A few tips from a LEGOLAND expert

1. If none of the following apply to you, don't go.
1) You have children in elementary school or younger.
2) You like rides but are a scaredy-cat
and absolutely cannot handle scary rides.
3) You are a Lego enthusiast or love cute, charming things.
2. Avoid making it a day trip if possible.
Unless you are a Chuncheon resident, I do not recommend a day trip.
Living in the Seoul metropolitan area and going to LEGOLAND with kids on a weekend?
I strongly advise against it.
If you have the budget, book a room at the LEGOLAND Hotel; if not, stay one night at places like Jackson Nine or
Estern Hotel, or otherwise,
plan to stop by on your way back from a trip to Gangwon-do.
3. Buy an annual pass if possible.
LEGOLAND offers the best value for money among annual passes.
These days, getting an annual pass is almost like getting a freebie, like the COEX Aquarium annual pass.
If you buy it during a flash sale, there are many small perks,
such as free parking and 10% discounts on food, beverages, and shopping.
4. Do not buy snacks there.
Even if the line looks short, the slowness of the LEGOLAND F&B staff
is beyond imagination. You can consider LEGOLAND a place where, instead of short waits for rides,
the wait for snacks is the longest. They almost introduced mobile ordering
and unmanned kiosks, but they haven't done so yet.