treasure Quest (1.00 m): a boat ride with a wet drop.
- LEGO City Deep Sea Adventure (no minimum): underwater in a submarine, past real fish.
- Haunted House Monster Party (0.90 m): a party in a haunted house.
On most rides, children under 1.20 or 1.30 m must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over.
With young children
In DUPLO Valley the youngest visitors ride the DUPLO Dino Coaster (from 0.90 m), the DUPLO Express train (no minimum) and DUPLO Airport. On the L-Drivers children from 0.90 to 1.10 m drive a little car themselves. Slightly older children (1.10 to 1.50 m) earn their driving licence at the LEGO City Driving School.
In summer you can cool off in Splash Safari and Drench Towers, open from late May to early September if the weather plays along. Bring dry clothes. Children under 90 cm get in free.
Opening times:
Main season from March to early November, usually from 10 am. After that only on the days of LEGOLAND at Christmas.
Tickets:
A day ticket costs from £ 32 per person online (as of November 2026). You pay more at the ticket office.
Food, shops and accommodation
For a proper lunch, head to the buffet at City Walk Pizza & Pasta in Heartlake City. Other places to eat include Pirate's Burger Kitchen, Farmer Joe's Chicken Company and The Hungry Troll. At the food outlets you pay by debit card, credit card or phone; cash isn't accepted.
LEGOLAND Windsor has three places to stay of its own, right next to the park:
- LEGOLAND Resort Hotel: with a dragon entrance, LEGO-themed rooms, the Bricks restaurant and a pirate pool.
- LEGOLAND Castle Hotel: rooms themed around knights and wizards, with the Tournament Tavern restaurant.
- LEGOLAND Woodland Village: lodges for five to seven people and Woodland Barrels (glamping for up to four), with The Clubhouse Restaurant and Bar.
Hotel guests can get onto a few rides before normal opening time (Early Park Access). A stay with breakfast and a day at the theme park costs from £ 91 per person (as of November 2026).
Travelling to LEGOLAND Windsor
By car via Calais and the Eurotunnel it takes about 6.5 hours from Utrecht to Windsor and about 5 hours from Antwerp, including the crossing. In England you drive on the left. The park is on the B3022 between Windsor and Ascot, about 3 kilometres from Windsor town centre. Take junction 3 of the M3, junction 13 of the M25 or junction 6 of the M4 and follow the brown signs: using the postcode, a satnav sometimes sends you into a residential area.
By train it takes about half an hour from London Paddington (changing at Slough) to Windsor & Eton Central, or less than an hour from London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside. A paid shuttle bus runs from both stations to the park. Heathrow is about 20 kilometres away.
By car you cross by ferry (from Hook of Holland, Rotterdam-Europoort, Dunkirk or Calais) or by Eurotunnel from Calais. By train you travel on the Eurostar from Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Brussels to London St Pancras. For the United Kingdom you need a valid passport and an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation). You apply for it online or in the UK ETA app; it costs £ 20 and is valid for two years (as of November 2026). Babies and children need one too.
Book in advance
Online is much cheaper than at the ticket office. You're also guaranteed entry.
Bring dry clothes
You'll get wet on Pirate Falls, Hydra's Challenge and in Splash Safari. A towel and spare clothes will come in handy.
Use the app
The LEGOLAND app shows the opening times, show times and which rides are open. Queues close up to half an hour before closing time.
Plan your visit
With more than 55 rides you need at least a full day. Below you'll find the current waiting times, hotels nearby and our guides to other LEGOLAND parks.