The original Legoland (which opened in 1968) is located in the western half of Denmark, called Jutland. Legoland Denmark is centrally located if you drive. It is 150 miles west of Copenhagen. If you want to fly, Billund airport is literally next to the park. Legoland’s opening hours get longer as it warms up; The park itself is open from late March to early October.
Attention to details
Everything in Legoland consists of countless Lego blocks built with creativity and craftsmanship alike. You will pass through entire countries built on a small scale, completely out of Lego pieces! You are allowed to bring your own food to the park, but there are countless food stalls and cafes.
Exciting rides
In recent years, Legoland has been adding family rides and more thrill rides for adventurers. There are pirate-themed boat rides, a smooth mining-themed roller coaster, flying carpet rides, and much more appropriate for all ages, from toddlers to older adults. And while you’re there, get your kids to get a Legoland “real” driver’s license at Lego’s driving school!
During bad weather
Considering Denmark’s unpredictable weather, there are a number of indoor activities, such as the adorable but authentic toy museum with interactive mechanical toys. Or head to the Lego game room and create your own Lego brick ideas to win daily prizes.
Without stress
Parents are often stressed taking care of their children at theme parks. Not here. Just rent a “KidSpotter”! A new Wi-Fi tracking network and instant messaging ensure that you won’t lose your children. If they are out of sight, just send them an SMS message and their location will be displayed on the parental unit. What idea!
Special services
Legoland offers special services such as a baby care center, a bank with ATMs and drying machines for wet clothes. Dogs on a leash are allowed. They also have a first aid station, facilities for the disabled, an information center, luggage lockers and wheelchairs.
