Search for the Seven Keys on this mysterious journey featuring inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest, ancient Egypt, and the Arctic—all made of LEGO bricks. This attraction can be scary for smaller children with dark places, strobe lights, and shaking ground, and older kids may find the keys too easy to spot.

Learn basic traffic safety like signaling, turning, stopping, going, and sharing the road, then head out in single-seat cars to take a drive and earn a LEGOLAND Driving License. With no rails, it’s up to the kids to navigate through intersections, stop lights, and traffic signs on a city grid without running into each other. Sorry grown-ups, this is a “kids only” attraction for ages 6–13 only. Must transfer from wheelchair and be able to operate steering wheel and foot pedals. Reserve 'N' Ride available.  

The preschool set loves this free-play area filled with plenty of places for them to slide, ride, climb, and explore. While the youngest play, there are comfortable benches for adults to relax.

Climb aboard these two-seater bi-planes and take flight over Fun Town. Aviators young and old can spin around and up and down on this Dumbo-style ride using a simple control lever. Minimum height: 34”/86 cm., 48”/122 cm. to ride alone. Guests must transfer from wheelchair to ride.

Height restriction: 48" / 122 cm to ride alone (34" / 86 cm to ride with a responsible adult)

Learning to drive!
by Jennifer Marx

Smaller cars and a simple oval track give the younger set an opportunity to try their hand at driving and earning their own driver’s license. Ages 3–5.

Discover the magic of pulleys and use “kid power” to raise yourself up in special seats to the top of these towers where the reward is a panoramic view of the Park and the Pacific Ocean. Then ”free fall” back to the bottom, as gently as you like. 170 lb./ 77 kg. weight limit. Must transfer from wheelchair. Reserve 'N' Ride available.

Height restriction: 48" / 122 cm to ride alone (40" / 102 cm to ride with a responsible adult)