Legoland
Jun 11th, 2008, 04:19 AM
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Also, when? Legoland in the UK will probably be packed solid every summer weekend from now on and every day of the UK school summer holidays - approx 23rd July- 3rd Sept.
How old are the kids? My 10 year old wouldn't give you a thank you if he had to go to Legoland here. He wants white knuckle rides these days.
How old are the kids? My 10 year old wouldn't give you a thank you if he had to go to Legoland here. He wants white knuckle rides these days.
Jun 11th, 2008, 07:25 AM
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oh sorry - thought that the one most refer to is the one near windsor. thats the one i was asing about. have 3 yr ld and an 8 yr old girl. with serpentine lines and waiting, may be time is better spent elsewhere...
Jun 11th, 2008, 07:49 AM
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Legoland is *perfect* for kids ages 3 and 8; it's *bearable* for adults.
If you hate lines/queues, then consider renting a Legoland Q-Bot. It's a device that reserves your place in line, but you don't have to actually stand in line. Cool (but expensive at £10 per person).
Legoland website is:
http://www.legoland.co.uk
If you hate lines/queues, then consider renting a Legoland Q-Bot. It's a device that reserves your place in line, but you don't have to actually stand in line. Cool (but expensive at £10 per person).
Legoland website is:
http://www.legoland.co.uk
