Legoland with 11 year old

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My son has just turned 11 and he has never been to legoland. I am taking him to London to visit family and would like to take him there. Would it be too babyish for him? He is not a big fan of the scarier rides at amusement parks anyway. Not a massive lego addict but enjoys putting kits together.

if not legoland whats another big attraction he might enjoy?

Also best way fo getting there from North London without a car? (or should I rent one?)

my teenage daughter enjoys it although yes there are younger kid elements there also fun rides for teens

There are other theme parks around London too. We went to legoland when my eldest was 9 and he liked it. I thought it all seemed quite tired and overpriced, but it wasn't my day out. Have you asked your son what he would like to so?

Legoland is aimed at 3-12, and has plenty of rides he might enjoy if he's not a fan of the bigger type of ride. It's really not aimed at teens - they want thorpe park!

Harry Potter studio tour is great if he's a fan.

From North London, go to Paddington then take the train to Windsor and Eton Central (change at Slough). Then there's a shuttle bus but we always hop in a taxi.
It's worth getting up very early but that's one of the benefits of taking an older child, they have more stamina.

Legoland from north London without a car would be an awful faff and quite expensive. I would look at an attraction in London if I were you. Especially if he's not really into rides or Lego! There is heaps to do in London for a boy of 11. What about a show? Natural History Muesum? Science Museum? A London pop up immersive experience. The Eye. Greenwich. Climb the O2. Art. IMAX. River boat. And so on.

thank you for the transport advice @Smallinthesmoke

We have already done loads of those things, @LittleMonks11 He likes rides at amusement parks, just not the very extreme scary ones. And I think he will enjoy the lego models.