Merlin the Magician hosts this animated ride which starts quietly, weaving through the enchanted LEGO® castle and down to the cave of a fire-breathing LEGO® dragon before heading outside on an exhilarating coaster ride with wonderful views of the park. Reserve 'N' Ride available. Must transfer from wheelchair.

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

Stroll through this enchanted garden setting, and have fun finding and identifying life-like LEGO® models of animals native to the area including bears, fish, and insects. Wheelchair friendly.

Climb rope ladders, brave wooden catwalks, slide down tunnels, and have a grand time on this multi-level play structure. Parents can follow children through or can walk on paths and stairs built parallel to the obstacle courses.

Become a knight in training and tame the dragon of the Knights’ Kingdom. When it opened, this was the first coaster of its type in North America. Riders get to choose their destiny and the intensity of the ride experience. Cross a medieval moat and get ready for plenty of twists and turns aboard one of six passenger-carrying robotic arms. Be aware that intensity levels 4 and 5 (the two highest) are relatively extreme and are not for those prone to motion sickness. Reserve 'N' Ride available.  

Height restriction: 55" / 140 cm to ride alone (40" / 102 cm to ride with a responsible adult)

Mount your very own kid-sized LEGO® horse and ride through an enchanted forest, complete with jousting LEGO® knights. Horses trot along a track and even whinny occasionally. This line can get long, but it is covered. Like the Driving Schools, this ride is for children only. Minimum height: 36”/86 cm. Children must be between 4 and 12 year old to ride. Maximum weight: 169lbs/77 kg.

Height restriction: 36" / 91 cm

Wild Woods is a 23,000 sq. ft. course featuring 18 holes filled with 40 LEGO models and a variety of interactive experiences. Sounds like mini golf, doesn’t it? Yes and no. It does bear a resemblance, but it’s lacking those traditional mini golf features—it takes itself more seriously. Special clubs were designed for kids and adults that are supposed to help golfers improve (or learn) their game.Opens at 12:00 pm. Not recommended for the very young or impatient.