Theme park · Billund · Denmark · since 1968

Legoland Billund

For families with nursery and primary-school children, especially LEGO fans. The coasters are mostly family-friendly; Miniland delights adults too.

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Knights’ castle among the trees – Legoland Billund — Photo: Marcin Wichary · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

1968
opened
58 years ago
1.7 million
visitors a year
as of 2024
12
themed areas

Opened in 1968 – the very first LEGOLAND park in the world
More than 50 million visitors since it opened
Denmark’s largest tourist attraction outside Copenhagen
Christmas season 2026 from 28 November to 31 December throughout the park
Halloween 2026 from 2 October to 1 November

Places to stay

Hotels around Legoland Billund

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3 hotels and resorts of its own: Legoland Billund has them right at the park.

Hotel LEGOLAND®
LEGOLAND® Castle Hotel
LEGOLAND® Holiday Village

What hotel guests get: Hotel LEGOLAND and Castle Hotel: earlier park access for hotel guests (no time given), breakfast included. (source: legoland.dk)

For families

How tall does my child need to be?

Minimum heights according to Legoland Billund (ride pages), as of October 2026. Where the park requires an adult, the figure on the scale applies with an adult. Height is measured at the entrance to the ride; the information there is binding.

With an adult, alone, maximum height

Polar X-plorerwith an adult from 120 cm, alone from 130 cm
X-treme Racersfrom 120 cm, 195 cm maximum
Minifigure Speedwaywith an adult from 110 cm, alone from 130 cm
Flying Eaglewith an adult from 100 cm, alone from 120 cm
Ninjago The Rideany height with an adult, alone from 115 cm

For your day at the park

Good to know

When is it quieter?: In high season usually quieter on Saturdays (holiday-home changeover day), says the park; busiest on Tue and Wed. (source: legoland.dk)
When it rains: 14 indoor activities, says the park, e.g. NINJAGO The Ride, Atlantis by SEA LIFE, LEGO Studios; 5 more sheltered. (source: legoland.dk)
Accessibility: Companion with ID needs no ticket, wristband for quicker access (with proof), wheelchair can be reserved. (source: legoland.dk)

Rides and shows

Why people head to Legoland Billund

Roller coaster, since 2002
X-treme Racers
Mack Rides wild mouse coaster with tight bends
- 16 m high
- 56 km/h
- 400 m of track
- from 120 cm
- up to 195 cm
Roller coaster, since 2012
Polar X-plorer
The park’s biggest and fastest coaster, with a free-fall section
- 65 km/h
- from 120 cm
- alone from 130 cm
Roller coaster, since 2026
Minifigure Speedway
New duelling coaster with two parallel tracks
- 56 km/h
- 244 m of track
- from 110 cm
- alone from 130 cm
Roller coaster, since 2018
Flying Eagle
Family coaster in LEGOREDO Town with an eleven-metre drop, opened for the park’s 50th birthday
- from 100 cm
- alone from 120 cm
Attraction
Miniland
Model world at a scale of around 1:20, made from more than 20 million LEGO bricks
Dark ride
Ninjago The Ride
Interactive dark ride at the heart of LEGO® NINJAGO® World
- any height with an adult
- alone from 115 cm

Themed areas

12 worlds in one park

THE LEGO® MOVIE™ World
With Emmet, Lucy and other characters from the LEGO film
DUPLO® Land
Sheltered play and ride area for the very youngest
KNIGHTS' KINGDOM
Medieval world of knights and princesses
LEGOREDO® TOWN
Western town with saloon food and gunfights
Miniland
Sights, capital cities and village scenes in miniature, built from LEGO bricks
LEGO® DUPLO® PEPPA PIG Playground
Playground that brings together the world of Peppa Pig and LEGO DUPLO

Show all 12 worlds

LEGO® NINJAGO® World
Ninja challenges such as a laser maze and a climbing wall, plus a ride
Adventure Land
Jungle and Egypt theme with a dark ride and the X-treme Racers
Polar Land
Polar world with a coaster that includes a five-metre free fall
Pirate Land
Pirate area with water play and a carousel
Imagination Zone
Underwater world, fountain show and 4D cinema
Brick Street
LEGO building and hands-on activities for the whole family

Getting there

Getting to Legoland Billund

By train
Station Give – 14 km from the entrance as the crow flies
Station Jelling – 18 km from the entrance as the crow flies
Bus stop
Stop “Legoland / Lalandia (Billund)” – 100 m from the entrance
Car park
“Legoland P1” – 150 m from the entrance
charges apply
Water park nearby
Lalandia Billund – 550 m from the entrance as the crow flies

Source: OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), retrieved on 11 October 2026. Distances: straight line from the entrance, not the route. Timetables come from the railway and local transport network, parking prices from the park’s website (legoland.dk). How we choose

The park

Opening times and tickets

Season: Roughly March to December, with Halloween in October and the Christmas season from late November
Usual opening hours: From 10am; closing time depends on the day, 9pm on long days (some rides until 8pm)

Opening times, prices, getting there

The exact opening days and the cost of admission are on the park’s website. We don’t give prices – they change with the season.

legoland.dk (park website, opens in a new window)

Tickets

GetYourGuide also sells tickets for Legoland Billund (checked on 11 October 2026). The link takes you to a search for the park there; GetYourGuide sets the price and terms.

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Frequently asked questions

Legoland Billund: what families ask

When is Legoland Billund open?

Season: Roughly March to December, with Halloween in October and the Christmas season from late November. Usual hours: From 10am; closing time depends on the day, 9pm on long days (some rides until 8pm). The exact days and times are on the park’s website (legoland.dk).

How tall do children have to be to go on the rides?

On the best-known rides: from 100 cm “Flying Eagle”; from 110 cm “Minifigure Speedway”; from 120 cm “Polar X-plorer” and “X-treme Racers”. Height is measured at the entrance to the ride; some rides let smaller children on with an adult.

Are there hotels right at Legoland Billund?

Legoland Billund has 3 places to stay of its own: Hotel LEGOLAND®, LEGOLAND® Castle Hotel and LEGOLAND® Holiday Village. Our hotel search shows the hotels around the park – each with its straight-line distance to the entrance.

How do I get to Legoland Billund by train?

According to OpenStreetMap, the nearest railway stop is the station “Give”, 14 km from the entrance as the crow flies. The nearest bus stop is “Legoland / Lalandia (Billund)”, 100 m from the entrance. For train and bus times, check with the railway and the local transport network.