Q-bots at Legoland - confused

[ClaireFromWork]

I've been looking at the Legoland site and saw the Q-bots which look interesting. DH hates queues with a passion and the opportunity to avoid his wingeing, which would be far worse than the kids', is tempting.

There seem to be three levels at three different prices. Can anyone tell me the difference between the three levels - £15, £30 and £70 . I can see what they're saying online (e.g. including add ons and instant access before 11am), so what I'm interested in is whether it's worth paying for the add-on rides and the instant access before 11am. I'm worried that we'll throw £70 at the problem and find that the add-ons are pants and that we don't get there until 10.59am.

Also, what is the difference between a Q-bot regular and Q-bot express? The former is £15 and the latter is £30 but the tick box on their respective pages indicate the same access.

Sorry to say this, but IMO it's things like Q-bots that make queueing longer for the rest of us and they're yet another way that people with money can get one up on the rest of us and just another way for overpriced theme parks to get even more money out of people.

Your DH is an adult, queueing is part of life so he can either queue and shut up or not go! My DS is 4 and he queues really nicely so I don't see why your DH can't do it, he's not setting the best example to your DC's is he!?

The qbots are fab, we had the cheapest one on a sunny day in late july, packed park and we had a fab relaxing day. It was sooo sooo worthit. Dont go for the most expensive one unless you want to sprint between rides....