People of all ages can enjoy LEGOLAND, but the target age group is kids ages 2-12.
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The park is geared for children between the ages of 2 - 12, however, it depends on how interested your child is with LEGO. If your child is looking for thrill rides, then our park may not be suitable for them.
The park is geared for children between the ages of 2 - 12, however, it depends on how interested your child is with LEGO. If your child is looking for thrill rides, then our park may not be suitable for them.
The park is geared for kids ages 2-12 but many families with a range of ages can have fun exploring. I find that by setting expectations for what there is to do for each age, you are increasing chances that everyone will have a great time.
Best Age for LEGOLAND - 6 - 9 Years OldThere are almost no height requirements they won't reach, and there is so much to do! Some of our favorites LEGOLAND attractions for 6 - 9 year olds include: The Dragon Coaster: This is a perfect introductory roller coaster for kids, and is legitimately fun.
Denmark LEGOLAND – EuropeLEGOLAND Billund is the original LEGOLAND park built in 1968, and to us, is the ultimate LEGOLAND location. It may not be the biggest LEGOLAND but there is something really special about being in the birthplace of LEGO (and the happiest country on earth).
We recommend at least one full day to explore. If you are planning on visiting our LEGOLAND Water Park as well, you may want to consider purchasing an additional two-park ticket to ensure enough time to fully enjoy all LEGOLAND Florida Resort has to offer!
Can Adults Visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center Without Any Children? Adults (18+) must be accompanied by at least one child (17 & under) to enter LEGOLAND Discovery Center. We will host exclusive adult nights for our Adult Fans of LEGO without children!
Our Park was designed for our young families in mind. We do keep shorter hours, so that our youngest fans can enjoy a lovely day at the Park without the stress of late evening hours. Parents can also elect to have their child stay on a ride, so that parents can take turns riding with them if they have only one child.