LEGOLAND Windsor is offering a special event called Paws in the Park on December 21 and 28, where dogs can join their owners for a festive day out at the theme park. While dogs may not be interested in LEGO, they can enjoy the park’s Christmas celebrations and take a stroll around the festive atmosphere. Dogs must be kept on a lead, and owners need to purchase a £10 Pet Pass in addition to human tickets. The park features over 20 rides, Christmas shows, and the Elf Training Academy for visitors to enjoy.
Santa’s Grotto in the Christmas Kingdom is open to dogs after 5pm, giving them a chance to meet Santa Paws. The park’s Christmas decorations create a winter wonderland setting until January 4, with various rides like The Dragon rollercoaster and LEGO City Driving School still operational. Children can ride the DUPLO Dino Coaster and the LEGOLAND Express train for a fun experience.
Visitors can also meet Santa and his elves in LEGO form and visit Father Christmas in the grotto to share their Christmas wishes. LEGOLAND’s Christmas attractions include the Festival of Flurries show and the Nutcracker’s Marching Band playing festive brass band tunes. Additionally, there are opportunities to participate in activities like Build to Give, where building LEGO hearts in the workshop results in a LEGO set donation.
Apart from LEGOLAND Windsor, there are three other LEGO-themed parks in Europe, with LEGOLAND Deutschland in Germany planning to introduce a new Harry Potter-themed area with rides and accommodation in the near future.
