How to Save Money at LEGOLAND Florida

Earlier this year, my family took a vacation to central Florida. We spent a day at LEGOLAND, and it was such a blast; you can read about our one day at LEGOLAND here.

I’m a planner and always love to find ways to save money while traveling with my family. So before our trip, I did a lot of research on ways to save money on admission and our day in the park. I found many great ways to save at LEGOLAND, so if you’re planning a family trip, check out these tips.

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Look for BOGO offers

LEGOLAND often includes Kids Go Free with the purchase of an adult ticket coupon in the LEGO magazine or in LEGO products. I found this coupon in a LEGO magazine at our local LEGO store.

Check the Website

LEGOLAND regularly offers a lot of specials on their website. They offer a Military Discount, Vacation Package Deals, Homeschool Days Discounts, Scout Days and other season discounts typically advertised on their homepage.

Consider an Annual Pass

If you think you may visit LEGOLAND more than once within a year, the Annual Pass is a great deal. Not only do you get unlimited admission to the theme park and water park, but there are many other perks like free parking, admission to special events, 10% off dining, LEGOLAND accommodation discounts, discount on additional guest tickets, and unlimited admission to Madame Tussauds Orlando, SEA LIFE Orlando, and LEGOLAND Discovery Center Atlanta! That’s a fantastic deal if you ask me!

Buy Tickets Online – In Advance

You get a small discount if you purchase your LEGOLAND tickets online in advance rather than at the park gates. Even if all the other discounts don’t apply to your trip, you should still be able to save a few bucks by purchasing tickets online.

So now that you’ve gotten a great deal on tickets, how can you save money in the park? Theme park prices are inevitable. However, there are some great ways to save a little cash.

Pack Your Own Food

LEGOLAND has an excellent policy on outside food. You can easily pack drinks, snacks and your lunch to bring with you into the park. If you have your whole family, this could potentially save you a couple hundred dollars. Check out the guidelines on what food and drink items are allowed and prohibited in the park.

Bring Your Own Stroller

LEGOLAND has strollers available for rent, but at $16 for a single-seat stroller and $22 for a double-seat stroller, it can save you a few bucks if you can bring your own.

Bring LEGO Minifigures for Trading

You can bring your Minifigures from home to trade with LEGOLAND staff members. Don’t bring your favorite minifigs to trade but it’s a fun and inexpensive way to get souvenirs.

Pack a Bag with Essentials

Bring a backpack with all the essentials you might need throughout the day so you don’t overspend at the gift shops. In my bag, I like to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, snacks, a portable phone charger, and a poncho.

Set a Budget

This may seem like a no-brainer, but it can be easy to overindulge while you’re in the park. Set a budget for food and souvenirs. We like to give each of our children a set dollar amount they can spend on unique LEGOLAND Florida items. This helps us know we are all sticking to the same budget and allows us to have more fun.

So there you have it. Hopefully, these tips will help you save money on your next trip to LEGOLAND, Florida. I know LEGOLAND is always offering new promotions, so you should always be able to find some deals on park admission. Other places you might want to check for park discounts are Costco, Groupon, VisitOrlando.com, and many more. A little research could save you a lot of money.