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LEGOLAND Billund Resort

The original LEGO theme park where Miniland models, themed coasters and colourful hotels turn Billund into a full-scale world built for imaginative family adventures.

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LEGOLAND Billund Resort is the original LEGO theme park, a colourful world of more than 45 rides, intricate brick-built models and 11 themed lands on the edge of the town of Billund in western Denmark. Geared primarily towards families with children, it blends gentle coasters, water rides and interactive play zones with the iconic Miniland displays built from millions of LEGO bricks. On-site themed hotels and easy access to Billund’s airport make it a convenient centrepiece for a short break.

A brief summary to LEGOLAND® Billund Resort

  • Nordmarksvej 9, Billund, 7190, DK
  • +4579501717
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 6 to 10 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Outdoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Friday 10 am-5 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-8 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5 pm

Local tips

  • Arrive before opening and start with popular coasters such as The Dragon or Polar Land rides, which build longer queues by late morning in high season.
  • Plan a midday break in indoor build zones or calmer DUPLO areas; it helps younger children recharge during the busiest and warmest hours.
  • Carry a lightweight rain jacket and a small towel if you intend to ride water attractions, as Danish weather and splash rides can both be unpredictable.
  • Check the park calendar in advance; LEGOLAND Billund follows a seasonal schedule with varying opening days and hours outside the main late March–early November period.
  • Consider staying in one of the themed hotels next to the park for early access on selected dates and an easier transition back to your room with tired children.
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Getting There

  • From Billund Airport by local bus

    From Billund Airport, take a local bus towards Billund town centre; several lines typically link the airport to the town and stop near LEGOLAND in about 10–15 minutes. Single adult fares are usually in the range of 20–30 DKK, with reduced tickets for children. Buses run more frequently during the day than in the late evening, and services can be less regular on weekends or public holidays.

  • From Vejle by regional bus

    From Vejle, use the regional bus service to Billund, which commonly takes around 40–60 minutes depending on the route and time of day. A one-way adult ticket generally costs about 60–90 DKK. Buses tend to run at least once per hour in the daytime on weekdays, with slightly fewer departures in the evenings and on Sundays. Check the latest timetable before travelling, especially outside school and summer periods.

  • By car from nearby Jutland towns

    Driving from nearby towns such as Kolding, Esbjerg or Vejle usually takes 35–60 minutes on well-maintained regional roads. Expect to pay a daily parking fee at LEGOLAND’s official car parks, commonly around 60–90 DKK per vehicle. Parking areas can fill quickly on peak summer days, and you must follow posted payment and registration rules to avoid fines. Winter conditions are generally manageable but can occasionally affect travel times.

  • Cycling within the Billund area

    If you are staying in or close to Billund, cycling to LEGOLAND is a pleasant option in 10–25 minutes, depending on your starting point. Local roads and paths are mostly flat and Danish drivers are accustomed to sharing space with bicycles, though you should still use lights and reflective gear in low light. There is no extra cost beyond any bike rental, and simple bike stands are typically available near the resort entrances.

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A world built from bricks in the heart of Jutland

LEGOLAND Billund Resort is where the LEGO story spills out of the box and becomes a full-scale world. Set just outside the small town of Billund, birthplace of the LEGO brick, the park spreads across a landscape of lakes, castles, pirate coves and futuristic cities, all tied together by the familiar click of colourful plastic. It is designed first and foremost for families, with most attractions tailored to children from preschool age up to young teens, yet there is plenty of nostalgia and detail to captivate adults. The park is laid out as a loop of distinct zones, each with its own soundtrack, planting and architectural style. Paths curve past dragon-topped towers, polar research stations, Arabian-style palaces and spaceports, while the smell of popcorn and waffles drifts from small food stands between the rides. Even queue lines are dotted with models and small building corners, keeping young hands and minds busy while they wait.

Miniland: the tiny heart of the park

At the centre lies Miniland, the original core of LEGOLAND Billund and still its most emblematic area. Here, famous landmarks from Denmark, Europe and further afield are recreated at a scale that makes you feel like a giant walking through a miniature continent. Harbours bustle with moving ships, trains curve through mountain passes, and tiny cars navigate city streets, all animated by hidden motors and carefully choreographed movement. The closer you look, the more details emerge: tiny rooftop parties, hidden construction scenes and humorous vignettes tucked behind buildings. Seasonal plantings and shallow waterways weave between the models, helping the scenes feel alive and constantly changing with light and weather. For many visitors, it is the place they return to several times in a day, tracing new routes and spotting details they missed before.

Themed lands and family-friendly thrills

Beyond Miniland, themed areas offer a spectrum of rides from gentle to adventurous. A medieval kingdom features The Dragon roller coaster, combining a dark-ride journey through a storybook castle with a swooping outdoor track section suitable for school-age children. In Polar Land, a faster coaster threads past frozen theming and penguin enclosures, while pirate-themed zones invite families onto splash battles and boat rides where getting wet is part of the fun. Younger children have entire areas designed at their scale, with soft-play zones, simple car and boat schools, and DUPLO-branded attractions that let them steer, build and experiment in a low-key setting. Height restrictions are clearly marked, and many rides allow adults to accompany children, making it easy for family groups to stay together throughout the day.

Shows, creativity and seasonal surprises

LEGOLAND Billund is not only about mechanical thrills. Live entertainment, character meet-and-greets and short stunt or pirate shows punctuate the day, adding a stage-like energy to plazas and harbours. Indoor building zones invite you to sit down at long tables and create your own models from piles of bricks, sometimes linked to challenges or themes that change during the season. Throughout the year, the park’s atmosphere shifts with special events. Spring and summer days feel bright and energetic, with outdoor water rides in high demand, while autumn can bring Halloween decorations and evening light effects. The operating calendar is seasonal, with the main park typically open from late March to early November, and selected special openings outside that period, so checking dates in advance is essential when planning a visit.

Resort stays and practical comforts

Right beside the park, LEGO-themed hotels and a holiday village extend the experience into the night. Rooms are decorated as pirate cabins, knights’ quarters or ninjago hideouts, often with separate sleeping areas for children and grown-ups, plus small in-room building corners. Breakfast buffets, playrooms, game zones and direct private entrances to the park in season make these stays part of the attraction rather than just a place to sleep. Across the resort, practical needs are well covered. There are multiple food outlets ranging from quick-service burgers and pizzas to coffee shops and ice cream stands, with plenty of seating, both indoors and outside. Family facilities such as restrooms with changing areas, stroller-friendly paths, information points and rental services help keep the day running smoothly, even with very young children in tow.

Planning your day among 80 million bricks

With more than 45 rides and experiences spread across 11 themed lands, a visit rewards a little forethought. The park’s own app and maps help you track show times and ride restrictions, and many families choose to prioritise a few headline attractions early before exploring at a more relaxed pace. Crowds fluctuate with school holidays and weekends, and opening hours vary by date, often running from morning to late afternoon or early evening. Most visitors find that a full day is needed to sample a representative mix of zones, and a second day allows for repeat rides and slower appreciation of the models and play areas. Whether you stay for a single day or turn it into a short break at the on-site hotels, LEGOLAND Billund delivers an immersive blend of play, gentle adventure and imagination anchored firmly in the world’s most famous bricks.

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