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LEGOLAND Florida
Opening October 15 2011
Buy
LEGOLAND Florida Tickets from the Official Ticket
Center and save from the standard gate prices.
Merlin Entertainments announced a multi-million dollar investment for its
biggest family tourist center in the world with the planned opening of LEGOLAND
Florida.
Merlin purchased the historical Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven, Fla. from
property investment company Land South Group and will open LEGOLAND Florida on
the site at the end of 2011. LEGOLAND Florida will be the biggest LEGOLAND Park ever opened and will offer a
unique mix of more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, including spectacular
Lego models and other interactive elements for the whole family to enjoy
together.
Admission Tickets and Annual Passes
General Admission
Adults 13-59: $65, plus tax – a savings of $10!
Child 3-12 or Senior, 60+: $55, plus tax
Children under 3 FREE
Annual Passes
Extra special pricing now through May 1, 2011:
Standard Annual Pass:
$99 adult/child/senior, plus tax – Adult Passes at Child Prices!
Includes unlimited LEGOLAND Florida admission
Plus Annual Pass:
Adult: $159, plus tax
Child/Senior: $129, plus tax
Includes parking, food and merchandise discounts
Ambassador Pass:
$2,500, plus tax
Includes lifetime admission to LEGOLAND Florida, preferred parking, special
events, discounts on food and merchandise
The Beginning hosts park entry, ticket and pass sales, the Garden
Restaurant and The Big Shop.
• The Big Shop – One of the largest retail stores in the world selling Lego
merchandise
• The Market – Authentic imported Danishes and freshly baked pastries, espresso,
milk, juice, fruit, a selection of yogurts and soft serve ice cream.
Fun Town will feature a variety of retail shops and treats, most notably,
Granny’s Apple Fries.
• Factory Tour – A firsthand look at how Lego bricks are made from factory to
finish.
• Studio Store – Pick-up all your favorite Lego licensed products, like Clutch
Powers, Bob the Builder, SpongeBob, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Harry Potter and
Batman.
• Granny’s Apple Fries – This Legoland-famous snack is made with crisp Granny
Smith apples, powdered with cinnamon and sugar and served with a sweet vanilla
cream sauce.
• Fun Town Theater – Four different 4-D movies will show throughout the day at
Legoland’s largest 4D theater with seats for 700.
Miniland USA, the heart of every Legoland Park, will be home to seven
specially themed areas – Washington, D.C., New York City, Las Vegas, Kennedy
Space Center, Daytona and of course Florida.
• Florida encompasses the entire state from Mallory Square in Key West to Bok
Tower Gardens in Central Florida and antebellum mansions in the Panhandle.
Miniland Florida also includes an expanded area for Kennedy Space Center and an
interactive Daytona racing experience where guests can race Lego brick cars.
• Las Vegas features the Strip including the Luxor, New York, New York Hotel and
Casino, Excalibur, Mirage, Treasure Island, Tropicana, MGM Grand, Venetian,
Stratosphere tower and two iconic structures of Paris Las Vegas: the balloon
sign and Eiffel Tower. “The Strip” also features a miniature wedding chapel,
monorails and real life sounds recorded in Las Vegas. The architectural landmark
is built out of more than two million bricks and represents more than 16,000
hours of creative artistry.
• Washington, D.C. sports faithful recreations of the White House, Capitol
Building, Smithsonian, Washington and Jefferson monuments and parts of
Georgetown. An animated marching band parades in front of the Capitol and tiny
cherry trees blossom every spring.
• New York City features the Freedom Tower years before its completion in the
Big Apple. Tiny jets of water shoot up from the fountain in Rockefeller Plaza,
while an army of animated yellow taxicabs prowls the streets of Times Square.
The Statue of Liberty, a cutaway view of Grand Central Station, The Empire State
Building, The Guggenheim Museum and the Bronx Zoo are just a few of the
recognizable landmarks.
• A Pirate themed section hosts a full-on swashbuckling pirate adventure as two
opposing pirate ships and their “mates” battle it out upon the high seas.
Castle Hill takes kids back to medieval times where spells are cast and
many knights, damsels and dragons are found.
• The Dragon – An indoor/outdoor steel roller coaster that features a spirited
and humorous view of life behind the scenes within the enchanted Legoland
Castle.
• The Royal Joust – Kids ride Lego-themed horses through a number of medieval
scenes where they encounter other riders in a simulated joust.
In Land of Adventure, all ages explore hidden tombs and hunt for
treasure.
• Coastersaurus – This junior wooden coaster reaches curves and dips in and
around a prehistoric jungle of animated and life-sized Lego brick dinosaurs.
• Lost Kingdom Adventure – A dark ride that invites guests to fire laser
blasters at targets and brave the rugged Egyptian landscape in all-terrain
roadsters, while attempting to unearth the vast treasures of a forgotten empire.
• Pharaoh’s Revenge – This outdoor attraction lets children and parents fire
soft foam balls at enemies and explore the complex maze of the Pharaoh’s
kingdom.
• Beetle Bounce – Launch 15-feet up toward brightly jeweled Lego scarab beetles
perched atop two monumental obelisks.
XTreme is where some of the pink-knuckle thrills can be found.
• Lego Technic Test Track – Brave guests feel the power of acceleration, braking
and maneuverability as they race a life-size Lego Technic vehicle along a roller
coaster track.
• Aquazone Wave Racers – Riders zip in and out of waves as they dodge water
blasters on this dual water carousel ride.
Lego City is the place where youngsters can live out their dreams in a
scaled down town created just for them.
• Fun Town Fire Academy – Families race to put out a “blaze” by piling into a
“fire truck” and power it by pumping levers across a paved straightaway. The
first family to put out the fire and make it back wins!
• Driving School – A “real-life” driving experience for children ages 6 through
13, where kids receive their official Legoland driver license.
• Junior Driving School – A scaled down version driving school course for
children ages 3 through 5.
• Flight School – An inverted steel coaster that lets kids feel the thrill of
flight.
• The Big Test -- This interactive show uses acrobatics, music and fun to teach
fire safety as the zany crew of Fun Town Fire Department attempts to conquer the
“Big Test” to become official firefighters.
Imagination Zone emphasizes exploring and creation, while showcasing
seven of the most visually exciting Lego models in the world, including a
replica of Albert Einstein’s head.
• Game Space – Features 13 game stations where guests can experience
family-friendly lego video games.
• Build & Test – Build a Lego car and test it against the competition on the
digitally timed track.
• Lego Mindstorms – Build and program computerized robots.
• Lego Clubhouse – Kids and parents stock up on bulk Lego bricks and Make &
Create kits while enjoying ice cream, popcorn, beverages and snacks.
• Kid Power Towers – Kids and parents alike hoist themselves up to the top of a
tower to get a view of the entire park and the lovely Lake Eloise, and then
enjoy a “free-fall” to the bottom.
Pirate’s Cove has been taken over by swashbuckling pirates along the
shores of Lake Eloise. This is where guests can watch a live-action water stunt
show.
Duplo Village is ideal for toddlers. Youngsters can fly a plane, drive a
car or explore a whole town – all designed with their height in mind.
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