LEGOLAND California

Legoland itself is awesome. Don't know if I'd take my kid here if she was over 10. Definitely geared towards younger kids. Make sure you ask the staff for Badges!! That was a fun part of going around, seeing if we could collect all the badges. Sea Life is awesome!!! I could spend all day in there. I also wish they had a better package for their "Reserve and Ride". $35 for 4 rides a person... Just give us a day pass... The food prices are ridiculous 😭😭 Started ordering, and they wanted $50 for 2 chicken tender & fries meals.. not including the $6 drinks.. we didn't even finish adding all the meals and walked away. Invest in the refillable drink cups.... worth your money. Cherro's con chocolate was bomb and worth it as well!

kids love the place! Couple playground full with different themes. Ride is mostly for kids 3-7 years old. Food:The smoke BBQ is not bad with annual pass you will get discount. Definitely tried their fried apple (sweet, one cup share is good enough).

Good for young families. We took our 5 year old and 2 year here. Food was decent and not as expensive as Disneyland. The stores have all the options but legos in general are getting too expensive. However this review is about Legoland and not the price of their product. The park was fun for the day but couldn’t see spending multiple days there. All in all, the kids had fun.

Legoland California was a super fun experience—there’s so much to see, and it really brings out the kid in you. From the creative Lego builds to the themed areas and rides, every corner of the park is packed with something cool to look at or do. It’s a great place for families, especially with younger kids, and there’s a nice mix of interactive zones and attractions that keep everyone entertained. The park is clean, the staff is friendly, and the food options are actually pretty great for a theme park. And of course, the Lego sculptures and displays are absolutely amazing—they’re everywhere and really fun to take in. That said, the biggest downside was definitely the limited park hours and the long wait times for the rides. Even though we got there right when the gates opened, we still felt like we barely scratched the surface. The lines moved slowly, and if you wanted to enjoy a ride, you had to sacrifice time you could’ve spent exploring other parts of the park. It felt like you had to choose between either riding a few attractions or seeing more of the park—but not both. It was frustrating because you could tell there was so much more to enjoy, but time just wasn’t on your side. If we ever visit again, especially coming from out of state, we’d definitely plan for at least two days and invest in a fast pass to make the most of it. That would take a lot of the pressure off and let us actually enjoy everything without rushing or stressing about missing things. Overall, Legoland California is a big, exciting place that has a ton to offer—it just needs a little more time to really appreciate it all. Still, it was a memorable experience and one we’d recommend, just with a little more planning for next time.

Legoland Visit Review We visited Legoland last Sunday as a family with a discounted Sealife Hopper ticket. Arriving early at 10:15 AM, we had a great time exploring the park, which is perfect for kids aged 4 to 12. The rides were fun, and the app was useful for tracking wait times. With around 15 rides, one day is enough if planned well, but two days are better for experiencing everything. We managed about half the rides in a day. Bringing your own snacks and drinks is allowed, and purchasing a parking ticket in advance saves time. Some rides can get you wet, so extra clothes are recommended. Restrooms were clean, and overall, it was a well-organized and enjoyable experience.