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[quote=Anonymous]We were just there when it was 92 degrees and humid. There is little to no shade because it’s so new and the trees haven’t grown in. The park is built into a hill with a few flights of stairs in between. They just opened a sky liner, which will help. My kids are the same age. There were a handful of rides that were 42” and up, so my 3 year old missed a few. Otherwise, the park is catered toward the 8 and under crowd.

Book the splash area for an early time slot. Once you use that reservation, you can book it again. You get 20 minutes of access and then they clear it out and let the next group in. We used it twice, and it was a great relief from the unrelenting sun. Keep in mind the only locker rentals we saw were at the top of the hill in the build and test lab. If there were lockers near the splash area, the employees we asked were not aware of it. We ended up carrying towels around all day.

The Legoland Hotel was fun, but we’re pretty sure we picked up norovirus from their lego pits, which made for a fun drive home. [/quote]

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