How to get next day LEGOLAND Christmas tickets

LEGOLAND’s annual Christmas celebration sees the entire park engulfed in festive fervor. Christmas decorations are everywhere and a sleigh full of extra attractions are open.

Families can expect Christmas-themed shows, workshops and plenty of photo opportunities.

There are 25 rides and attractions open at the LEGOLAND Christmas event. This includes classic rides like the Dragon, Sky Lion Flight, LEGO City Driving School and more. Some of the rides will also be open after dark.

As we said, there will also be additional attractions such as Santa’s Magical Sleigh, where Santa himself can be seen traveling around the theme park with his troupe of dancing elves, and Ollie’s Christmas Mayhem, a show where Ollie The dragon tries to do. Help the elves get all the children’s letters to the North Pole in time.

There are also festive scenes set up in LEGO Miniland and spots where you can take a selfie with LEGO Santa. In addition, workshops such as the Build Your Own Train workshop and the Build to Give workshop, where every time someone builds a LEGO heart, a LEGO set will be donated to a charity.

Last but not least, you have the chance to meet and greet the real Santa Claus. For this, you’ll need to buy an extra ticket and reserve a slot, but it’s all worth it when your child comes away with the ultimate Christmas memory and an extra gift.

Yes. LEGOLAND is open in December, but not every day.

The park will open on certain dates to coincide with their Christmas celebrations. These dates are: December 1, December 7-8, December 13-23 and December 27-31.

LEGOLAND will not be open on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Boxing Day.

The LEGOLAND Christmas Event will take place on the following dates: November 23, November 30 – December 1, December 7 – 8, December 13 – January 4.

Standard entry to the LEGOLAND Christmas event starts at £29 per person, although as most of December is considered a peak period, you’re more likely to pay £34 or £37. That’s only if you book in advance, entry tickets are much more expensive, starting at £68. Children under 90 cm go for free.

If you would like to add a meeting with Santa to your visit, tickets cost an additional £25 per child.

Meanwhile, short breaks start from £60 per person.

LEGOLAND tickets are available on the official LEGOLAND website.

There is still a good amount of availability in December at the moment, but make sure you book soon before festive demand rises.