We went three days in a row with our 5 year old. He had a BLAST! We were here the end of May. The splash park was open and getting a reservation was easy. It wasn't crowded so we got to do every ride multiple times. Being that the park just opened a few weeks earlier, I was surprised how many things were broken or out of order. Wish they really did a quality check and quick repairs. Issues with: Water battle sprayer, Ninjago sensors, Ferrari race game simulator, water canyons, sky flight ride was down an entire day, build a fish simulation to name a few. Ride favorites: -The Dragon (this was a legit roller coaster!) -Ninjago (3D interactive) --Splash Battle -Coast guard boat (sit in the back for the ultimate thrill). -Driving school (getting a license was overly priced) The Apple fries were delicious! Do not skip this treat and get the caramel sauce! The 4D movie was fun and a nice way to cool down. Loved the minifigure trading stations and the hunt for pop badges and Mr Gold. Miniland was so cool, but again a lot of broken features. Overall we had a blast! Good luck leaving without buying a katana! read more

See all

Did two days with my wife and child, pretty clean and nice staff overall. Aimed towards younger children, probably 4-9 years of age is good. No crazy rides, most are pretty tame, a few fun water rides and a splash park you can book times for throughout the day in twenty minutes intervals. Themed well, you can see everything within a day or two tops. My son enjoyed it, nice place. The food was pricey but much better than expected, we had chicken, tacos, burgers, fries and pulled chicken and pork during our trip. We saved some money by not staying at the Legoland hotel, but by getting a package deal at the local Sleep Inn. read more

We had such a fun time at LEGOLAND. The kids absolutely loved it and there was plenty to do for all ages. One of the coolest parts was seeing all the amazing LEGO designs and statues throughout the park. You can tell a lot of creativity and detail went into everything. There were tons of rides for both younger kids and older ones, and when we visited there were barely any lines, which made the day so much more enjoyable. We were able to do so much without spending the whole day waiting around. The only downside was that some of the staff could have been a little friendlier, but overall it was still a really great experience and a perfect family trip. read more

Legoland New York Theme Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Goshen, New York

See all

Goshen, NY - we came on probably the last perfect summery-warm October weekend during Brick or Treat so the park was pretty crowded, though I imagine not at peak capacity. The lines were long enough that we weren't enticed to do too many rides (I'd say most rides were a 30-40 minute wait if not more), but there was a lot to see around the park and it was hard to yank my young child away from the activity stations with Lego builds anyway so we decided to just leisurely enjoy what we can since we bought annual passes. Thanks to Yelp friend Nehal's helpful tip, I learned there was a promo on the Gold Pass in the park for $109 that is good through the rest of 2025 + 2026 (normal price is $169), and since it includes standard parking ($35 - cos charging exorbitantly for something that used to be free is the new normalized scam), that was a no brainer for us since we'll definitely take advantage of all the benefits more than a couple of times. You can still get this deal until 11/2/2025! In park purchase only, not online. The park is a good size, neither too big nor too small, with beautiful surroundings views of the mountains yonder. It's well maintained and clean, and I appreciate there are garbage and recycling receptacles everywhere, as well as many benches and seats, bless! The staff we encountered were mostly friendly and helpful. There are 7 themed lands, with rides and activities for different age groups, and is suitable for kids 2-12yo, though I'd say 3.5-10yo is the sweet spot. All the rides are pretty low intensity but the more thrilling rides are the Dragon Coaster (smaller children can enjoy Dragon's Apprentice), Lego Factory Adventure Ride, and Ninjago the Ride. Most of the kiddie rides are near the entrance, and don't miss the new Peppa Pig playground for younger littles. One of my favorite attractions (and my kiddo's too) is Miniland USA, an incredible and super detailed model landscape made entirely of Lego bricks, with mini replica buildings, landmarks, and scenes from several American cities like NYC, Chicago, Washington DC, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and more. The creations are a marvel! There are several food/restaurant options throughout the park, but it's nice they also allow you to bring your own, if you'd rather avoid typical amusement park dining that's mediocre and overpriced. Be prepared to walk a lot, especially if you have a stroller or otherwise can't do stairs (shortcuts between levels), as you'd have to follow long paths that wind around the length of the park. I'll update my review once we have a chance to explore more rides and the seasonal water playground, but I enjoyed touring the park and child had an awesome time. read more

See all

12:30 pm and tons of rides closed and the Dragon's Apprentice is already 85 minutes. They need to do better with getting people on and off the rides. It's 40 degrees and. Less than half the parking lot is full. Imagine a full parking lot this place would be a nightmare read more

Legoland New York Theme Park - 12:30 pm and tons of rides closed and the Dragon's Apprentice is already 85 minutes. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Goshen, New York

On a bright sunny 85F warm Sunday of October, we decided to visit the Legoland since they were having month long Halloween event (Brick or Treat) and tickets were on 50% discount. Upon arrival it was easy to find the giant parking lot, but the price was $35 for the day. We breezed through the security and ticketing scanning lines, wasn't crowded at all. Upon entering the park I was actually really impressed. Some of the big rides and merchandise shops were right at the entrance. They had free paper maps. As we wandered around we got on several rides. The rides around the Lego Castle and Lego City were much more fun. Some of the popular rides had wait time up to 20 minutes, but most other rides had less than 5 minutes wait time. Some of our favorite rides were ninjago, tower climb, dragon's apprentice, and splash battle. The miniland is an incredible place in itself. They recreated so many of America's beloved cities like NYC, Philadelphia, DC, Chicago, Vegas with their most iconic landmarks and buildings. It was so impressive to see how they incorporated every single small details. At the park we found out there were about 7 locations where they were giving out candies to everyone between 2pm - 6 pm. There were also halloween decorations all around the park. There were some halloween special character greet and meets as well. The food and drinks are prices at the park as expected. A soda bottle was $6, hot dog $11, and got a special halloween ice cream that costed $25. The double cheeseburger and chicken tender I had for lunch was decent but the hot dog was pretty bad. Soda bottles seemed stale, not sure how they managed to do that. In the park they were running special promo of Gold Pass only for $109 (Regular price $169), for rest of 2025 and all of 2026. I was able to use my $35 parking fee towards the purchase. I also got 10% discount towards all food and merchandise I purchased in the park. For future visits I'll be getting free parking and bring 2 guests for 50% discount. It was really worth getting it as I found few legos and magnets in the park and do plan to comeback for Christmas and next summer. All the staff members were really nice to us throughout the park. They went above and beyond when they were having trouble applying my parking fee towards the Gold pass purchase. The whole experience was so nice that we entered around 11:30 am but ended up staying until 6pm when they were closing. read more

See all

Not sure why the rating is so low. I actually enjoyed our time in the Legoland NY. Regular parking($35) and preferred parking($50) for the customers. Or you can get annual pass, parking included and 10% off for all the purchases. The park has several sections. All contain rides, food and shopping. Many benches to rest. They should have more trees or water mist stations to cool people down though. We were there in Oct still pretty hot under the sun for couple hours. Can't image the heat in summer time. Overall not much waiting for rides. Only Ninja go ride we waited 30mins. The rest was from no wait to 15mins wait. The waterpark was closed for the season but I'm sure it's a big hit in the summer. Overall a great theme park. Kids over 40" can pretty much get on all the rides. Good for family have small children. Bathrooms are clean. Food is ok but it's theme park, I'm not picky about it. read more

See all

Legoland NY may be the smallest of the US Legoland parks, but it offers enough fun activities to make a great day trip with the family or with friends. I go at least once a year with my group of friends (all adults) and we always find something fun to do! This marks the third year attending the "Brickmas" event, where the park has transformed into a winter wonderland. Despite most of the rides and some of the park areas being closed, the event offers unique experiences such as an "ice skating ring" which uses a plastic floor that shockingly resembles the feeling of skating on real ice, meeting a Lego Santa, and even writing a letter to Lego Santa (who actually mails you response!!!). Don't expect the amount of activities, rides, and experiences you'd find at Disney or Universal. Go with the mindset of a fun day trip for the Lego fan in your family (or yourself) and you'll have a great time! Be sure to try the Build it Boss IPA, a Legoland NY exclusive drink made by a local brewery. The food is not bad either, I really enjoyed my steak taco bowl from Pirate's Tavern! read more

See all

We had an amazing time at Legoland New York! So much to do and see. The kids and adults had a great time. The experience was wonderful. Employees all around the park were friendly, hard working, helpful, and patient. It was so nice being able to chat with a few of them, like bumping into family! They do a great job keeping the park neat, clean, organized, and safe for all. Plenty of restrooms all around. A nice variety of spots to eat at (good enough for a kiddie theme park), with loads of gift shops (dangerous place to be at). Being here makes me feel like one of the kiddos. Smiles all around. I can't wait to visit again! read more

One of my BFF got my family tickets to Legoland when there was one of those big summer sale. It was fun but a little bit overwhelming for me. Pros: 1) I loved the Lego setup with all these different statues... the animals, and of course all the different famous cities. 2) if you buy something at the store, they can hold it for you until you're ready to pickup before you leave. Cons: 1) The lines were ridiculously long and I felt like it wasn't moving at times. You need to buy the tickets where you can skip the lines to make it more worth it. 2) There's absolutely no shade around and it was hot in the summer. Keep the kids hydrated. It is stroller friendly but it brings you through the long route. 3) We wanted to stay at the water park but they only allow you 20 minutes at a time which was super annoying. My friends booked the water park back to back timing but the fact that you had to leave and come back was annoying 4) the restaurant closes before the park closes... I think around 4pm. The lines were also super long. read more

See all

I went on a Sunday but it was surprisingly not crowded. The wait for most of the rides was 5 to 10 minutes. Security: You could bring in snacks, water bottles, and juice. Some Coca cola stations have free ice and water, so you can refill your bottles throughout the day. Some stations ran out of ice in the afternoon. Souvenir cup: Definite worth getting if it you want to stay hydrated and refill more than 3 times. (You will most likely be getting a drink at lunch). I make the purchase online and redeemed it in Bricktopia. Rides: There are different rides and it depends on the age of your kids. most of the kiddie rides were in Brick Street and Bricktopia. Favorite Ride: Legojago Ride. Journey into the Monastery, where Master Wu teaches you the powers of the elements. It starts with a series of amazing illusions for practice - until the Great Devourer breaks through and you must fight to save the World of Ninjago! The ride was immerse and you got to experience a ride and a game as you fight with ninjas throwing ninja stars at them. Food: Ate at the Brickolini Pizza and Pasta. Ordered a kids cheese pizza and the Alfredo pasta. I probably would not go back. I would try the Smokey Brick BBQ in Brick land. Gondola: I took the Gondola from Brick Street to Lego Pirates. As a result, I missed visiting Miniland. Reservation: For the water park, make sure you make a reservation at 7 am. The park wasn't packed when I went but reservations were going fast especially in the afternoon. Keep in mind that the reservation is for 20 minutes. Link to promotion code I used for buy one get one free ticket for $94 and Souvenir cup for $14.99. https://www.legoland.com/new-york/promotions/cokesummer/ read more

See all

Positives: -Park is nicely designed and clean. -Stroller friendly and has lots of resting areas strategically placed. -Great for young kids (under 12). Negatives: -Most rides are not designed to accommodate a ton of people. So lines move rather slowly. -Parking is pricey ($35). -Understaffing is an issue. The park needs additional staff to operate more efficiently. There are rides that have just one person managing the entire thing, which slows everything to a crawl. Conclusion: Timing is everything. If you come on a day that is not too busy, Legoland will probably be a pleasant experience. Also, almost all of the rides and attractions are designed with young children as the target demographic. So if you have teenagers, they may find it too kiddy for them. read more

See all

Came here on a Sunday after the Fourth of July weekend forecast shows cloudy which was the perfect weather as it's not hot at all. Says parks opens at 10am and a great amount of people were already inside before 10am. There were 3 people standing at the entrance to scan the tickets. Bathroom is near the entrance. They had family bathroom and regular men and woman room. The bathroom had good strong AC and clean. Multiples bathrooms all around the park. If you are coming for the water playground make sure to reserve online on day of which opens at 7am for reserve your slot for the day. You will get a QR code. The session last only 20 mins which was a bummer. The tram will take you all the way there if you don't want to walk. The park was great for the little ones. Variety of rides with minimal wait time. Make sure to explore peppa playground, toddle size figurines for you to take pictures with. We weren't able to go on all the rides but we got most of it and it was a good one day trip from nyc to a huge amusements park. Food was okay. We got pizza and pasta which was mediocre. On Sunday the hours was 10-5 we left a little before park closes. It was still a fun experience for the little one. As long as they are happy. read more

See all

We have both LEGO enthusiasts and amusement park fans in our group, so this was a big win. The LEGO theming and experiences were much enjoyed - there are meet and greets with characters, a 4D theater showing various LEGO franchise episodes (bonus: the theater has air conditioning if you are there in the heat, and several of the shows sprayed mist or water as part of the 4D features), and a whole lot of building opportunities around the park. There are also numerous opportunities to enjoy looking at impressive builds, as well as the chance to build with Master Builders in the Creative Workshop. The rides are also fun, ranging from familiar faces like a carousel to a Tower Climb Tournament. The main coaster is the Dragon, and the first section gives you the opportunity to check out cool themed builds before whisking you out on the track. The interactive Ninjago ride was also a favorite. The small water playground area requires a reservation and only lasts for 20 minutes - unfortunately, ours was even shorter due to a storm popping up. The best advice we got in advance was to be ready to go straight in (changed into swimsuits etc) before your time slot actually opens, and that paid off since we at least made it down the slides a couple of times and got splashed by the giant bucket before the storm. Parking is pricey unless you are staying at the resort - it's very walkable between the two. Park staff member Bebop was so kind and friendly. He filled us in on the must-sees inside the park and gave us area restaurant recommendations for later. Our LEGO fan was also thrilled to cap off the experience by successfully finding Mr. Gold. read more

We came with our 8 year old for the day and it was a great experience. We came in late April and the weather was perfect and so were the crowds...meaning there weren't any! I'm assuming it's pretty packed in the summer, but our visit allowed us to get on any and every ride fairly quickly with almost no lines at all. The one exception was the dragon coaster which was down for the first half of the day and was very disappointing....but their app makes it very easy to keep checking ride statuses and we bolted over there as soon as we found out it was open. We waited maybe 15-20 minutes and that was the maximum we waited for anything all day. And it was worth it, as it's a great ride! The rest of the park is mostly little kid/intermediate rides without the big crazy ones of a typical six flags type amusement park. My son loved it, and his favorite was the "driving school" which he did probably 3 or more times since there is as never a wait. They also had a cool Ferrari racing center which was great for a photo op and to build your own Lego car and test it out. He made 3 of his own mini figures which were overpriced, but not unexpected. We had to do it for the experience! He enjoyed it very much and already wants to go back. The water park doesn't open till around Memorial Day so we didn't get to do that part....which I would gladly take the trade off of having no crowds! I also really loved the area where they had different cities made out of legos- fun to walk around and check out. If you have young kids, it's a great spot! Also beautiful views and surrounding area. read more

This is a good theme park for young kids - good amount of rides and activities for them to enjoy. The area with the various cityscapes is magnificent and clearly the star attraction! There are a few issues with this park that made me give it a lower rating. 1. Ride management needs some work - the staff is VERY inefficient in getting the rides ready and managing the flow of people. Due to this, wait times were crazy long even though the park was not that busy - learn something from Disney! 2. Parking management was inefficient as well - took us over 20 minutes to be let in to the parking area - there was 1 person checking in cars at a time! 3. The operating hours are too short for kids to enjoy the rides. Our kids were able to do only 4/5 rides during our visit Food options are decent and worth the cost. read more

See all

First, beware of coming here when temps are high! There's almost zero shade in this park. Second, make sure your kid is tall enough to do rides, otherwise a waste of time. My daughter just made the cut off on some of the rides. The rides for the younger kids may go around 2-3 times and it's done. In my option it's a good amount of time to keep the lines going and their attention span. I would recommend a stroller or wagon! The walk is crazy coming back up. This park is also almost completely cashless. Bring your card. I can't review the resort part but it looked nice from the outside. read more

See all

Came here on a very hot, humid July day. Bring umbrellas, fans, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, water, swimsuits, and any other essential items for hot weather, because you will BAKE in the sun. Pros: - This park is pretty big, you need 2 full days to see the entire park and not feel rushed. - Food is decent, we ate at Brickolini's Pizza & Pasta. Caesar Salad was yummy, and the pizza was more like thick breadsticks covered in cheese. For a group of 5 adults and 3 kids, 1 large pizza is more than enough. - Fun Water Playground that both adults and kids can enjoy. However, you MUST reserve your timed-entry spot online (link below). You're only allowed inside for 20 minutes at a time, and they kick everyone out to make way for the next group. They provide free sunscreen at one of the booths. - Fun rides and attractions for toddlers and smaller kids, didn't see many options for 8+ - Miniland is awesome, I loved the immersive miniature cities with moving parts and background music - Air-conditioned bathrooms - Security isn't too strict. While no outside food is allowed, we were able to bring in water bottles, small bags of snacks, and juice boxes. - Re-entry is allowed Cons: - Everything is quite expensive inside the park. $35 for regular parking. $16 for a can of cider?! They have machines to dry you off after the wet rides, but they charge $6! - They don't provide any takeaway boxes or foil to pack your food. - The gondolas are quite stuffy inside Overall, it was a cute time! Here's how I would redo my visit: 1. As early as possible on the day of your visit, reserve 3 back-to-back slots for the Water Playground towards the end of the day 2. Bring insulated bottles so you can fill them up with drinks at the restaurants, and large ziplock bags to pack any leftover food 3. After exploring Brick Street and Bricktopia, visit Miniland first instead of taking the gondola down (since that's a nice leisurely walk down, and you can take your time enjoying the mini cities and take lots of pictures) 4. Explore Lego Castle/Nature Way/Ninjago World since those are the farthest away from the exit. 5. End the day at Lego City/Lego Pirates/Water Playground Links: - Kids go free tickets: https://www.legoland.com/lego24kgf/ - Reserve your ride (especially the Water Playground!): https://llny.reservenride.com/# - Pay parking ticket to save time: https://me-llnewyork.na.tickets.legoland.com/packageDetails/18372?l=en - PDF Map: https://www.legoland.com/new-york/media/gushogjw/llny-park-map-2025.pdf read more

See all

My family and I have been to Legoland 3 times already, twice in the summer and once in the fall for Brick-or-Treat. We got the season pass deal where we get the rest of 2024 and all of 2025, since this also covers the parking fee it's paid for itself already and it's not even 2025 yet. My son is 6 years old and this theme park was very appropriate for him, the rides aren't too intense, so if you're looking for a day of thrill rides, look elsewhere. He enjoyed the rides, especially those that are in Ninjago. The great thing about Legoland is, when lines were too long or my son was overstimulated, we could easily find a show nearby, a playground, or a "build area" where the kids can just zone out and build something cool to attach to a wall or sculpture. You would think a kid would be bummed out that they can't take their creation home but he was so excited to have made something that's a part of Legoland, and sometimes you're even given a collectible "pop badge" for your efforts. The staff has always been really kind and seem genuinely excited and helpful, we haven't had a bad interaction to date. That includes everyone from the ticketing to the actors who put on the shows or meet and greets. With all the impressive Lego builds throughout the park, you never get bored there is always something to look at. I would say the one experience that there is room for improvement is the food. I agree with other reviewers, it's bland and low quality at best. The upside to this, and why they don't lose a star, is unlike most theme parks, you are allowed to bring snacks and a water bottle!! Game changer, especially with children! There are even refill stations throughout the park! Having the ability to bring our own stuff was such a lifesaver and I'm glad we knew that going in. There are some regular food chains outside of the park that you can eat at afterward if you're able to sustain you and your family on the snacks you bring while there. Something else to note before you go, the water playground is amazing in the hot summer heat but you must reserve a spot! You can do so the day of, our time in there felt short but you can reserve for multiple time slots, please don't do so if you don't intend to go to it because it takes a spot away from others! To reserve is free, and yes feels like a hassle but honestly when it's so hot out EVERYONE wants to go there and if they didn't control it I think they would have a lot more accidents on their hands. I love the free little surprises. Brick or treat was great, if you were in the park you received a bag and could go to all the little trick or treat stations for good candy, we only went around once and my son's haul was impressive! For this to be no extra cost I felt was a great deal, you can't get much these days without an extra fee! We also got a kick out of the pop badges you could earn and collect if you are paying attention! All in all we always have a good time here, you have to be flexible and prepared and I think that's fair to say about any outing with kids, especially theme parks. read more

See all

Pretty new theme park in Goshen NY. Greta for younger kids and family friendly. Parking is a little bit of a hike from the entrance. Park is very clean including bathrooms. Only complaint would be the rides need more people working them. The time it takes for a lone person to set up each ride vs the time of the ride is nuts. Decent but over priced food. Cool 4D movie theater the toddler loves it. read more

Legoland New York Theme Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Goshen, New York

We were pleasantly surprised with our most recent visit. We booked tickets and unfortunately it was a rainy day but the park has a policy that on rain days, when they decide to put their sign up, you can reuse your tickets for another day within the calendar year. Lucky for us the park stayed open and we were able do most of the park aside from the water park. There weren't many people in the park so the wait times were all minimal. They take safety very seriously at the park so it does take a while to get on and off the rides but our kids didn't mind. There were good mix of attractions for all ages but I think this park would max out with a 10-12 year old. Everyone was very helpful and the park was very clean. We loved that we got to take the sky ride back up to the top of the park. Everything was thought out and designed well. The kids had a blast and we are looking forward to coming back. The only food we ate at the park were the apple fries ( big hit). You can bring snacks and drinks into the park and there's stations to refill water bottles. read more

My kids love this theme park. It is for younger ages but my older child still was able to find things to do and had fun as well. It is attached to a hotel which we liked too. We did the Ninjago room and it was super cool. They had legos on the wall that you could build. read more

Came here with some 2 and 4 year olds amd they had quite a bit of fun. My husband also enjoyed it as he loves playing with legos. He enjoyed Miniature land and looking at all the miniature lego cities. My kids enjoyed going through it as well and pressing the buttons that trigger an action in the city. We came during halloween season and probably an hour after opening time and it was quite busy already. We waited on line for a simple baby train ride and that took like 20 minutes of our time. The kids really loved the driving ride where everyone actually drove their own car. That was a long wait as well. The fire truck ride was pretty cool as well as its a competitive gane where u compete with other ppl to put out a fire. I rode on the biggest coaster with my 6 yo and we both didnt quite like it. It gave me a headache even though it didnt go upside down and i think the tracks' fun-ness overall was lackluster. My 6yo was probably a bit scared though and he also said he had a headache from it. We also went on the ninjago 3D ride with all the kids including the 2yo. I was busy holding down my 2yo to sit in her seat but my 4yo enjoyed it. We also went trick or treating at the park and they gave alot of candy and pretzels out. There were so many trick or treat locations throughout the park. We ate at the pizzeria restaurant and it was quite crowded and food was expensive and took forever to come out. Took at least 30 minutes. 1 day was not enough to enjoy all that legoland has to offer. I will be going back with my season pass. read more

We came for the Lego Christmas event...most rides were closed. Our 4 year old did enjoy the ninjago and carousel rides. Would definitely return but only during summer months. read more

See all

I wish I had checked Yelp before visiting Legoland. We went on a mild weekend last month, excited for a fun day, especially with a BOGO deal (plus $35 extra for parking per car). Unfortunately, the experience fell short. Lines were long, rides were understaffed, and twice we waited 45 minutes for a ride only for it to break down right when it was our turn. After waiting 1.5 hours for two failed rides, we complained and received two "skip the line" passes for our group. I was walking with my niece and pushing my son in a stroller. After the employee gave her a treat for brick of treat, I was for one for my son too(sitting in the stroller). She then accused me to taking an extra fruit pouch. Not the welcoming service you'd expect. The food quality was disappointing as well--we got pork tacos that contained chunks of solid lard. Although we got a refund, it didn't make up for the subpar experience. The day wasn't all bad--our son enjoyed the playgrounds between rides. But with most rides out of his height range and so many issues, this wasn't the smooth, enjoyable day we had hoped for. read more

See all

Park was very nice went during the winter so literally empty no wait times for rides due to it being so cold but my son loved everything ninjago so we booked a last minute room at the adjacent Lego hotel which was ninjago themed he loved it only thing negative I would say is just how pricey the hotel was even with a discount was over 600 for one night and we left early unfortunately due to having a 2 hour drive back and snow incoming that morning read more

See all

Very overpriced for the Brick or Treat. Most the rides were "closed" or experiencing delays. The staff did a wonderful job passing out candy. They also were very generous with the candy. I was disappointed in the over price for everything, it was more than what we paid in the summer. We also got stuck on the skyline. It's pretty awful to be stranded in the middle of the line with no other message than "they will be back up shortly" and no way of communicating with staff. This turned out to be the worst of all of our trips. As locals, we enjoy being able to theme park close by but after a ride going down with no ETA after waiting 30 minutes and being stranded on a skyline for 10 minutes with no explanation or human reassurance - I think we are done with the land of Lego's. read more

Children love Legoland. Can take two days to see park fully. Food was ok as was quality and pricing. . Don't like the games of chance to seduce the children. . Plenty of walking . Only main issue is lack of signage for travel. Confusing where the sections are. read more

See all

First off- this park is beautiful- the views of the Catskills all around you, the Lego displays, the entire park is beautiful and fun. It's clean and new. It is very ADA friendly- ramps everywhere, all the rides are accessible. So awesome! The staff were all so friendly even one kid when I apologized for asking him to take a picture he replied "no worries I love my job" they were all very nice. It is expensive but to be expected. The cost of parking $35 and $55 for priority and the $26 for a laminate 'license' after a ride I think annoyed me the most but otherwise the food etc were on par for other parks. I loved how they had fillable water stations and we were allowed to bring in snacks and water bottles. The food was good and filling- we got burgers and fries at royal feast. The dragon coaster was so fun! Definitely recommend going on a weekday we planned ahead and did so and we walked on most rides. Lots of campers on trips though. You need a reservation for the water area and they literally whistle you out after 20 minutes that stinks, area could've been bigger with more water rides with the amount of land they have. But a great day, we'll be back! read more

See all

Had a fun time with my family of 4 I went for my birthday.We went for 2 nights and 1 day in the park,the trip was very expensive and it wasn't really worth staying 2 nights because the size of the park is smaller than other Legoland resorts. The hotel restaurant is not worth going to for dinner because of the price and food quality. The birthday package is too much money for the variety of items included with it. Costumer service was very helpful while helping us with refunding our fast passes. I still had a great time at Legoland New York. read more

We were so excited to bring all four kids to this place! Once we got there all the employee interactions were pretty pleasant. However, every single time we stood in line for a ride whether there were 2 or 20 people in front of us it still took an astronomical amount of time to get on each ride. Aside from the time for the rides only the BBQ place and the Pizza Place were open. For those that do choose to attend should also know that if it is super hot out there is no place to really catch some shade unless you go into a restaurant or walk all the way up to the top stores. read more

We had a great time. Monday, July 8, '24. Got there when it opened, spent ALLLLL day riding rides, eating, shopping, and looking at Lego Art. I'm not even a "lego guy," but our 8 yo is. The food was really overpriced and plain. We rode the bus from Manhattan. It was a great way to get there and back. My advice: - bring snacks - get the refillable souvenir cup - compare prices of Lego kits online, we found most were a little inflated (10%-25%) at the park. - bring a waterproof bag for things like phones and devices; there are surprising small splashes in areas where you may not expect like the 4D theater. We thought the staff members were super. Hospitable, helpful, informative, and kind. It seems that we lucked out with the schedule. We barely waited in any lines and didn't need, nor buy, a "fast pass." I could see where it would be useful on a packed day. We bought passes and bus passes ahead of time and reserved a splash pad time that was flexible today. Late afternoon a few rides were closed due to 95+ degree heat. All in all, we had a great time and would totally do it again! read more

See all

Review is based on the Holiday Bricktacular on NYE! The park was relatively empty based on previous trips, open from 12pm-6pm with a 5:30pm NYE ball drop. The weather was unseasonably warm and it created for a terrific day. There are seasonal closures and many sections are closed but they have done a great job decorating for the holidays and transforming LEGO City into a holiday wonderland complete with synthetic ice skating for the entire family, a variety of elf dance parties, & fire pits to roast s'mores ($10 for a kit but plenty for a few people to share). The Big Shop had dozens of sets on sale before they get retired and many 2025 new releases were on the shelf. The day was worth it as we have season passes but if it's your first time, I would suggest waiting until the spring when more attractions are open. read more

See all

I was incredibly nervous about our stay. We booked a Black Friday deal which was a two night stay and a two day ticket. After booking and reading through the reviews I was feeling a little "oh no what did we get ourselves into". However, after our three day/ two night stay, I'm glad we made the drive. We are a family of five and stayed in a Pirates Premium Room. I'm glad we went with that theme, as it is on the top floor. We were really impressed with the room. There was a decent amount of space and the bunk bed / trundle combo was a big hit with our kids. I will say other than the theming, the room is laid out pretty standard. Our reservation included breakfast everyday. The food was fine nothing extraordinary. It is served family style with choice of two breakfast meats, tater tots and scrambled eggs or egg whites. We did pay the extra $7.00 for a side of 8 pancakes. The platters were decent sized and they provided two because of our party size. I do not know that we would pay for the full breakfast if it was not included. We went down at 8:15a every day and did not have to wait for a table or food. We did go the Tuesday to Thursday after Memorial Day, so I imagine this had a large impact on our lack of having to wait. The park itself is very cool, our kids are 4,7 and 12. Our 12 year old was definitely at the top age range for the park and rides, but he did have fun. We pretty much rode every ride, and did not have to wait more than 15 minutes for anything. Our favorite area was the LEGO pirates section. Rides, especially the Splash Battle, were really neat and the playground was a huge hit with the kids. Other rides the kids really liked were the Dragon roller coaster, which we rode 10 times in two days, Driving School and the Palace 4D Cinema. We also spent time in the water playground in LEGO city both days. Note you will need a reservation, but if the park is not crowded, you can book another 20 minute session. The only downside is that not a lot of food options were open. We ended up taking snacks in with us each day and then drove 10 minutes each night to get dinner in Goshen. All in all, we had a really great time. I would recommend the park is for ages 4-12, but older kids may be disappointed at the lack of "thrill rides". read more

See all

Came for the day to celebrate my son graduating kindergarten and had the best time. It's great for kids under 12. The rides are def kid friendly and the food here was pretty good. Would love to return and stay at the resort read more

Legoland NY! An interesting place for younger children, probably topping out at 12 or so. Quite a wide selection of things to do. First off, the theme park. Lots of sections of the park, based on different Lego themes from over the years. Some of the rides are pretty tame, for younger children, and others are for the older children, especially the roller coaster. If you've been to Disney, there's a similar selection of rides, though on a smaller scale. Some of the rides are indoors, some outdoors (especially the pirate themed rides). Some of them adults can ride, and others are for kids only (like the driving school). The queues can get pretty long, and they do offer a "fast pass" sort of thing. It feels kinda expensive for what it is, but you'll definitely get a huge line jump from it, so it may be worth it if you have limited time at the park. I didn't do it, though they're were certainly times where I wanted to. But, if your kids are on the younger side, it's probably not worth the cost, but that's up to your own opinion. For the hotel, it was okay. The rooms were comfortable enough, and are generally themed by floor, but you sure pay a lot for that. There are lots of hotels in the area for cheaper, which is not a bad option since staying at the hotel doesn't give you special park access or hours. It's really quite overpriced for what you get, to be honest, but again, if your kids are young, they'll probably love it. The food available is okay, certainly nothing to write home about. Breakfast is included, and it's standard breakfast fare. Some reviews said it's inedible, but that's quite melodramatic. There are a lot of places to buy food in the park as well, but they allow outside food too, so that's certainly a way to save money. Overall, if you're staying at the hotel, your costs will be significantly more expensive than just getting tickets and staying off the park. But, it comes down to what your kids will like,and younger kids will probably love the themed rooms. Door dash, and other similar apps, will deliver to the park if you don't want to leave or don't want to dine at a Lego restaurant. It's a one-and-done type of place, unless you live nearby and don't need a hotel. read more

See all

Visited November 2, 2025. Didn't really do any research beforehand and was pleasantly surprised to discover it was the last day for Brick-or-Treat. Had I known, would've def worn a costume! The seasonal Halloween décor was really cute and the staff was very generous with their candy portions. If you didn't bring a bag for the treats, they give you one. Might be nice to have each of the stations give out something different so there's more incentive to get to them all? There really wasn't much of a line except at the end of the night (the skyflyer to bring you back up). Def ask for a map at the entrance as without it, wouldn't even have known about the seasonal events. Also was told that adults like Ninjago, Lego Factory Ride & the Dragon ride. The latter 2 were closed although the Factory ride was open until it wasn't which was still pretty early in the day. Not sure if the Pirate area was open either but it was pretty chilly so...Didn't get to the Miniland until the very end and it was a pretty large area. It was so cool how they did this, especially the NYC one (with the various boroughs, stadiums & even the BBG). It was really nice to see this area at night so you could see the lights from the displays but probably should've planned to get there earlier. Security was nice enough not to just kick us out. The merch store seems to still be open even after the official close time. Personally would not try to pay for food/drink here although the BBQ got a thumbs up and heard the pizza was decent. Even saw they sold turkey legs by the castle area. You are def not getting bang for your buck. Personal favs were: Ninjago, Tower Climb, Palace Cinema (4D stuff was great; prep to get wet), Fire Academy & Miniland. The Zombie Cheer Crew show was fun and the build your own stations had the Halloween theme going like make an item to throw into the witches cauldron or build a spider to add to the communal web. I got a half priced ticket which was the same cost as the parking so... read more

This is my first time to the NY location. We went to the one in San Diego long time ago. Yesterday was the first day they started having Christmas theme shows and activities. The shows are great, quality and everyone would enjoy. But we were sad to hear that more than half of the theme park was closed. The miniature city and most of the rides were closed. The park gets very crowded, the linesgot super long as and there's not as much to do or eat. My son loves Apple fries but they were closed because half the park was closed. There were literally just 5 or 6 rides left. I think the admission is little cheaper than the water season, but I feel like you get a lot less and you still have to pay for parking. Yes there's some Christmas stuff but I think you better off go during the warmer season to get the full experience. Unless you already have a pass (my wife and son do but I had to get my own ticket) read more

See all

We were excited to take a group of kids (ages 4-12) to LEGOLAND New York, but unfortunately the experience didn't live up to expectations. during the week we were looking into tickets and was quoted 29.99 s on purchasing the next am . next morning they were 64.99. I have never had an experience with such huge fluctuations in price . trying to reach anybody to discuss the price gouging but no response. we ended up waiting a third day and got them for 60. We visited on what turned out to be an extremely hot day, and although the park wasn't very crowded, we quickly learned that you have to make reservations to access the water play area. This wasn't mentioned when purchasing tickets or upon entry, so after a 2.5-hour drive, we had a group of overheated, disappointed kids with no real way to cool off -- aside from a single misting station we came across. To make matters worse, most of the rides were shut down. We were told by staff that lightning had struck a power panel earlier, which caused widespread closures. While we understand things happen, there was no compensation, no ride alternatives, and no proactive communication. Guest relations was flooded with families voicing similar concerns, but the only response was basically: "Sorry you feel that way." No refunds, no solutions. The few rides that were running skewed younger, definitely more suited for ages 3-6. Our older kids didn't find much that was age-appropriate or engaging. On a positive note, the restaurants were air-conditioned, which offered some much-needed relief, and the food was okay -- not exceptional, but decent for a theme park. Overall, the visit was more frustrating than fun. I would never recommend this park . it's equivalent to a state fair with fewer games , food and rides .If you go, definitely check ahead for water area reservations and prepare for younger-skewed attractions. But personally, we won't be making the long drive again read more

BRING YOUR WALKING SHOES because there is a wholeeeee lot of Lego theme park to cover here! Having not done much research prior to coming here with my family, the size of Legoland New York ABSOLUTELY surprised the heck out of me...and my sore feet. I've been to Legoland California before and thought that was a pretty big park, but Legoland New York just felt a heck of a lot bigger. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that I was chasing one of my kids around all day, but, factually speaking it's actually the largest Legoland in the world at 150 acres. Yes, it's really as big as it sounds! When we first booked our trip to Legoland New York, I was expecting a rather leisurely stroll through a mid-size theme park, but ohhhh boy was I wrong. It was truly an almost all day affair for our family to get through the entire park and, if it wasn't for the 5pm closing time, we could have been there much, much longer. With all of that said, it definitely helped that we visited the park on a summer Friday, that happened to be threatened by inclement weather, which never really materialized. Nevertheless, the park was still pretty well attended by families on that day, but I can only imagine how crowded weekends are, so take my advice and VISIT ON A WEEKDAY. We didn't have much of a wait on any of the rides, with the longest being around 15 minutes. And, as parents, you don't want to be waiting for rides on a hot, summer day with the kids. Just heed the advice and you're golden. There were A LOT of rides for kids, more than I anticipated. Unfortunately, our young toddler couldn't go on a lot of them because of the height restrictions, but he still enjoyed his experience on the few he was able to go on. There was definitely a little something for everyone at the park, including the water playground, which apparently was reservation only. Throughout a visit to the park, visitors can explore the different themed "lands"/areas of the park and the restaurants that are scattered throughout. For food, don't expect anything spectacular as the food offered at the restaurants here are very typical of most theme parks, meaning a lot of fast food and soft drinks. BUT, if the day is hot and you need to hydrate the entire family, I DO recommend purchasing the Coca-Cola Freestyle Souvenir Cup for $19.99 to share, which comes with unlimited free refills. There are refill stations throughout the park, so it's TOTALLY worth it! Overall, it's a great park for the kids. Not too small and not too big. A lot of interactive things, rides and, who hasn't played with Lego at one point or another? It's a place the whole family can have a great time at and, if you're coming here with the kids, it's the perfect spot for them to let that energy loose. read more

See all