Legoland Florida Overview
Opened in 2011 on the former site of Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven, Legoland Florida is now the third-largest Lego park in the world. All Legoland favourites are here along with a preserved Cypress Gardens, waterpark and 2 onsite hotels
Basic Information
Legoland Florida
A few facts on Legoland Florida in Winter Haven. For more information on the attractions please scroll to the bottom of the page.
Vital Stats
Park Size:
149 Acres
Demographic:
Young Children
Annual Visitors (2019):
<2M (estimated)
Avarage Daily Visitors:
6,000 (estimated)
Address
1 Legoland Way
Winter Haven
FL, 33884
What 3 Words
Legoland Florida Attraction Mix
- Roller Coasters & Thrill Rides 18%
- Family & Children’s Attractions 77%
- Shows 5%
Legoland Florida Location
Legoland Florida Entrance Plaza
Legoland Florida
Attraction Count
An overview of the attraction types you can expect to find in Legoland Florida
Roller Coasters
Thrill Rides
Water Rides
Immersive Rides
Children's Rides
Shows
Legoland Florida
Photo Gallery
A small selection of images from Legoland Florida
Legoland Florida
Park Downloads
Free guides, maps and tools to help you plan smarter!
Park Map
An up-to-date park map to give you an idea of the layout and know where your favourite attractions are in relation to one another. Days in the parks can be long, don’t walk further than you have to!
Park Guide
A handy overview of the park. Download and read at your pleasure and use in conjunction with the park map and attraction tick list to plan your day.
Attraction List
Set your priorities for the day by knowing the must-do attractions and ones to avoid. Set expectations so there is no disappointment when you arrive and know what else you can do if there is time.
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Legoland Florida
Attractions
Roller Coasters
For a park aimed primarily at young children there are an impressive amount and variety of roller coasters.
Thrill Rides
As you might expect thrills here are related to the age demographic & these attractions also have some height restrictions.
Water Rides
Paying homage to the world famous ski show that used to call this place its home you’ll find a great array of water rides.
Immersive Rides
Young ones don’t want to sit and watch so most attractions are kinetic and outdoors making the most of the scenery.
Children's Rides
The vast majority of attractions here cater for young or very young children. Keep an eye on age & height restrictions.
Shows
With a park this beautiful you don’t want to be indoors for too long but there are a couple of shows to escape the heat.
Legoland Florida
Insider Tips
Getting To The Park
Legoland Florida is roughly 45 minutes to an hour south of Kissimmee and Disney World.
A low-cost bus service like the Busch Gardens Express has not returned post-Covid. Currently, your only option to get to Legoland Florida is to drive.
With 3 on-site hotels you could organise a mini-break from Disney and Orlando if you want to maximise your time and really get to know Legoland Florida.
Time Saving Queue Tips
Arrive early and head to the back of the park. It’s tempting to stop at attractions on the way but start at the back and work your way forward.
You will beat the crowds and you’ll have much less of a walk to exit the park come closing time when everyone is tired.
Speaking of, if there is a queue for your favourite attraction, but especially the roller coasters, wait until the half-hour before the park closes and try again. Little legs get tired by mid-afternoon so come park closing the ride queue times are slashed.
Visit During The Week
Like Busch Gardens in Tampa this park gets crazy busy at the weekends with annual pass holders.
If you want to maximise your time here visit during the week but please check the Legoland Florida calenadar before you schedule a visit.
In quiet periods Legoland Florida doesn’t open some days during the week at all. The water park is also only open in the warmer months.
