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Am braving legoland tmrw

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KSW · 17/04/2009 19:02

along with probably millions of people - any recommendations of when to arrive, am thinking of just before lunch?

Thanks

Kx

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LIZS · 17/04/2009 19:09

Arrive when it opens, and head straight for the ride you most want to go on .

trockodile · 17/04/2009 19:13

I would go as early as possible (opening time pref), and go straight to the far end of the park or to any of the big rides that you really want to go on. Try to do the opposite of the majority! Hope you have a nice day

gegs73 · 17/04/2009 19:17

Hi - we went over the easter holidays and turned right and went on the ramrod racers? ride first then down past there to the viking section. Even though it was Easter hols there were very small queues as I think most people go the other way down the main hill! Have a nice time.

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KSW · 17/04/2009 19:20

did you have awful queues to get in? at the start?? I have little ones with me so we're not so worried about going on the "big" rides.... I am just not keen to spend hours getting in....

Thanks

Kx

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LIZS · 17/04/2009 19:27

Never had bad queues to get in , but to leave the carpark is another matter !

MollieO · 17/04/2009 19:32

It will be raining heavily there tomorrow so the locals like me won't bother going. Never had to queue to get in but good suggestion to go to the popular rides first (except the Viking one as you will get soaked). New Pharoahs ride seems very popular (not sure why) and if your dcs are big enough the Jungle Coaster is always popular. My favourite (and also very popular) ride is the Boat ride.

gegs73 · 17/04/2009 19:34

I've been there when there have been big queues to get in. However I've never stood there longer than 10/15mins. Only thing I would suggest is getting there as soon as they open. Also with my two they are normally so excited about being at legoland that they don't mind queueing.

ChippyMinton · 17/04/2009 19:34

Buy tickets in advance and print at home, then go past the tickets booths straight to the turnstiles. Once inside pick up a map & lost parents stickers at the guest services window to your right.

Get there by 9.45am. Avoid coming in via the M4, as you could end up queuing through Windsor itself. Better to go to junction M25/J13 and get there via Old Windsor or from the M3.

Look on the website and check height restrictions. Actually if you have only pre-schoolers, stay at home and go another day!

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KSW · 18/04/2009 08:35

THANKS EVERYONE

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