LEGOLAND FOR TODDLERS AND BABIES UNDER 90 CM
The following are things to do with the little ones that cannot ride on the bigger rides. I have listed them in the order I would do them, bearing in mind if you go in the school holidays you might have to leg it down to boating school and atlantis first so you avoid the queues. Also you might want to time the Green Orient Express train ride during the Pirate show when it will be quieter. You cannot do the rides with a baby in a sling, but if you take baby out for the ride and perch him next to you you are fine. Bear in mind the staff will ask if baby can sit unaided, just say yes. Most of them are teens and couldnt tell a 3 m old from a toddler. (DISCLAIMER PLEASE FOLLOW SAFETY RULES, and apologies to the lovely older staff who are fab fab fab)
GREEN TRAIN ALERT, this is a water squirting ride so sit adults on the edges and kiddies in the middle so you can shield them from the water. The water squirts in the beginning and over the bridges. Waterproofs are good. People might think you are silly wearing them but they will think you are clever when they are wet and you are not.
Entrance, say hello to the funny family and the dinosaurs, then head down the hill to the left past the hill train taking in the slides and miniland as you go. Head over to duplo land and do the Fairy tale brook (closed until May) and the little Blue train. Check out the timings on the puppet show. When the Duplo land reopens in May this will be the place to be. Bring swimgear and towels as its all waterplay. Go down past the driving school to Boating school (you cannot bring a baby in a sling onboard, baby needs to sit unaided in the boat, one adult per boat with 2 kids allowed)
Then head for Atlantis (baby can stay in the sling on this ride!). Walk round the lake looking at the big carp in the lake and admire the hotel. Walk up towards the Squid rider and you will find a big playground in the shade next to the silly amusement alley. Nice place for a picknick!
Do the pirate show on the square, (check for timings and a good place to eat your picknick too!) Do the Green train, then the round about horse carousel. You can do Laser Riders, its fine to bring baby. You can also do Balloon School and I think Aero Nomad ( Im scared of heights so never do it). Walk up and find the squirt buttons to squirt all the passengers on the Green train. Ha ha ha its quite funny!!!
Walk towards Lokis labyrinth and watch all the rides there, then head over to the knights castle area and look around. The Pirate training ground is good for little ones to play on but hard to negotiate with baby in a sling and toddler I found. Then head to the Hill train and go up, turn back on yourself and do the Starwars Exhibit, its a bit dark and little ones might find it scary but mine quite like it. This will all take a day if its busy and a few hours when its quiet. There is plenty more to do and see but this is my standard route. You can also do the 4D cinema, and all the build rooms, esp the toddler one with big softplay bricks.
As I said there is lots more to look at and do but you will not be bored or left sitting on a bench with a baby in tow! Enjoy!