Legoland Windsor discount codes – how to save in April 2025

With spring in the air, now’s the perfect time to start planning fun-filled days out – and if Legoland is on your list, pre-booking your tickets could save you a bundle. Fresh from its winter break, the park is packed with excitement, from thrilling rides and hands-on Lego building to live shows and interactive attractions for the whole family.

Easter will be here before you know it, and with school holidays starting, tickets are expected to sell out quickly. Whether you’re planning a day trip or a weekend getaway, booking early means better availability and bigger savings - because let’s be honest, the cost of days out soon adds up.

To help you make the most of your visit for less, The Independent’s deal hunters have tracked down the best Legoland promo codes and offers to help you save on tickets and hotel bookings. Currently, you can get up to 55 per cent off tickets when booking online – so get in early and start planning your spring adventure.

There are more ways to save on your Legoland tickets, even when no big site-wide promotions are running. Right now, you can get up to 55 per cent off saver tickets when you book in advance online, with prices starting from just ?29. The Lego Festival is a must if you plan to attend between 3 May and 8 June. Prebook your tickets online to save half-price compared with on-the-day prices.

If your family just can’t get enough of Legoland, consider purchasing annual passes, starting from ?59. This way, you simply pre-book your tickets online each time you want to visit, and you'll be covered. When it comes to families, it’s worth noting that children under 90cm enter for free.

We frequently see big savings on tickets around the spring and summer, when families are most likely to make a beeline for the Windsor theme park. If you’re planning on having a short break, keep an eye out for offers that include complimentary tickets when you book selected stays at the on-site hotels or holiday village. This also gives you the chance to beat the crowds with early entry to the park.

For the ultimate Legoland experience, you may want to stay at one of the resort’s themed hotels. Those visiting during term time can save 20 per cent on bookings of two nights or more at the Legoland resort hotel, Legoland castle hotel or Legoland woodland village. Rates start from ?103 per person for a two-night stay with breakfast included.

Planning a trip to Legoland during the school holidays? Keep an eye out for 2 for 1 tickets in the run-up – these deals often appear around four to six weeks in advance. Legoland recently offered visitors a second-day-free day ahead of the Easter break, so it’s worth keeping an eye out as the summer holidays approach.

The Legoland Resort Hotel offers Pirate, Kingdom and Ninjago rooms, each packed with intricate themed details and a free Lego gift. For a fairytale escape, the Legoland Castle Hotel will immerse you in a world of knights, wizards and princesses. Hotel stays include complimentary breakfast and access to interactive play areas and the swimming pool, as well as entertainment in the evening.

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Merlin annual pass holders are lucky enough to access a range of perks and discounts at Legoland. Get 20 per cent off adventure golf, up to 20 per cent off shopping and dining, free parking and 50 per cent off for up to five friends and family members. There’s also 10 per cent off the reserve and ride mobile function, which allows you to virtually queue for up to 25 rides, without having to physically stand and wait.

You can take a day off from studying and make use of the Legoland student discount too, with tickets from just ?21 when you verify your status through Student Beans.

If you’ve been stacking up those Tesco Clubcard vouchers, you can also save on tickets. Double up every 50p, and save big on select days at Legoland. Similarly, Tastecard members can save 35 per cent on entry tickets.

The Legoland 2-for-1 deal – two tickets for the price of one – is a popular way for families to save on tickets. These coupons are often found on the packaging of partner brands, such as Kellogg’s cereal boxes, McDonald’s happy meals, Cadbury’s products and Carex hand wash bottles.

Legoland Windsor Resort has some exciting new attractions for 2025. The minifigure speedway is the park’s first-ever Lego-themed dual rollercoaster, where you’ll join team allstars or legends and race to the finish line. Meanwhile, the deep sea adventure is making an exciting return after a short break and it's on the lookout for new recruits. Hop aboard a Lego submarine and embark on an underwater expedition to find marine life, hidden secrets and maybe even some treasure.

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Of course, Legoland’s favourites are back, including the dragon rollercoaster where you can zip through the skies, the Lego kingdoms and interactive fun at the Kingdom of the Pharaohs. For younger ones, the Duplo Valley offers gentle rides like the dino coaster. A must-see is miniland, where iconic landmarks are recreated in impressive Lego detail. With the latest Legoland discounts, you can enjoy all of this for a fraction of the usual ticket price.

The woodland village, which opened last year, provides a nature-inspired retreat, perfect if you prefer an open living space. Choose from a standard or premium lodge, or go wild with a glamping experience in a woodland barrel, available from ?160 per night. The woodland village also has its own restaurant and bar, where you can enjoy a complimentary breakfast, which serves campfire-inspired meals for the whole family.

“If, like me, you’re the parent of an energetic youngster, Legoland should be high on your list of places to visit as a family. Ideal for day trips or short breaks, there are more than 50 rides to choose from, as well as live shows and attractions designed to delight children (and, let’s face it, adults) of all ages,” says Sarah Jones, assistant IndyBest editor. “The ultimate Lego adventure, you can even stay the night at the Castle Hotel, where you can take your pick of amazing themed rooms to suit every kind of Lego lover.”

The Independent’s team of deal hunters are dedicated to finding the best deals, whether that discounts on big-ticket items (think iPads, TVs or mattresses) or indeed family excursions. As Legoland offers something for everyone, we’re always on the lookout for new ways to help you save at the kids’ theme park, whether it's tickets, packages or hotel stays. We track the prices of tickets all year round so that you know you’re getting the best price. As soon as a Legoland promo code becomes available, we’ll verify it and share it here.

The Independent has been a consumer champion since 1986, reporting on the best deals and discounts so our readers can save money on the products and excursions they value. Whether it’s an excursion for the whole family to enjoy (Legoland, for example), regular deals coverage on top offers on tried and tested products, or sourcing the best discounts during some of the biggest annual shopping events (think Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and the Boxing Day sales), our team are always looking out for the best ways to save you money on the products worth buying. We only ever select savings from providers that we trust.