LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort Admission Ticket Günzburg

LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort and Miniland

LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort opened in 2002 on the edge of Günzburg, a small town on the Danube in Bavaria, and has become one of the most popular family days out in southern Germany. The park is laid out in themed worlds around a central lake, and its heart is Miniland, where cities, landscapes and landmarks from Germany and neighbouring countries are recreated in miniature from millions of plastic bricks, complete with moving trains, boats, cars and tiny figures.

Children and adults alike spend a long time spotting details in Miniland, from city skylines and harbours to castles and mountain villages, many of which light up or move at the touch of a button. Is LEGOLAND Germany worth visiting? For families with children of roughly 3 to 12, it is one of the best theme parks in the country, designed so that younger visitors can enjoy almost every ride.

Rides, shows and themed worlds

Beyond Miniland the park is divided into themed areas such as a knights' kingdom with its castle and the Fire Dragon roller coaster, a pirate land with water battles and splash rides, an adventure land with jungle-style attractions and a brick city where children can earn a driving licence in small electric cars or steer their own boats. Live shows, a 4D cinema and building workshops add variety between the rides.

Most rides are made for families, with height limits on a few of the faster coasters, so even small children have plenty to do. Water rides are especially popular in summer, so a change of clothes is useful. The LEGOLAND Germany day ticket includes all of these attractions; only food, drinks, parking and the rental of buggies or wheelchairs cost extra.

Planning your visit: tickets, opening hours and seasons

The park is open daily during its season, which runs from spring to early November, with gates opening at 10:00 and closing times that vary through the year. In October the park celebrates with themed decorations, family activities and meet-and-greets, while summer brings the longest opening hours. Your LEGOLAND Günzburg tickets are priced by season, which is why there are regular, mid-season and high-season options in the booking panel.

The best time to visit LEGOLAND Germany is on a weekday outside the German school holidays, when queues are shorter. Arrive at opening time, head to the most popular rides first and keep Miniland for the afternoon. With the 2-day ticket you can split the park into two relaxed days, and the second visit can be any day within 6 days of the first.

How to get to LEGOLAND Germany and the town of Günzburg

LEGOLAND Deutschland lies just off the A8 motorway, roughly midway between Munich and Stuttgart and about 30 kilometres east of Ulm, so it is an easy LEGOLAND day trip from Munich, Stuttgart or Augsburg by car. Paid parking is available at the park. By train, Günzburg station is on the line between Ulm and Augsburg, and in season local buses connect the station with the park entrance on Legoland-Allee.

Günzburg itself is worth an extra hour: its old town has colourful facades, a Renaissance castle and a richly decorated Rococo church, and it sits on the Danube with riverside parks. Nearby Ulm, with its Gothic minster and the tallest church spire in the world, makes another good stop on the way to or from the park.