The main attraction in Billund, Denmark, is Legoland. The gates of this amusement park began to bring joy to children and adults as early as 7 June 1968. Today, 2 million guests visit the park every year. It is the oldest and first Legoland in the world.

It is a short walk or an even quicker bus ride from Billund BLL Airport.

What attractions can you find here?

If you've never been to a Legoland before, you may be confused about what a theme park like this actually contains.

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This is a typical classic theme park full of roller coasters for both kids. and older ones and all sorts of attractions. Legoland is typical in that you will find lots of characters and machines built out of Legos and the whole park is themed around colourful blocks.

The whole area is divided into several sections:

Miniland - a large but miniature town boasts not only small houses along the canals, but also moving dummies in the form of planes at the airport, trains, boats or even a shuttle. Made of Lego, of course.
Duplo Land - for the little ones, there is a nice park full of slides, slides and replicas of a hospital, a police station or a farm with a tractor.
Legoredo Town - a typical western town is full of shops and cafes, cowboys and one of the fastest roller coasters, the Hawk. Pan for gold, take a kayak ride (ideally in warm weather) and don't get robbed by bandits.
Polar Land - warm clothing is not a requirement. You'll be plenty warm on one of Legoland's biggest roller coasters. Sit in front of the aquarium full of penguins and unpack your snacks before continuing on.

Miniland Legoland

Polar-X roller coaster Legoland

Legoland train

Many more attractions await you in the NinjaGo World, The Lego Movie World, Knight's Kingdom, Pitate Land and Adventure Land sections. The park also includes a space full of Nintendo video games or an underwater world with a 4D cinema and, of course, live underwater creatures.

Explore Legoland in detail at legoland.dk/explore or on this map.

Map of Legoland Billund

Tickets and opening hours

Higher entrance fees must be expected. On the other hand, all attractions are free afterwards.

1 day admission costs 329 dkk
2 day admission costs 478 dkk
A year-round off-season pass for 499 dkk
Year-round season pass for 649 dkk (kids get free snacks, 50% discount on Lego House admission)

Tickets can be purchased for a specific day online at legoland.dk/tickets. For a two-day ticket, you choose the first day and must use the next one within 7 days. Children under 2 years old are free.

The park is open from the beginning of April to the end of October, with mainly weekend-only opening at the beginning and end of the season, and opening days may extend into March and November based on the weather.

The gates always open at 10:00am and close between 6:00pm and 8:00pm depending on the month.

Check the opening days at legoland.dk/opening-hours.

Refreshment prices

If you haven't packed a snack, you may also be interested in the prices of snacks inside Legoland.

Count on the same amounts we know from home, only these are in Danish crowns.

You'll find hot dog stands as well as fast food and restaurants. There are several cafes and drink vending machines around the park.

Hotdog - 69 dkk
fast food menu - 129 dkk
drinks from a vending machine - 30 dkk

Hotels in Legoland

When you combine the pleasant with the useful, you take the experience to a whole other level. Give your little ones a hotel experience too with authentic hotels. You can choose between rooms made of Legos or in the bowels of the castle:

Castle Hotel

How to save money when visiting Legoland?

On the website Legolandholidays.dk you can also buy packages including a hotel stay and a park ticket. Compared to previous years, this option is not so convenient and depending on your planning of your days in Billund, it can be paradoxically disadvantageous.

The package is worthwhile if you are only planning to spend one day at Legoland. In this case, you will save exactly 37 eur (regardless of the number of people and children) during your stay. However, if you want to take advantage of a two-day visit to the park, it is worth buying accommodation and tickets separately.