2 adults 2 children at legoland for 50 pounds

tartmaster.simon

My wife and I want to take our son. Anyone know whether the £15 adult price applies without an accompanying child? i.e. My wife and son would enter on one voucher (£15+£10) and I would enter on a second (£15). Total spend £40. It says "up to 2 children", which includes zero children in my book, but I don't want to risk arguing on the gate and being forced to pay the full ~£36.

Simon.

Stompydebs

We went last October for D's birthday,,one teen, 2 adults, one kid,,we had some vouchers think it was tesco days out ones but it still worked out at almost 100 quid for us all to get in. It was great for younger kids but i would never pay that again to get in and would not return. IMO Drayton Manor is far better in every way!!

valk_scot

The Scottish school holidays start at the end of June so this is a great voucher for us. We all like Legoland, even our 12 year old. It's x100 more fun than the hopelessly overrated EuroDisney.

ells888

gutted.... iv booked a hotel to go 9th and 10th may? Been looking for a cheap deal for ages!

greenefingers

Has anyone used the Qbot system at Legoland?
At £10 each I'm wondering if it's really worth it.

snoony2

greenfingers, we were there last week. It was our first time at legoland and I sooo wish we had got a Qbot as we waited for almost an hour for one ride.

FloFlo

greenefingers wrote: »

Has anyone used the Qbot system at Legoland?
At £10 each I'm wondering if it's really worth it.

What is the qbot?

snoony2

With a Qbot you don't have to physically queue for rides - instead you are in a virtual queue.

We noticed with a number of rides that people with Qbots didn't have to wait.

http://www.legoland.co.uk/planyourvisit/Q-bot+Virtual+Queuing/virtualqueuing.htm

FloFlo

Qbot sounds interesting for some reason comp wont display thee page about it though.

snoony2

FloFlo wrote: »

Qbot sounds interesting for some reason comp wont display thee page about it though.

Not sure why - is working when I click on it - anyway, here are a few details cut and pasted from the page hth

Each Q-bot allows up to a maximum of six members of your party to queue together

1 – Rent your Q-bot
2 – Select your ride using the Q-bot buttons
3 – Receive your ride time on the Q-bot screen
4 – Explore the park, visit our shops and restaurants or, if you have time, ride a different ride!
5 – Go to your chosen ride on or after your allocated time
6 – Enter via the Q-bot entrance
7 – Enjoy the ride!
8 – Repeat this simple process for your next ride.

There is a £10 charge per person on each Q-bot. Children under 3 are not required to pay but still count towards the six people allowed per Q-bot. Please note, for verification purposes, all guests who have a reservation must arrive at the nerve centre together to collect the Q-bot. A manual card swipe will be required for the purpose of a refundable deposit so please have your credit card to hand.

The Q-bot may be used on the following attractions:


<H3>KNIGHTS' KINGDOM LAND OF THE VIKINGS

</H3>The Dragon Vikings' River Splash
Dragon's Apprentice Spinning Spider


<H3>TRAFFIC kingdom of the pharaohs

</H3>Driving School Laser Raiders
Boating School Aero Nomad
Balloon School Desert Chase
Fire Academy Thunder Blazer


<H3>WILD WOODS DUPLO® LAND

</H3>Pirate Falls Extreme Team Challenge
Fairy Tale Brook


<H3>IMAGINATION CENTRE lego city

</H3>Sky Rider Orient Expedition
Bob the Builder™ In 4D
Spellbreaker 4D
LEGO® Racers 4D


ADVENTURE LAND


Dino Dipper



There are a limited number of Qbots available each day but you can reserve one online

It does seem quite pricey to me but I do think we would get one if we visit legoland again as we wasted half the day queuing - just a shame you can't use the Qbot for the food outlet queues too!