Nice little addition to Legoland Florida. It's a small aquarium right at the entrance. Given that…read moreit is small and there isn't anything extraordinary about it, I wouldn't pay extra for it. However, I enjoyed it as a little cool off during hot temperatures. There are some fun things to do for kids like a touch tank and then there is a small gift shop at the end. But it's a less than 30 min experience.

I was fortunate to be able to attend the SEA LIFE Florida Aquarium at Legoland's grand opening and…read moreget an exclusive first look at everything! It was truly an amazing and fun-filled experience. This is a legitimate, beautiful and impressive aquarium. They have everything except for the really big aquatic life, and it's all centered around being super kid-friendly and kid-accessible, as Legoland focuses on in all parts of their campus. They have a small section where you can pet starfish and a few other creatures after washing your hands. There are adorable manta rays, multiple breeds of sea horses, jellyfish, small sharks and pufferfish and all the classically recognized fish from the Nemo movie. In each section of the aquarium there are interactive touch screens where you can learn exactly what sea creatures are in each exhibit and read a little more info on them. There's a part where you can walk under and through the exhibit, and plenty of other areas for photo-ops. It's such an adorable and fun adventure "under the sea", and though it's centered around the kids, if you're an adult it's sure to bring out your inner child as well.

Took my toddler for the first time. Great introduction to a theme park. Only worth paying for 1…read moreadult ticket. We stayed about 2.5 hours.

For $60 a person they could at least give everyone a chance to meet the characters. But they rope…read moreoff and only let a small number of people meet the characters in costume. Worker by name of Nellie was not very pleasant to speak with either. Overall not worth this amount of money. Few rides- few games- one restaurant with mid food, a cinema, a splash area, playground. Just for kids to be disappointed not to meet their favorite characters in person.

This is not your typical equestrian adventure by any means, it seems this could be one of the…read morelargest collection of plastic horses ever mounted in an outward looking position. This colorful disk coaster spins its riders backwards and forwards on a circular track repeatedly like a carousel on steroids. I was assigned a steed named number thirty-six, his steel mane is a handhold that most riders grip tightly before the ride launches into its continuous spinning gallop. The lack of stirrups adds to the excitement, but the motorcycle like sissy bar keeps you tightly locked against the saddle horn so if you dare you can raise your hands and scream as loud as you can without any fear of being bucked off. I'd say it's definitely one of the best rides in the park, today's wait time was just over forty minutes...

This ride is totally different then how I remember it several years ago. Maybe because I am older…read morebut I don't know. My girls loved this ride. I myself felt a little nauseous . Maybe because of the heat or the fact I just ate and had a full belly. Don't get me wrong it was fun but I would recommend not to eat before getting on this ride, especially if you 40 like myself.

Good: * My preschoolers (1 & 3 y/o) could ride the majority…read moreof the rides. * Staff are very friendly and helpful. If you experience a delay, they will do whatever they can to make it better. (I got stuck on a ride for 15 minutes and was given a free FastPass for my whole group. * The majority of the rides had no wait times, and you could walk right on. If there was a wait, it was usually 5 minutes or less. * The park has indoor play areas. * They provide amazing baby care areas (Located in the indoor play areas), they have high chairs, a kitchen area, changing stations, and a dark area with rocking chairs for breastfeeding or to get a little one to sleep. * Most of the park is shady, which helps out a lot on the hot days. * Food prices are reasonable. They are cheaper than other amusement parks we have been to. Bad: * Have to read the small print! If you get a souvenir cup, it is only for unlimited refills that day. Any additional days cost another $10.99. * The water park has very strict rules. There are height requirements for every slide on the playground, and they will measure your kid every time. Additionally, they have a lot of rules for the wave pool even when the waves aren't going. It's a 10-minute wait. * Lifeguard seems to make up rules, or not all rules are listed. Ugly: * The water park lifeguards are confrontational. The water park has strict rules, and the lifeguard has no problem kicking kids out of the area. I watched lifeguards pull a kid (probably 3 or 4) from a slide by his life vest because they had a one-kid-on-the-slide rule. I get the rule, but it's not serious enough to put their hands on a child. We were only in the park for 4 hours and witnessed 3 arguments between parents and lifeguards, and the lifeguards always seemed to escalate the situation rather than de-escalate it. Overall, it was the worst part of Legoland for us. * The park hours were another huge downfall for us. The Water park closes at 4, and the whole park closes at 5. During summer hours (June/July), the water park closes at 5, and the whole park closes at 6. Overall, the main Legoland park was amazing, and I love how they have rides and activities for all ages. I personally would not pay extra for the waterpark.

I went into LEGOLAND hoping for that classic LEGO magic, bright colors, fun details, and the…read morefeeling that everything around you was built from the bricks we all know and love. Instead, the property felt tired, worn down, and was lowkey very neglected. The maintenance issues were impossible to ignore. Paint was fading everywhere, the iconic LEGO bricks on buildings and sculptures looked washed out, and a lot of the park just didn't look clean. Dust was literally caked onto vents and fans, like they hadn't been touched in ages. It gave the whole place a dull, dingy vibe instead of the playful, colorful atmosphere you'd expect from a LEGO experience... The Ninjago ride breaking down with people stuck on it was another huge red flag. Rides malfunction sometimes, sure, but when the rest of the park already feels poorly maintained, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence. And maybe the biggest disappointment: it just didn't feel like LEGO. Instead of that bold, creative, brick-built world, the park gives off more of a "knockoff LEGO" energy. Like the idea is there, but the devs did not execute it properly. Its giving tourist trap vibes... Just save ur hundred dollars and put it towards going to Disney or Universal... Like bro what do they even do with the money they earn from the park.. BUT THE STAFF ARE VERY SUPER NICE!! Overall, the experience felt underwhelming and outdated. With the price of admission, you'd expect a park that's clean, well-kept, and full of that signature LEGO personality. Unfortunately, this was not IT.

This is a weirdly fun ride…read more The ride itself seems a little outdated and old, but it's still a ton of fun. I was afraid when we were waiting in line that when we turned the corner there would be more line (like how it works at Disney), but nope, you turn the corner right into the ride itself. That five minute wait really is five minutes. One the ride you are shooting at green targets and if you get it something happens. I really like that, that instead of just points something may move or there's a sound. The shooting isn't very accurate, but I honestly wanted to ride this again just to see what more things would do. I did jump one or two times in fright when something unexpectedly moved, but my five and three year old weren't fazed. Our friends are a family of five and they were able to all sit in a car. This is huge since some of the rides only allowed one adult per child. Overall, I'm a fan and I would ride it again.

The Lost Kingdom Adventure is a slow moving, dark ride, which allows you to shoot various targets…read morethroughout your journey through the tomb. The vehicle can seat approximately 4 people, two in front and two in back. The ride will maneuver you through various obstacles such as skeletons, snakes, mummies, hieroglyphics, and much more. If you accurately hit the objects, you'll move the animatronics and special scenes will occur. The wait time wasn't too bad, approximately 5-10 minutes. Legoland didn't have the build station in the middle of the wait queue available, but the ride was super fun! My daughter enjoyed it!

Always amazing to see how big the area is and all made of Legos…read more Plenty of buildings and places to recognize or fun scenes. Some are interactive. There is no shade at all and gets really hot in the FL sun. Also the sun has made some Legos fade as expected. Still awesome to see.

Miniland is awesome! It's seriously so cute. I'm constantly in awe over the man hours that went…read moreinto it. There's everything from pirate ships to a HUGE Star Wars section. Also, there's a big ol' Vegas potion, which I adore. NASA, with a moving rocket ship, Washington DC, Florida landmarks, California and so much more! The only bad thing is that it is the least shaded area in all of LEGOLAND and man, does it feel hot out there in the open in the middle of summer. But, there are those misting fans everywhere, which is helpful. Also, some of the models are older and faded, with interactive buttons that dysfunction, but it's still super cool and lots of fun! We go to Legoland all the time and while Miniland doesn't really change much, we always have to stop by and check it out.

Fun for young kids…read more This is clearly a ride for young kids, think maybe 7 and under. Luckily, that was the age group we came with. What cracks me up is we were standing in line (three adults with four kids, because the fifth kid was too short so she was with her mom) when I saw a sign that said one adult per tower. This is pretty inefficient when you really think about it, because if a child wants to ride with their parent they have to wait for an empty ride. So there's three of us adults determining which one of us is "lucky" enough to ride with the four kids. I ended up volunteering as tribute. You can see there were two empty seats with us since no other kids wanted to join us. It basically just goes up and down a few times. It's not that scary for the kids, but the little ones love it. Since I get motion sickness, this was also great for me. Usually the line is less than 15 minutes, but I definitely wouldn't stick around if it's more than that.

This is a kiddie version of the Drop Zone type rides. It holds a total of 12 people, I think,…read morebetween the two rides. It's not super high and it's not super fast, so even the littles get a kick out of it. It's enough to be fun for the older kids, too. There's a slightly larger seat in the middle of each ride for an adult, if your little one needs you to ride along. It's fun and the line moves quickly. It's located by the other Egypt themed rides just past the carnival games. There's a misting fan right next to it, too, so... bonus!

Line can take forever, but the actual ride is fun…read more Our waitress at the Legoland hotel told us that this is one ride that can get long lines (the other ride she warned us about was Pirate River Quest, which is on a league of it's own for inefficiencies). When we rode this, I understood why. We walked over here as our second ride when the park opened, so it wasn't a long line yet. The reason even a short line might be long is you are dependent on how fast the people decide to make the boats go. You are in full control of the steering and the speed of the boat. Decide you don't want to move anymore? Take your foot off the gas pedal. Want to go in a circle? Keep your steering wheel turned all the way to one side. In this day and age where rides are usually pretty regulated, this was bananas to me. I was riding with my three year old son, who can't steer worth beans. Every time I tried to take over he'd yell "NO" so we ran into a lot of the siding. I did keep my foot on the gas the entire time so we wouldn't be the weak link. Hopefully everyone in front of you decides to be normal people and get through this ride in a reasonable time. However, if someone decides to go rogue you may be stuck waiting for a while.

Lego City Boating School is a boat ride, where you actual steer the boat throughout the course…read more Lego City Boating School has a similar ride to the Legoland California Theme park as well. This ride is located towards the Lego driving school, at the end of the theme park, towards the entrance to Legoland water park. The wait-time was less than 5 minutes early morning when the Theme park opened, but the wait time drastically increased towards the mid-afternoon, around 30-60 minutes. The boating school is a slow ride through the water course. You can see several mini Lego sculptures throughout the ride. Be careful though! Depending on whom is driving you may get a little bit wet during the ride! It's fun though. You should ride it at least once during your visit at Legoland Florida.

My son is a huge Legoland fan (and so am I) and we've been here a few times. We haven't made it to…read morethe waterpark until recently as it is often closed. It was fun to try it and it's definitely a nice change from the park on a hot day. My son loved some of the crazy slides. There is a lazy river and lots of Lego water stations the kids can play with. That being said, there are a few downsides: the location is not ideal. It's all the way at the end of the park so you have to walk through Legoland and back when you go. What makes this even more tedious is that there are no towels provided so you have to get all that stuff yourself through the park. The chairs were a bit run down. Only one food booth with limited options and they weren't accommodating at all when I accidentally ordered the wrong fountain drink. I doubt I will come back. The hotel pool is more fun.

Always such a great time here for the kids. Love that the rides are the size of the kids and my six…read moreyear old is able to ride 90 percent of the rides without a problem. Water park was amazing for such a hot day with so many areas. Love that they had the water play area where the kids used legos to build their boat and then race them down the water flow. Water playground area had a lot to do and many slides which made it extra fun. Would definitely return on another hot summer day.

Coastersaurus is a thrill roller coaster inside Legoland Florida theme park. The Legoland…read moreCalifornia has the same roller coaster, but different Lego themed dinosaurs. It's a wooden roller coaster and there is a height requirement, 42'' to ride with an adult. It's a fun roller coaster. It feels like a older ride since it's a wooden roller coaster. It sits two people per row. The wait-time varies through-out the day. In the early morning and evening, typically the wait time is less than 5 minutes, however, during the day, the wait time can get up to 60 minutes. I'd recommend riding this ride a few times early morning. It's relatively quick, maybe less than 30 seconds for the entire ride. You'll need to store your items before getting on the ride. The ride has several drops and turns. Your picture is also captured at the end of the ride! You can get a digital photo pass for 2 days, $30.00.

Awesome wooden roller coaster! Must be 42" to ride with an adult. It's a perfect roller coaster for…read morenew riders and people not into roller coasters much. I love the dinosaur theme and it is always fun to ride. You gotta ride it at least 3 times!