LEGOLAND® Billund Resort

It’s a wonderful place for everyone — both kids and adults will have a lot of fun here. If you’re planning a visit, it’s worth spending two or even three days to get the most out of it. At times, you may need to wait up to 30 minutes in line for some attractions. There are plenty of places to grab lunch, so there’s no need to bring your own food. I also recommend buying a refillable cup — you can refill it as many times as you like during your visit. The only thing I would suggest to the management is renovating some of the older LEGO sets, especially those near the entrance that display different places around the world.

My dad and I had a wonderful time in the park. It was so cool to see all the Lego displays and sculptures they had throughout the park. The park is definitely geared more towards younger kids, but adults can have fun as well, as there are a few small roller coasters. If you can, I recommend staying in the hotel, which is, of course, Lego themed. Each room is decorated with a specific Lego theme; ours was pirates. We had a blast.

Always gonna be a 5 stars for us. Great variety of activities to do and perfect for family with young kids. Our 3yo had tons of fun and we’d highly recommend this. It was freezing cold out but there were also many indoor activities which provided a great respite from the cold. The rides are all exciting but yet tame enough for young kids but had a great idea on how it was conceptualized and built for fun. I would also recommend staying within the Legoland hotel if you can find the dates. Parking was easy and there were many lots available which was a short walk to the entrance. Overall highly recommended!

Beautiful park, some areas could need a little touch-up / love, but we absolutely loved it. There is something for everyone. I especially adored all the attention to details. A dog bowl in Lego etc. Halloween isn’t really a thing where we’re from, so we were surprised to see the whole park decorated. (Since we forgot that we were going in the week of Halloween) It was a pleasant surprise and made the whole experience feel magical. The prices change when pre ordering tickets depending on date, it was wise to order them with a discount online, the day before we went.

Legoland is a great place to visit with family and friends. I have been there twice with my wife and a friend, and we had a lot of fun. The rides are enjoyable (nothing too scary 😁), and there are plenty of nice spots for taking photos. I am looking forward to visiting again next year when they open a new ride.

We just visited during the autumn holiday and had an absolute blast on the rides! The atmosphere was great, and we treated ourselves to some delicious churros too 👀 I was also there in summer and had such a fun time - especially on the water-themed rides like the canoe and the pirate boat 💦 Always a great day out! Even during holidays the lines aren’t bad - the longest we waited was about 20 mins. Highly recommended for kids! ✨️

A fantastic place for kids and families! The park is cozy, creative, and full of fun details everywhere you look. I recommend going on a day when it’s less crowded – it makes the experience so much better (we loved being able to walk straight through the queues without waiting). The attractions are varied and suit all ages, from the smallest rides to the bigger roller coasters, and of course the incredible LEGO builds all around the park. It really feels like stepping into another world. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Denmark, and I’d recommend buying your tickets in advance to save time at the entrance.

Great for kids and their families. You get the whole Lego experience as soon as you enter. The corridors and rooms are decorated in various lego themes...pirates, knights etc. Table tops, door signs, bathroom tiles all fit the Lego theme. Entry to Legoland is via a walkway from the hotel. Breakfast is good. Lots of options to suit many tastes. The restaurant also caters for dinner as well, with a menu that does offer some Danish food.

Top notch experience The Legos are to die for and the rides are not bad for adults but the kids will definitely enjoy the rides. We didn't have a chance to try the Lego fries but there is always a next time. The miniature creation - Minilamd was very good, so good in fact that it gave us ideas what to visit in Denmark. The rides are adult friendly and the wait times are not lengthy making it manageable for old folks like me. It's definitely with a visit

This place is a kid's dream and for any adult who has ever played with Lego blocks! From rides to mini shows to gigantic Lego displays of places, people, and things, it is all really magical to see. The food is actually really good here unlike a lot of the amusement parks in the US. Must have the Lego brick shaped frites and dont forget the candy floss (cottin candy) too. They have a resort attached to the park so of course there is early access to those who stay on property like the other popular theme park with the mouse mascots!

Fun little theme park. Oriented towards elementary school age kids. Not a ton of rides, but what is available is well done. Lego art is fun to look at throughout the park. A little hard to get to, but if you are in area, not a bad place to check out with kids.

I am a lego fan, and have been to Legolands in Windsor (UK), California, Florida and Dubai. But when I was a child, there was only one Legoland, the original in Billund Denmark where Lego was created. So it was exciting to get to visit the original Legoland recently. We had our 2 year old son with us, but to be honest we were assuming that there would be no rides that he could use because he was too small. We were so wrong. Because he was over 90cm (~35.5 in) there were many rides he could ride with us, and even one that he could ride alone. He had a great time. Lines weren't long, but it took us almost all day to ride everything he could do once (with a 2 hour break for his nap). So the story of our Legoland Billund visit comes in two parts. Our son loved all the rides he could go on, especially those that let him feel like he was driving/flying/sailing a vehicle. And in the case, of the boat, he really was sailing - very badly. He had a great day, and I am sure we could have turned around, had another day and ridden everything again. There were a bunch of rides that needed 100cm height, but easily enough for a great day for a 2 year old who is over 90cm. The second part is my day. I had to squeeze Miniland (the part of the park with lego models) into his 2 hour nap. That was just enough time. Each Lego miniland has a different set of buildings. Denmark's are mostly northern European, with lots of things I had not seen at other Legolands. The park was not that full, because it was mid-May before tourist season starts, and the weather was not yet too hot. Lines were short, most things were open, but the park closed earlier than it does in high season. We had the lunch buffet, which was pretty bad frankly, but it did avoid wasting time waiting for food. Every other legoland I've done has a fried chicken place that was quite good, but this one did not. We stayed in the legoland hotel. It lots of nice lego touches, and was conveniently located. However, it did not get us very much other benefit (no early admission, late stay or anything else. Just cute. There were quite a few lego building zones (duplo or regular bricks), but we didn't have time to stop at any of those. There was lots of other stuff in town we wanted to do (especially The Lego House), but we only had one day in Billund. This was a great theme park experience, but if you are in a country near a Legoland, there is no need to come here - Legoland WIndsor or California are just as good, maybe better in some ways. But if you are near Denmark, this is a great park for kids under 10 and for adults whose Lego collection suggests that they think they are still kids :)

Last time I was here was sometime in the late 90's. What better year to return for the golden jubilee. Things have changed! I will say first of all this is more or less just another amusement park that is Lego themed. Lots of stuff is made of Lego but it's not necessarily overwhelming. My friend and I went with the intention of seeing as much as we could without overdoing it. Luckily, we got pretty lucky with the lines and waited no more than 30 minutes for the rides. The rides are often VERY SHORT, some being exactly a minute long. Most of the rides are pretty kid-friendly (meaning no crazy multiple loops or anything) but having said that I definitely had moments of vertigo during some of the turns. There are also lots of water-related rides, so it's great during hot summer days. Lego nerd, no matter how small or big.. this is a place you must visit.

My first time going to Legoland (even though I live about 2 hours away in CA), but gotta go to the original one! Legoland was pretty small compared to other theme parks so if you don't have kids, it could easily be done in half a day. Like other yelpers mentioned, the rides are pretty short, but they're not all your typical roller coaster ones. A lot of them are actually interactive such as a fireman shooting one or the create your own ride one. They're a lot more fun than I thought it would be and not only just for kids! Of course, the lego sculptures were extremely impressive and I can take a couple hours just going through them all. Overall great trip, especially if you're going for the first time.

Does not show it's closed on weekdays on its website, so we literally travelled across most of Denmark to get here to find it closed. It was a mess !!!

It's the original Legoland, which obviously gets it "cool factor" bonus points. But it's not on a par with the one in Windsor, UK. The miniature models are wonderfully built, and well worth spending a long time exploring, however the rest of the park felt like a bit of a disappointment. Rides are fun, but short. You end up standing in line for a long period of time for what seems like 30 seconds of pleasure. Other exhibits like Star Wars and Atlantis don't live up to the name. Unfortunately, whilst we were there, many of the rides had to be closed for "maintenance." I respect safety, but there's little way of knowing until you get to the ride. There are a handful (literally) of electronic screens showing wait times, and whether a ride is open/closed, but these are too far apart. We walked for ages trying to find one. Food is very overpriced, and not a lot of healthy options available. But you are allowed to bring in your own food, so can save money that way.

It's a great park and lots of fun but the customer service is terrible. I ordered Reserve and Ride service and did not receive it electronically. Staff at the hotel and park could not help. Legoland refuses to refund this portion despite not receiving this service. Ripoff.

How do I love Legoland? Let me count the ways! The park is big and exciting without being too big. There is something for all ages, but as it is geared towards the younger crowd the ambiance doesn't get rough or wild. The crowd control is amazing. Waiting times are posted and updated at each ride and the lines are well-organized and run smoothly. The staff is well-trained, enthusiastic and fun! Everyone speaks at least fluent Danish, English and German here. Many people speak Swedish and other languages as well! There is an open-minded international feel to the place. Rides are well spaced out. There are fascinating lego creations everywhere. Stores and other opportunities to spend money exist, but they aren't too aggressive. There are places to play with lego or duplo for kids (and adults). Food is definitely over-priced, even by Danish standards. But there are plenty of picnic tables. Do what the Danes do: bring a cooler with all your meals and drinks. This is my 5th summer coming here and it won't be my last!

From Copenhagen we drove ourselves through the beautiful country to get to the First Legoland ever opened in 1968 Billund Denmark! We had so much fun here, we could have flown but wanted the experience of driving. So easy to get here! its similar to Legoland in San Diego California USA except you hear many Nordic languages but pleasantly surprised that the staff are multi-lingual and English is widely spoken! The Danish here use the Krone currency so bring a credit card without transaction fees. LEGO house is in Billund too! If you have kids, it's worth the experience!

Since my first Lego I knew there was a place called Denmark and Legoland, and never thought I would have an opportunity to visit by twist of fate...and it was exactly what I expected. Granted I only had 45 minutes but I was able to feel like 4 years old again. Place is not big, in fact it is very small to be called a theme park, but it is well contained, well designed, and not overwhelming like theme park in America where everything is in your face. There are only handful of modest gift shops, decently priced food venues, and they also have some rides but nothing is crazy that require back and neck readjustment. I would not stay in the park (there's new Lego hotel), there are many hotels nearby that's decently priced. Mall surrounding hotels have Lego patrol coming by at late hours so you would feel safe. What I love the most is there aren't crazy gift shops in the area like Orlando. In fact there aren't much place to dine there, I ended up driving to Vejle for dinner. Highly recommend theme park, this is one great park that doesn't break your bank.

Childhood dream come true. Rides are fun but sometimes short. Food and drinks are expensive as one would think in such park. But - legoland!!!!!! Awesome ( ° °)

The Original and it looks like it. We really enjoyed Legoland and between the 3 kids we hit every ride, even at the height of peak season travel we were still able to tackle the whole park in just a day. The roller coasters (120 cm+ strictly observed) were all very fun and smooth, the exhibits were legotastic and the food was damn good for an amusement park. Beer is an adult bonus at the park! Star Wars X-wing exhibit was very cool - 5MM+ Legos used to build the exhibit Ninjago opening 2016

We were there in March and left some items there. It took 2 weeks to get ahold of anyone that said they were actually at the hotel, then later stated that they were "separate from the Hotel actually, this is the reservation number and are not at the Hotel". We still have not got the items from them. They will do anything and everything to get you to come and stay there but if you need to contact them for items left behind they don't care. Saturday the 17th of April we have been on hold for 5 hours now!!!!!!!!!!!!! We stayed there March 8 through the 13th, and all we get is put on hold leave messages get no returned call or emails from anyone!!!!!!!! Finally hiring an Attorney to either retrieve items left behind or bring a lawsuit. This is outrageous, unprofessional service.

Who said legoland is only for kids?? After a very long winter, the sun finally shone in north europe and 2 friends of mine and myself decided to go a day trip to Legoland. We are all above 25, way above 25 :D we were the only group who didnt have kids tagging along. but we had more fun than the 5 years old. Ok the rides are rather silly,... if you are on an adrenaline rush seek, well you'd be in the wrong place. But the miniland is so amazing, and only an adult can appreciate such an art. of course it would make more sense if ur If you have never been to lego, dont live too far from billund, have a lot of spare time, it would be really cool to visit legoland. Its rather expensive tho, entry costs something between 35 and 40EUR a danish hotdog with coke around 7EUR parking 8EUR you can pay with euro there but they give u change in danish crowns You can pay with credit card everywhere, and you can take your own food and drinks in.

If only the food was more elaborate and healthy. I wish the restaurant in the park were as committed to nourish children's bodies as LEGO is to stimulate their minds.

Wow it is pretty lame, charging extra for some of the attractions after charging $200 entrance fee. Outrageous. The Lego brick models looked like they had seen better days, could use a cleaning or replace. Save your money and go to Tivoli instead.

We went as a family to Legoland and felt really disappointed with the day out. When we arrived there were long queues just to park the car. We had no choice of where we parked and ended up a long way from the main entrance. I was amazed at how expensive the entry was. The rides seemed miles away from the pay booths and it was a long walk for little legs. Everything seemed so spread out and the queues were awful. My children were too impatient to line up so we tended to look at things rather than have rides. We took a picnic with us, thankfully, as we found the food to be expensive and even more queuing. I certainly won't be going back in a hurry.

This is an ideal place for the 6-9 crowd. We took our youngest son, 11, there. Some of the rides were too easy/little for him, but we enjoyed the time thoroughly. They have a Duploland for smaller children where the rides are even more simple. There is a place for just about everything. When it rains, you can go and build things simply by asking for the kit. There are legos and Duplos in various places around where you can take stressed out kids to just relax and build whatever you want. They've added some more complex rides so that the older children will be interested. There is a nice roller coaster, a couple of nice water rides, a water area where you can try to shoot people standing on the sidelines. As always, the miniland is wonderful. They've added some things for the older crowd like a firetruck race where you really do power a fire truck and race other groups to put out pretend fire, and a Power Builder ride where you program your own ride. My husband and son loved that one. Prices are high on the food and souvenirs, but since it is located in Denmark, I think it is to be expected. Typical prices: Baseball cap with Legoland on it--about 18 Euros, cake form, about the same, a set of 2 Lego erasers, 5 Euros. You can also buy Legos by the grams. 100 grams were 59 korony. We were able to go as part of our year long pass for Merlin Entertainment. As such, it was a steal for us since we paid 69 euros for a year and we can go to 16 or 17 different places as often as we wish. We spent two days here and it was plenty. The park was small but they have things packed in pretty well. My older children felt like grandmas and grandpas here. There were a few other teens here, but mostly it was quite small children. We were able to cover the park in a matter of minutes--from corner to corner. My kids with me were 11, 14, and 17. It's definitely geared for young children, but really only the adults and older children can appreciate all the lego figures and buildings that are strategically placed all over. My biggest disappointment was that they don't sell clothing for older children. When I asked the shop person about this, she said that many people ask about it. I wanted a simple shirt with Legoland on it. You'd think it'd be easy to find. Unfortunately, the biggest size they had it in was children's 10. Apparently all the larger sizes were sold out. Hint..marketing I also looked for a simple tshirt in adult sizes. Nothing there. They sell everything else imaginable, almost, however, if it has to do with Legos. It was a pleasant place to be. It was low key for us since we had spent time in Germany in a larger park more geared for older kids the previous few days. Legoland met all of our expectations and beyond. They've definitely added to the park in the last 12 years (We were there with our older boys in 1997). Just be prepared for high prices. Denmark is expensive.