Legoland Windsor in the south east of England, is a fun family day out for all, especially if you've got little ones who really love LEGO.

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However, it's well known amongst us parents that visiting the magical land of LEGO isn't so easy on your wallet. In fact, rocking up in your car and purchasing a family ticket at the gates on the day can cost a lot more than you might think.

So, how do you ensure you're getting the best deal on ticket prices? Look no further than our definitive guide to the best Legoland deals, offers and discounts available this month.

Plus, before you visit Legoland Windsor, it's important to be sure it's definitely the right theme park for you and your family. Luckily for you, we've put together top guides to help you make your decision, and you can check them all out below:

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The Coronation of King Charles III is depicted in Lego during a photocall at Legoland Windsor
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As well as scouting out the top monthly deals, we've also put together some practical top tips which will make your Legoland Windsor experience cheaper, both before you visit the theme park and on the day. Let's take a look at some ideas.

Pre-book your ticket. It possibly goes without saying that showing up on the day without pre-booking tickets will mean you'll spend more money at the gate. Pre-booking your tickets could save you up to £30 per ticket.

Select your day wisely. Tickets during term time on weekdays tend to be a little cheaper, costing approximately £29 to £34 per person, compared to £39 on weekends and during school holidays. We completely understand that not everyone is able to visit Legoland Windsor during term time as there's every chance your child will be in school if they're a bit older. However, this might come in handy for parents of toddlers and little ones still at nursery.

Legoland is transparent on the official website about the fact that some days are more expensive than others. So, if you plan your visiting dates carefully, you can work around the calendar to ensure you're getting the best price possible.

Bring a packed lunch. This one might sound like a no-brainer, but it's best to be prepared with a packed lunch for your whole family than to fork out on the day for food.

What age is Legoland Windsor most suitable for?

With 55 rides, shows and attractions designed for kids aged two to 12, Legoland Windsor is suitable for a whole range of age groups. Although under fives can have a lot of fun at Legoland, they can't go on all of the rides. So, we'd recommend the core age group of Legoland Windsor is ages six to nine.

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Up to 50% off entry on Merlin attractions with Cadbury chocolates

On selected packets of Cadbury chocolates, you can claim two-for-one entry on selected Merlin attractions, including Legoland Windsor. This offer is available on plenty of sweet treats, so keep your eyes peeled for branded multipacks such as Fudge, Curly Wurly, Freddo, Dairy Milk, Double Decker, and Wispa.

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Grown-ups go free with Kellogg's promotional packs

We love receiving an offer which comes with something we would've purchased anyway, such as a tasty Kellogg's snack. With selected packs of Kellogg's cereals and snack packs, you can get a free adult ticket to visit Merlin attractions, including Legoland Windsor.

The free grown-up ticket is based on buying a full 'on the day' priced ticket for an adult or child, so for Legoland, this would mean spending at least £68. It's important to remember that you must pre-book your ticket, too.

With this offer, all you need to do is enter the 10-digit code inside your pack, head to Merlin Fun, select the attraction you want to visit and download your entry tickets.

Get a free adult ticket at Merlin Fun

Save up to £39 when you book tickets in advance

As all parents know, it certainly pays to plan ahead, and this next Legoland Windsor deal is certainly a great example of that. If you purchase a Legoland ticket on the day, it will cost you £68. However, if you buy a ticket in advance, it costs from £29, saving you a huge £39.

Plus, you'll also get guaranteed entry and be able to skip the queue, too.

Save up to £39 on advanced tickets at Legoland

Get money off with Legoland Student tickets

Whether your eldest children are helping at the LEGO City Coastguard HQ in their own LEGO boat, taming a dragon in the medieval castle or discovering the lost metropolis of Atlantis via submarine, there is plenty for them to get involved in at Legoland.

For students who have signed up to Student Beans — a site which offers student discounts for plenty of great shops — Legoland tickets will cost from just £21.

Get money off with Legoland Student tickets

Take a look at the Student Beans website yourself.

Save money with the Legoland Windsor annual pass

If you're planning multiple visits to Legoland Windsor within 12 months, the Legoland annual pass will work out cheaper in the long run. To make the most of the annual pass, you would have to visit Legoland at least three times to save money on your tickets based on the online, advanced price of £39pp for a peak ticket.

There are three kinds of Legoland annual passes available: Adult & Toddler, Silver and Gold, and we've broken down the benefits of each one below.

  • Adult & Toddler for £59 | grants off-peak entry for any adult visiting with a toddler aged four or under
  • Silver for £99pp | grants entry on most days, exclusions apply
  • Gold for £139pp | grants entry on most days, with fewer exclusions than the Silver Pass.

All of these annual passes give you:

  • 10% off in the park's shop
  • at least 10% off on food in the park.

Extra benefits are included in the Silver and Gold Passes, including discounted special events and overnight stays.

Buy an annual pass at Legoland

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Get 1/3 off Legoland tickets with National Rail

National Rail are offering Legoland 1/3 off admission when you purchase train tickets to the nearest stations, from now until 31st December 2024. Claiming this offer is super simple, and we've written down each step:

  • Visit National Rail's Days Out Guide website
  • Choose Legoland Windsor Resort as your attraction, and add to the basket
  • Head to your basket and pop in the date you're travelling and the station you're travelling from
  • Click 'confirm my order' - and you'll be taken to your National Rail account
  • From there, link up your day out with your tickets, and you're good to go!
  • At the park, present your train tickets and your vouchers to claim the discount.

You must present your train tickets on arrival for the voucher to work, so make sure you've got proof of purchase or that you don't let the ticket barriers eat your ticket at the station. Ask a member of staff to let you through the gates, instead.

If you're travelling by car, it might still be cheaper to book a train ticket to Windsor & Eton Central from a nearby station, and claim the vouchers, rather than pay full price. Just don't forget to print off your tickets or pick them up from your local station before heading off.

Get 1/3 off Legoland tickets with National Rail

Turn your Tesco Clubcard points into Legoland vouchers

If you have a Tesco Clubcard, you can earn points each and every time you do your shopping, and when you have enough points, you can turn them into vouchers! In this offer, turn every 50p in vouchers into £1 to use for Legoland Windsor Resort admission.

Simply visit the Tesco Clubcard website to find out how to redeem your vouchers. There's a little bit of small print, so make sure you read everything very carefully before committing your hard-earned points.

Turn your Tesco Clubcard points into Legoland vouchers

How to travel to Legoland Windsor

Whether you're travelling by train or car to Legoland Windsor, the theme park is easy to get to. The nearest stations to Legoland Windsor are Windsor & Eton Central (2.2 miles away) and Windsor & Eton Riverside (2.4 miles away). There is a shuttle bus service to the park from stops close to both rail stations, as well as public transport buses, too.

If you're travelling by car, Legoland Windsor Resort is on the B3022 Windsor/Ascot Road just two miles from Windsor town centre. The full address is: Winkfield Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 4AY. In terms of parking, you will need to purchase a parking ticket for £8 and if you book in advance online you will save £1.

As we're all about securing you a great deal, car parking is included in the price of the Legoland Annual Passes we mentioned earlier.

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