LEGO Factory Adventure Ride

Very nice everything very clean the staff very friendly clean bathrooms excellent for children from 3 to 12 years old..

Aug 09, 2024 · Veronica Tendilla

I want yesterday, July 26th, for my son's birthday. He turned seven. It is a very nice place to take your children under the age of 17. My complaints is I paid $46 for preferred parking and I was placed in the middle of the parking lot when there were 5 to 10 other preferred parking closer to the entrance of the park. They told me I could not get it, so that was $46. Wasted then when I went to buy food for my children. At the Philly cheese steak stand, the young man that was working. There was so busy when his phone was texting. The food was dried out, and it was cold. He didn't even ask me. May I help you? He just looked up and continuously texted. Sorry, I walked over to where the chicken tenders and French fries. They were sitting in a Pan. Under a light, when I ask for a quarter of chicken tenders, I was told that the chicken tenders are for the kids' bag. Basically, the kids' meals I purchased two kids' meals and what my children received in the bag were two burned,dried out, cold tenders with chips,juice,and fruit cups...

Jul 27, 2023 · Ronda Mcbee

The ride was fun. We rode into different rooms which represent different stages of Lego piece production processes. However, you need to really pay attention to what was said to understand each process. Otherwise, just have fun with lights and sounds. There was no line when we went there so we enjoyed the ride a couple times.

Jun 09, 2023 · Gemma Bunyakiat Petri

Pros: - no line to get in - the place was big, clean and spread out so it never felt too crowded - They also have lots of different things to do - something for everyone Cons: - the price is outlandish in my opinion! $94 for an adult ticket and parking isn’t included ($35) - rides are understaffed which means you wait in long lines unnecessarily - Little shade to be found when you’re walking around which can be rough on a hot day… also there is a huge hill you will have to walk up if you don’t want to wait in line for the ski lift thing that takes you up

Aug 26, 2024 · Aly Carlotti

I went with my 3.5 year old in July on a Sunday. The website and app aren’t great and do not provide a lot of information. I brought my stroller and another friend said no wagons allowed so rented. We definitely saw wagons. There are rental strollers but no place for storage. My recommendations with a toddler: 1. Preferred parking was worth it 2. Bring stroller or wagon 3. Reserve water park morning of at 7am. 20min water play for no additional cost 4. Sunday waits on line for rides weren’t terrible. Max 10-15min. But if you can swing it then the Reserve and Ride then may be more worth it on Sat. 5. Park is one way on the stroller paved path. We started far and walked back. Shorter if you’re walking and can cut through the stairs 6. Get the cup refill and fill up at every station you see because can be a journey before the next. Overall, great time. Fun for small kids and lots of ride options. Most rides were minimum of 36”

Aug 11, 2024 · Joanie