LEGOLAND Malaysia

It was more than 10 years ago since my last visit to the park. I am happy to say that the overall experience has been very good. There are more trees around compare to before. It's easier to find shades during sunny day. I was all prepared with sun block with my family to avoid sun burn. There are some new attractions since my last visit. First is the Ninjago area. Very nicely decorated place and the setup there is really good. Really feel like I'm in the Ninjago realm when I'm in that section. Love the interactive ride. It's really fun. The interactive ride is where we have 4 person per capsule and we need to use our hand to trigger some sensor to shot the enemies along the way. The other new attraction is the Build and Race section. The queue was not too bad during my time. First section of this attraction is the live size Ferrari parked there where we can sit inside the car to snap photos. Really nice and detail model they have there. Make sure plan to pose you want when u got the chance to snap photo to avoid jaming the queue. After that section, there is where we can build our race car to race in the interactive screen. Can spend quite some time there to build our model to race. As for the Mini land. Major improvement there. The whole area is now covered with a huge high canopy. It feels much windy there now and we can spend more time taking photos there. Overall a good experience there this time and my kids have a wonderful time there. I was there from 10AM until the park closed. Really enjoy my time there with my family.

Getting There: Legoland Malaysia is accessible via bus or private car. It is actually much more nearer in Singapore compare to Kuala Lumpur. If your coming from Singapore it will take around ~2 - 3 hours including the immigration and waiting time for the bus. Tickets: They offer day tickets and you can actually convert these to annual pass for a fee. The day ticket cost 69RM (~16.57 USD). You can but the tickets in the Park or you can buy prior your visit online. Activity: There are a lot of activity for kids and adult as well. The main park offers themed areas, shows, rides and attractions. There is a kid friendly roller coaster and if you are brave enough you can try the adult version of the roller coaster. Aside from that there are several areas to explore such as the mini-world which you can view the miniature lego version of famous attractions of the world. Legoland also has water park and sea life aquarium both a separate tickets and areas aside from the park. The Sea Life Aquarium is worth to try for kids but if you are an adult you can skip this. The water park on the other hand is fun and wort to try.

Sharing our wonderful experience at LEGOLAND Malaysia during the recent school holidays with the kids. From the moment we arrived, we were amazed by the vibrant LEGO designs and the beautiful atmosphere throughout the park. The facilities were top-notch and very family-friendly, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. The kids had an absolute blast and so did we! Definitely a memorable trip, and we can’t wait to visit again in the future.

Worth the price to go Legoland with family as you can turn it into annual pass. Theme park is adventurous and suitable for kids. Water park got a few thrilling stations too. Sea aquarium is small but a place to relax to learn about aquatic animals during hot weather. 10am and after 5pm the queue will be shorter.

Legoland isn't a new place, but what kid doesn't love exciting games, a complete playground, and the ability to buy Lego toys with a wide selection? Although it's older, the facilities are well-maintained, still looking good, and the area is clean. Some restrooms are a bit unclean, very wet, and smell a bit bad, but that's tolerable. There are plenty of dining areas in various locations, and there's also a wide selection. You can check the Legoland website for options and locations. The staff is very skilled at serving young children. They know what to do if a child is scared or naughty. Closing at 6 p.m. feels a bit short. The sun is still bright, the kids haven't had enough, and the parents' legs haven't given up. But that's what makes Legoland so desirable.

First time here although it was opened many years back. Not sure if it is due to weekday or people are already tired of it but it’s definitely not crowded at all. Plenty of opportunities to take photos without having to worry about photobombing. Rides were old but still fun as it is not crowded. No queue in any of the rides. Even restaurants are not crowded. Can get a seat during meal times. I hope the Malaysia government will consider revamping the place and will definitely visit again.

Visited Legoland on a weekday (Mon). It’s actually very conveniently located near 2-3 apartments/hotels that can be booked via Agoda, AirBnB etc. easily accessible by Tuas second link. There was no queue to enter the park, nor any at the ticketing counter. We booked our tickets via Pelago, and actually we were surprised by two things.. 1st, our online tickets meant we still had to go to the ticketing counter to convert them to a scannable QR code for entry. Sort of defeats the purpose of buying tickets online and we were lucky there wasn’t a queue. 2ndly, the price we paid for a single day single park entry was only a few MYR lesser than a multi-day multi park entry (promo). Nothing on the park, but Pelago should have done more to inform visitors of the availability ticket options. On to the park, it’s not very big.. a family can reasonably expect to cover the entire park in half a day. The rides are entirely for kids, meaning there’s nothing exciting for adults to enjoy. There weren’t much visitors to the park that day, and we found that some rides didn’t even have anyone in the queue. Undoubtedly, the highlight for my kiddo was the roller coaster and the kids go-kart track. There seemed to be some rides that were closed, and some we thought that were closed that actually were in operation when we passed by later. A lack of info also caused us to miss a live show when we actually had the time to spare. The tram ride was fun, for the kiddos again. The restaurant had standard fare, and as expected slightly pricy food. There are also a couple of free play areas: one large playground and some smaller Lego booths near the entrance. And lastly, the special mention must go to the enormous Lego exhibits.. stunning recreations of famous cities and landmarks in Malaysia, as well as larger cities from the region. Won’t be Legoland with these exhibits. Overall, a decent experience and can’t complain.

incredible -my family visited here in mid October! My 5 year old was big enough to go on most rides and my almost 2 year old has lots to look at and play with in the kids area. We were very lucky and went on a day with great weather but the park was almost empty so we didn't need to wait for a single ride