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Legoland whilst pregnant?

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SantasRubiksCube · 16/05/2024 16:13

Me and DH are looking for some things to do with DC this year as not as likely to be able to do as much stuff next year with a baby. We're already booked to go glamping somewhere for a few nights in the summer holidays but an add on Facebook popped up for Legoland where they do a second day in the park and I thought it may be fun for them but I'm currently 24 weeks pregnant and not sure if it would be worth it? Eldest is 10 and doesn't like massive rollercoasters anyway so we would be sticking to mostly little kiddies rides but I know the general rule is no rides while pregnant even though I can't find any information on if little rides are ok? Shall I just find something else?

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TeenDivided · 16/05/2024 16:18

If eldest doesn't like massive rides, would Paultons Park near Southampton be better value? More small rides?

SantasRubiksCube · 16/05/2024 16:21

We have been there in the past but it's alot further from us and takes quite abit longer to get there, also I'm the only driver and don't quite fancy driving for hours and hours especially if it's hot when we go. I might just have a look around at closer things to us

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PitterPatter3 · 16/05/2024 16:28

Funnily enough we were there just the other day and I am 20 weeks. DC are little so we were only in Miniland, Duplo City and Bricktopia. Most rides do have pregnancy warnings (even things which look quite gentle) so your DH would need to be prepared to do most of that, including going round twice on rides which require 1:1 adult accompaniment. The only things I did were a boat ride and hot air balloons. If you’re all happy with that though, it should be fine. We went with grandparents and everyone had a good day overall.

Gilo2024 · 17/05/2024 12:21

We go a lot, there's lots of other things to do other than rides - water park (if open, check in advance), miniland, the shows, lego play, interactive walks (go past flight of the sky lion, head to the magical forest walkthrough experience after the water ride - you'll have to look for it as it's possible to miss it).

You can go on a lot of 'experience' rides - lego deep dive adventure, train, balloon school, coastguard HQ, everything in Duplo valley (except the coaster). If child is old enough there's lots they can do on their own too.

Obviously avoid the larger coasters (those in pirate shores, some in mythica and definitely avoid monster house party, it'll make you sick, and Viking valley) but they are great to walk around too.

Other option is Chessington, they have animals there which is great, shows and some, larger rides.

If you can afford it - go! The hotels are lovely too (the cheaper one is just as good as the other). However, avoid eating in the hotels, their food is terrible (in the park the food is as expected).

Also you can definitely go to Legoland with a baby so don't rule that out

Have fun!

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