LEGOLAND® Water Park Gardaland

I drove 6 hrs in bumper to bumper traffic thinking we were going to experience an actual waterpark like hydromania. It was a small kiddie section within Gardaland with a lazy river that had a few rubber Lego blocks thrown in here and there, a small pool next to it, and a "waterpark" play area for kids. I thought it would be more family oriented with slides and amusement for everyone. The Lego builds at the entrance were really cool but it was a Lego knock off of Italy in miniature. The food was pricey and didn't look or taste as good as advertised. We made the most of our experience and overall had a good time but it wasn't worth the drive.

It's bit on the small side but it is great for kids. They can see historical building made of lego's and make stuff from them. Theres a few kids pools and a water garden with few small kid slides. It's fun and it's a great addition for Gardaland. But as far as waterpark's go, it's way to small to be of any consequence. But My kid loved it and that's all that matters

It's nice and all but it's not worth the 15€ per person (included kids) IF you have the seasonal ticket. Should you visit for 1 day, you are forced to buy the combo ticket (Gardaland+Legoland) for 53€ (online promo) or 60€!! There is no way of doing only the waterpark, which I find totally annoying and quite idiotic. There are 3/4 other waterparks in the area under that price that are far more interesting.

This place is perfect for little kids. You don't get tired or waste time walking to rides. Everything is close together. What's even better is they really take safety seriously. The bottoms of the play areas are foam padded. Not hard or rough sandpaper texture. There are lifeguards everywhere and life vests provided. And the biggest highlight of all, IT IS SUPER CLEAN.

Worst amusement park in Europe. Go if you want to: Wait for 2 hours in the burning sun with your kids in line for a mediocre attraction. Some attractions have a limit and it is sometimes 102 cm tand other on 96cm. So if your kid is around 1 meter tall you risk being canceled at the gate. And you waited for nothing. The dictators at the gates can't speak English so no way of communicating or explaining. Never ever again.

Nice adventure for everyone, a lot of water attractions, slides with the fast speed and slower, you can use tubes for family ride. Food service let me not mention... better take your own stuff...

My family and I was able to visit Legoland Water Park during our stay this past weekend at the Legoland Castle Hotel. A two day park hopper was included with our hotel package so of course we took advantage of visiting the water park since the weather was pretty warm. The water park is located in the back left corner of Legoland so you do need to walk through almost the entire park to get there. We got in pretty quickly, there wasn't much of a line of people waiting to scan in their tickets. The water park is a pretty good size. They have a good amount of lounge chairs for guests to sit in - it is first come first serve so you either need to arrive when the park opens or wait for a spot to open up. Unfortunately it took a little while for my family and I to find seats that were in the shade but they did have a bunch of lounge chairs in the sun. You just have to be able to withstand the burning heat. You also have the option of renting one of their private cabana's but after checking the prices online I realized its more for groups that may be splitting the cost. $150 - $250 is quite expensive! They have a large area with lockers for guests to safely keep their belongings. There's also a big restroom located right at the front of the park that was nice and clean. From what I saw there was only one place to get food, we ended up getting pizza and fries for my son to eat after he was done swimming. Be prepared to wait in a long line since everyone else is going there as well! I did like that they had a few nice pool areas for kids to have fun and play. There were two specific pools my six year old son loved hanging out at during our visit. They also have a huge slide for older kids and adults but we didn't end up checking those out. Unfortunately the lazy river was closed also while we were there, which was surprising because I'm sure that's a big attraction for guests and it was a Saturday afternoon - one of the busiest days of the week. I'd say maybe 1/3 of the park seemed to be closed while we were there. Hopefully they open the entire water park soon especially since summer is approaching! If I had paid full price admission to get in I would have been disappointed but since it was already included in my hotel package it wasn't too bad for what we got to experience.

Great experience! We have 2 kids 4&8 both enjoyed themselves at the same places. We spent the full day. Clean, organized and fun for all of us. Decent selection of food and friendly staff. I cannot recommend this enough! Only two downsides: Not enough garbage cans and the recycling sorting ones are kept far apart instead of so you can get rid of everything at once. You have to buy tickets to Gardaland to get in. Gardaland itself is horrible!