Legoland

[Caroline5]

Am thinking of going to Legoland with dd1 6 (NT) and dd2 4 non-mobile. A friend has told me that this will be impossible on my own with the two of them - ie dd1 will miss out on a lot of rides as I won't be able to take her on leaving dd2. Don't seem to be able to find anyone else to go with us at the moment!

For those who have been there, would it be worth a visit anyway if I forewarn dd1 that she might not be able to go on everything or is this a complete waste of time (and money - have got the Tesco vouchers, but all the same!) Sorry if this is a silly question.

How do you get into Legoland with Tescos vouchers

You exchange the vouchers they send you for using your Tesco Clubcard for Clubcard Deals - one of which is getting into Legoland for much less than normal.

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dd2 is 93cm, but can't stand unsupported - not sure about taking her on rides... dd1 isn't over 130cm. Thanks essbee, I think you are right about trying to take them separately. will try to take dd1 on one of her inset days while dd2 is at school.

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Thanks

If anyone goes to Legoland with SN children then take your DLA letter with you. Go to guest services and one adult will be admitted free as a carer for the SN child. The party [we had 7 of us] all get a stamp on their hand allowing them to enter rides through the exits and avoid queuing. It makes a day out a lot, lot easier.

i second that!!! We have had 2 fabulous days at legoland ...no queing....but if like mine...your kids have the good old hidden disabilities...be prepared for some filthy looks!!!!!