Are you heading to Legoland in Florida and wondering if adding the water park
would be worth it?
Well, in this video, I'm going to go over all of the attractions
and take you all around the water park area
to help you decide if it would be worth it for you and your family.
So let's get into it.
The Legoland water park is a separate add on attraction
of Legoland Florida and is located in the very back of Legoland.
There is currently no outside entrance to the Legoland Water Park.
So if you do want to visit, the only way is by visiting the park
and adding it on to your day ticket to Legoland.
The cost of adding the water park is $25 per person
and you can add it on while buying your tickets online
or you can even add it to your day while you're at the park.
When you first walk in you'll walk through this breezeway that includes lockers
that are $15 for the day and uses a secure keyless system.
There is also a small surf shop in here.
So if you forgot your swimsuit or sunscreen or any other essentials
you can probably find it in here.
The first attraction that you'll come across in
the park is the Duplo Splash Safari, where you and the tots can dip in
with a bunch of Duplo animals that include penguins and elephants.
Right next to the Duplo Splash Safari is the Build-A-Raft where you can build
your own Lego vessels and float around their thousand foot
long lazy river.
There is a twist to this lazy river.
All along the way there are these bricks that you can pick up and add
on to the top of your vessel.
And I was able to spy a few rafts that did have the building
platform on them where you can add your bricks.
Either way, it still looks like a beautiful, fun way to spend the day.
If you head down the walkway, the next area that you'll come
across is the Lego Wave Pool and Joker Soaker.
The Joker Soaker is this awesome interactive play area
that is filled with slides, climbing areas, water spouts and a wading pool.
This awesome play area features five slides, a number of different spouts
and hidden dumps that will surprise you and your kids when you're not looking.
One of the best parts about this Joker Soaker is that every 2 minutes,
this giant bucket will dump over 300
gallons of water over every one inside.
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Overall, the Joker Soaker is a really fun area
and definitely one that you and the kids will have a lot of fun exploring.
Just a short walk from the Joker Soaker is the Lego Wave Pool
where you can catch some waves or even just cool off.
The waves are just big enough and very gentle.
Plus, there's several of these islands across the pool
where the kids can come together and play with a few bricks
and create some amazing builds as they swim.
If your kids are more of a builder than they are a swimmer,
then the Legoland water park also has a Build-A-Boat attraction.
That is really fun.
In this area, you can get the chance to build
and race your own a boat against others as they float down
this furious river to see which one makes it to the end.
Right next to the Build-A-Boat section is the Imagination Station.
In here the kids can create
fun builds are just play around with the Lego water guns.
There is a pedal down here that controls the water
and it was pretty fun to try to aim them towards these propellers.
If you have bigger kids that are looking for bigger slides,
then you'll want to head over
to the twin chasers that you'll find in the back of the park.
On these slides, you can ride tubes down
375 feet of an intertwining pair
of enclosed water slides before plunging into the water below.
You do have to carry the tubes up
with you to the top of the slide, but it looks well worth it.
If these two slides are not enough thrill for you, then you're in luck
because there are a couple of Splash Out slides where you can ascend
to the tallest point of the water park and then choose one of three unique slides
to speed down a 60 foot drop and splash into the water below.
And just in case you're wondering, there is also plenty
of seating and umbrellas for shade all throughout the water park.
The main bulk of the chairs and umbrellas are going to be near the wave pool
and the Joker soaker.
But if you want something
a bit more private, you can always rent one of these cabanas.
The cabanas start at $99.99 plus tax.
But the rates vary depending on the season that you go.
If you do want to rent a cabana, you get two souvenir towels,
a personal safe to keep your things in, a mini fridge stocked
with ten bottles of water, two recliner chairs, two
regular chairs and your very own cabana host.
If you do end up staying the majority of the day in the water park,
there are several snack and food shops sprinkled throughout the park.
Like the Beach Street Tacos located over by the wave pool,
the River Raft ICEE by the lazy river
and the Beach and Brick bar and grill near the entrance of the park.
If you're looking for even more fun ways to cool off in the Florida sun,
then you're going to want to check out my video on Weeki Wachee Springs
that just popped up on the screen.
Not only does this amazing spring have crystal clear water and water slides,
but they also have a live mermaid show that happens daily.
Until next time, everyone!
I hope you have an amazing day and go out and enjoy some Florida sunshine.