Guest User
September 2, 2024
Legoland Resort: Fun for the Kids, But Not Without Issues We stayed at the Legoland Resort in March 2024 with a group of 4 adults and 1 child, opting for a 2-bedroom suite. While there were some perks to the stay, a few drawbacks made it less enjoyable than expected. Positives: • Convenient Access: Admission tickets to the park were included, which was a great bonus. We didn’t need to worry about transportation—no need for Uber or driving. • Breakfast Buffet: A breakfast buffet was also included, making mornings a little easier. Negatives: • Misleading Photos: The rooms looked spacious in the online photos, but in reality, they were quite cramped. Neither bedroom had a closet or dresser, so we had no place to store our clothes. • Bathroom Issues: The bathroom door didn’t lock, and there wasn’t even a stand or shelf for personal items, which was inconvenient. • High Prices: The on-site prices were outrageous—$6 for a small bag of popcorn, $6 for a bottle of water, and $12 for a beer. They advertised a full bar, but that wasn’t actually available. • Arcade Problems: The arcade room was disappointing, with about half of the machines out of order. Despite this, they still deducted points from our play card. • Tiny Party Room: The Dancing Party room was so small it was uncomfortable to be in. • Poor Service: The service was lackluster. Over our 4-day stay, we encountered maybe two employees who were friendly and helpful. The rest seemed uninterested, often responding with “I don’t know” and showing little concern for guests’ needs. Overall, while the convenience of staying at the resort and the included perks were nice, the experience didn’t live up to our expectations. The lack of amenities and poor service made it less enjoyable, especially considering the high costs.