LEGOLAND Standard Car Park

Great car park.You use the standard entrance for the disabled parking, just follow the signs and it's very straightforward.Pre-book parking online and it's much cheaper and quicker.You have a QR code (when booked online) and you scan it when you LEAVE the site and the end of the day.Parking bays were big in the disabled area and plenty of them.

It was fairly quiet at the park possibly due to the train strike. What we were really impressed with was the safety on the rides, all small children were checked. Staff were regularly picking up litter and the loos were very clean. An enjoyable day all round

Great visit during the Christmas event , not everything open and some large queues for the star attractions but lots to do and the kids enjoyed seeing Santa

Tiny spaces, the main car park you will see doors swinging into each other. Unfortunately they are bays and small bays at that, with no way of getting a normal gap between cars if two larger cars are next to you.

Car parking is acceptable close to the main entrance. The problem is leaving. It is only then that parking passes are checked. There are insufficient lanes and too many visitors who apparently didn't know that they had to pay for parking. It took 40 minutes to get from car park D to the exit gates. There has to be a better way. It takes the edge off the experience and time to reflect not on the enjoyment of the day but the cost!

Get here early!! It said the car park opens at 9am...we got there at 8:45am and it was open. Made a lot of difference as we were able to park right by the entrance.

So I didn't know Legoland had so much to offer. Although it was a chilly day and some riders were closed, we enjoyed seeing the displays, rides that were open, and other things. Disappointed by the Lego store that would not honor a current coupon I had for them and also by the food options. I would have rated higher if the food options were better and more places open. I understand that some venues/attractions might be seasonal depending on the weather or time of year... but businesses don't adjust their prices to reflect this, and this is something they should consider, so patrons can be better prepared to make decisions on whether to go now or layer.

Absolute chaos! Staff were there to direct drivers but they were mostly interested in either their phones or colleagues and waved in the general direction of an aisle. Nobody was then overseeing the space allocation. The spaces may be a legal minimum but they are too small for a site that caters to families more often with young children real estate isn’t limited so making spaces either 300mm wider or angled to a chevron pattern would make for a far better layout.

We have an annual pass as we live locally. Great value as you can pop in any day and don't feel compelled to visit every ride and attraction. Prebook and pay for parking for a better deal online £8 that's a saving of £2 on the day.