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Address
Legoland Windsor
Winkfield Road
Windsor
SL4 4AY
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How to get there
SatNav
According to LEGOLAND® information, it may be best to follow the brown tourist information signs directing you to LEGOLAND, as some Sat Nav systems may incorrectly direct you into a residential street.
By Car
LEGOLAND® Windsor is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot road just two miles from Windsor town centre. It's easily reached via the M25 (Junction 13, from Egham follow signs along the A308 towards Windsor) and clearly signed from the M3 (Junction 3), M4 (Junction 6) and all approach roads.. There is also a quieter route, signposted from Windsor (see the LEGOLAND® website for more information).
By Train
Just half an hour from London Paddington to Windsor & Eton Central, via Slough on the First Great Western. Or direct from London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside on South West Trains. Approximate journe -
Parking
Unless you are a premium ticket holder, you will need to buy a parking ticket. This can be purchased from the Ticket Booths or Guest Services at any time during your day.
Car parking is included in the price of a Premium LEGOLAND Annual Pass or Premium MERLIN Annual Pass. Parking is not included in the price of a Standard MERLIN Annual Pass. -
Accessibility
LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort has been designed with the needs of guests with disabilities firmly in mind.
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Further Information
Website: http://www.legoland.co.uk
Telephone: (+44) (0)871 2222 001
LEGOLAND
There are probably few people who have not heard of, or played with Lego, and to anyone who has, the name says it all: this theme park is all about Lego, mainly for children from 2 to 13, but also a great place for Lego fans of all ages.
The park is open from April through to early November (please see their website for details).
Attractions
Legoland is grouped into several themed areas, such as Adventure Land, the Kingdom Of The Pharaohs or Pirates Landing, each with their own attractions.
The park offers numerous indoor and outdoor rides, fun activities such as driving Lego cars in the Lego Driving School.
There's also a charming area called Miniland, where nearly 40 million pieces have been used to recreate scenes from the USA and Europe.
Recreation
The park has several family restaurants, offering meals ranging from all-you-can-eat pasta to Baby Back Ribs or Piri Chicken Burgers.
For those not wanting a long sit-down meal, there are the quick bite restaurants such as the Fried Chicken Express or Mexican Cantina. And for anyone in a real hurry, or not wanting to sit down at all, a snack from one of the Grab & Go stalls may be the right choice.
To round it all off, or as an in-between refreshment, ice creams and fresh doughnuts are available at the various ice cream parlours.
General Information
