In early December, we visited LegoLand Florida. I have to say, awesome place! We originally were going to head there in late November but realized they had Homeschool Days at a fraction of the price...$8 for each student and $25 per adult. We saved over $90 for the 6 people that went. They do require home school verification of some sort.
Now, if you do not homeschool, you still will enjoy a LegoLand visit and there are plenty of coupons out there to save money. Life Cereal as well as Lego Magazine, and sources online, give coupons for one free child per adult. Adults are $64, children are $59 (online). So, if you have the coupons, which you WILL find, you are really only paying for the adults and any extra children.
It's a great park. Very clean. And, here's a tip...get there at least 20 minutes or so before the park opens. Get right in line. Have your kid(s) charm the turnstile-ladies and maybe, just maybe, your children will get chosen to open the park. A thrill for them, free lunch for 4 and a free picture for you.
At the very least, there are some fun rides, and some really awesome Lego sculptures.
But, one thing you HAVE to plan for, that we didn't save enough time for, is the Lego Imagination Center, most importantly the Lego Build & Test. Here, kids play with Legos to create wheeled structures and then test them on various types of ramps. This activity coincides with STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
Besides this activity, you can also sign your children up for a science lesson with Legos. Right there at the Imagination Center. Worth it. Look into it.
Homeschool Florida Days:
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March 11, 2013
April 15, 2013
May 13, 2013
Homeschool California Days:
Feb 11, 2013
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April 15, 2013
May 20, 2013
Large groups can also get concierge tours.
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