Legoland

We had a wonderful time at the waterpark! The kids absolutely loved it, and the atmosphere was vibrant and full of fun. The accessibility to all the games and attractions was fantastic. As a mother, I really appreciated the well-organized changing rooms — they made it easy to manage more than one child at a time. The staff were incredibly helpful and professional throughout our visit. Highly recommended for families!

The park is great for younger kids, and the overall environment is enjoyable. However, it’s disappointing that most of the rides have a height restriction of 110 cm and above. Since ride access is based on height, it would be fair if ticket pricing reflected that as well. I paid full price for my child’s ticket, but she was only allowed on 2-3 rides. A more flexible or tiered pricing structure would be appreciated.

This well-maintained theme park offers a delightful experience. The staff are wonderful, and the rides cater to all ages. Even if you're not interested in rides, there's plenty to see and enjoy. A particularly pleasant time to visit is during the summer, as the park is less crowded, and there are minimal wait times for rides. The temperatures are comfortably warm, typically ranging from 39 to 44 degrees.

Legoland Dubai is a vibrant, family-friendly theme park that blends playful creativity with immersive attractions, perfect for children aged 2–12. The park is thoughtfully divided into themed zones, including Adventure, Kingdoms, Imagination, Miniland, and more. Miniland is particularly impressive, showcasing intricate LEGO-built replicas of iconic Middle Eastern landmarks, from the Burj Khalifa to the Pyramids of Giza—crafted with millions of bricks. Rides are mostly gentle and interactive, designed with younger kids in mind, such as driving their own LEGO cars or sailing on themed boat rides. There’s also the Legoland Water Park next door, with slides, lazy rivers, and build-your-own raft activities, offering a refreshing break from the desert heat. The atmosphere is cheerful and colorful, with friendly staff adding to the welcoming feel. Dining options are adequate, though prices are on the higher side, and the variety could be broader for picky eaters. While older teens or thrill-seekers may find the rides less exciting, Legoland Dubai shines as a place for family bonding, imagination, and hands-on fun. If you visit, plan to go early in the day and avoid peak summer months for a more comfortable experience. Overall, it’s a joyful escape into a LEGO-built world.

We came for a visit in June. The kids loved it, especially if they are Lego-crazy. The place definitely had a lot of rides. We were able to even get free kids entry. However, some of the rides were closed due to the hot weather. Would recommend a days time for the Lego Theme Park. Make sure to bring your own water, nothing is free inside and it's all costly.