You can use Danish kroner (DKK) and Euro (We only receive Euro notes, however not 500 Euro notes) at Hotel LEGOLAND®. If you pay in cash using Euro notes you will receive change in Danish kroner.
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At the LEGOLAND®park, Hotel LEGOLAND and LEGOLAND Holiday Villageyou can use any of the following payment cards: Dankort, VISA, Mastercard, Eurocard, JCB, UnionPay, Diners, American Express, VISA Electron.
If you wish to leave LEGOLAND and return again on the same day, you must contact the gate keepers at the entrance and receive a stamp on your hand before you leave. You cannot scan your ticket or season pass twice on the same day.
You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks to LEGOLAND, and we have picnic areas where you can enjoy your own food. The largest picnic areas are marked in the park guide Park map.
Generally speaking, no. Credit cards are accepted practically everywhere and I haven't used any cash myself for a couple of years, if I remember correctly. BUT, there is typically a fee for using foreign issued credit cards of around 2.75% and up to over 6.0%, so that is something to take into account.
Come on SaturdaysSaturday is changeover day in the summer houses and therefore we typically have fewer guests in LEGOLAND on weekends during our high season. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are typically our busiest days.
Towels are available for purchase within the Water Park at the Surf Shop and at Brick Brothers. Towels are not provided, and you're welcome to bring your own if you'd like!
You can eat at the skyline lounge inside the hotel regardless of if you are staying there. Technically you can eat at the shipwreck place (awesome dinner, huge portions) even if you aren't staying there. They don't ask for a room number.
We also felt the park felt fresher and better maintained than Windsor, despite being older. I am not sure we would feel two days in Windsor worthwhile, but I would certainly recommend two in Billund. If you are a Lego fan who fancies a change, I would thoroughly recommend heading to Legoland Billund.
Billund: An Excellent City and More Than Just LegolandThat said, it's also home to many budget-friendly attractions—including nature and historical attractions. It's a must-visit destination if you're looking for a budget-friendly Scandinavian destination.
We waited until our kids were 8 and 10, which seems to be the perfect age to appreciate Legoland (including MiniLand) and be able to ride all the rides.