How far is Legoland Florida from Universal Studios Orlando?
Can I drive from Universal Studios Florida to Legoland Florida? Yes, the driving distance between Universal Studios Florida to Legoland Florida is 45 miles. It takes approximately 54 min to drive from Universal Studios Florida to Legoland Florida.
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The park is geared for children between the ages of 2 - 12, however, older LEGO® fans may also enjoy the park. If your child is looking for thrill rides, then our park may not be suitable for them.
What are the ages of your kids? If they are young (say 10 and under), LEGOLAND is much better than Universal Studios Hollywood. As mentioned above, LEGOLAND is designed for kids, while Universal is more of an adult park (basically shows and a tram tour). I would go for Universal.
Is LEGOLAND cheaper than Disneyland? LEGOLAND tickets start at $95 for kids ages 3-12 and $101 for people ages 13 and older. Disneyland tickets range between $98-$150 for kids ages 3-9 and between $104-$159 for people ages 10 and older (depending on the day). Kids ages 2 and younger are free at both parks.
You can really enjoy all LEGOLAND has to offer in a single day. If you decide to visit all three parts of LEGOLAND (main park, water park and aquarium) go for two days.
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.
Why October is the Perfect Month to Visit LEGOLAND® Even though summer is over, there's still plenty of fun to be had at LEGOLAND® California Resort. Taking a trip during the off-season helps you beat the crowds, and there are great fall deals to take advantage of for your visit.
You can really enjoy all LEGOLAND has to offer in a single day. If you decide to visit all three parts of LEGOLAND (main park, water park and aquarium) go for two days. Dedicate one to the main park and the other to the aquarium and water park. Hours – Most days include hours from 10am-5pm.
No, it's not nearly as crowded, which is one of the reasons we go there. We found the best time to go is during the week as opposed to weekends, so if you can manage a non-holiday Monday visit, you'll likely be thrilled at the lack of wait times. Helpful? WE found Legoland to be MUCH less crowded than Disney.
Disney World has more for younger kids.If you're planning a once-in-a-few-years vacation, you probably want your little one to get to experience a variety of experiences with you, and Disney World—specifically Magic Kingdom—offers much more for the littlest ones than Universal.
At Universal, the wait times can be long for the bigger roller coasters, but the parks themselves are generally much less crowded. There's usually more room to space out and breathe without other guests crowding around you.