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Author: Kalicia Bateman

LAST UPDATED: January 30th, 2022

Founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen, Legoland was first built in Billund, Denmark in 1968. Today, Legoland is found in San Diego, California; Gunzberg, Germany; Dubai, UAE; Orlando, Florida; Nagoya, Japan; Nusajaya, Malaysia; Goshen, New York; and Windsor, England.

Legoland is a giant Lego-themed amusement park that is catered mostly towards children and creativity. Legoland is home to interactive rides, live shows, building workshops, attractions, and iconic buildings made of Lego. Many resorts and hotels are also Lego-themed, drawing in all Lego-loving audiences.

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CORTNIE Villezcas Logandale, NV

We visited Legoland several years ago and it was the most amazing place on earth! Way better than Disney! The Lego themed everything was magical and the entire park was exciting and fun to explore. We have been back several times since and the park has gone downhill fast. MOST the rides are shut down or the animatronics are broken. Repeat MOST the rides are closed or broken! we left feeling very disappointed and will not be returning.

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Jeremy Webb Covington, LA

I have been to Florida’s LEGO land before and I was unfortunately disappointed. Lack of thrilling rides and more things to look out. I feel like they could do a lot more things with their parks and create cool things. Good for little kids but not worth for teens and up.

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Stephanie Love Herriman, UT

LEGOLAND was a very cool place and I enjoyed looking at all the LEGO and I was absolutely amazed at some of the things they made with just legos, but it didn’t have a lot of rides and the kids got kinda bored. Pretty expensive for what it offered. It wasn’t my favorite amusement park. We will probably not go back.

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Randi Ogden, UT

We went to LEGOLAND and our oldest (13) was too big and old to enjoy any of the rides and our daughter (3) was too small to enjoy them....they did enjoy playing in the LEGO rooms and on the outside toys, but it wasn’t the best fit for our family with just missing the age ranges for rides.

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Jeremy Lucas Eagle Mountain, UT

I thought the park was ok... I always heard how awesome it was so I was excited to take my family to have the experience everyone talks about. I think it is a little overrated to be honest.

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Nazjah Yates Jacksonville, FL

I attended Legoland a few years ago. The park was boring in my opinion. The rides were more for younger children and were slow and did not evoke excitement. I would only recommend for younger children.

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Brittney Miskin Riverton, UT

This amusement park is very clean and well maintained with a really fun atmosphere. Unfortunately, it is for a very narrow age range. Not a lot to do for children under 3 or over 12 years old.

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Zac Marx Brighton, CO

Legoland is fun for those with younger children. Everything is literally made of legos which is cool, but most rides are made for younger children. Still fun, but disneyland is much better.

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SamO Brigham City, UT

Seems like a fun place for kids. Maybe not for graduated High schoolers though. It's fun and cool. The food is crazy expensive though. I like the Lego builds though.

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russbayles West Valley City, UT

Went this summer. Felt like my boys were a little too old for Legoland. Might need to update some rides for older generation.

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Teagan hickman Herriman, UT

Definitely not worth the time and money we spent here... there wasn’t enough for our kids to do.. but we also have 3girls and only 1boy...

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Jami Lucas Eagle Mountain, UT

We were so excited to take our boys here but were under-whelmed. There weren’t as many legos as I thought there would be and not very many rides.

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Braylyn Linford Lehi, UT

Took my family to Legoland was not very impressed with the movements that they had or the rides. Seemed more geared for toddlers.

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Nick Hansen Eagle Mountain, UT

My kids were the perfect ages to enjoy this place (11, 8, 5). I was blown away by the intricate lego creations!

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Amy Boren American Fork, UT

This park was great when the kids were younger. After age 12 they are bored. I will have to take the grand kids.

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