Legoland® Florida announces opening date

Tuesday, 1 January 2013 - 01:13 pm (CET/MEZ) Berlin | Author/Destination:
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© Lego Group - Merlin Entertainment

© Lego Group – Merlin Entertainment

Inspired by America’s love affair with all things LEGO®, the new 150-acre theme park will cater to kids ages 2 to 12 with more than 50 “pink-knuckle” rides – from roller coasters to race cars – as well as family focused shows and attractions.

Park officials disclosed the date, a closely guarded secret since the park broke ground last year, to help families already planning vacations in the fall.

“I’d estimate 80 percent of the inquiries we’ve received have been about our opening date,” said LEGOLAND Florida sales manager Todd Andrus. “Guests are all but begging to know the date, so they can book their flights and accommodations, and purchase admission tickets.”

Lost Kingdom Adventure © flickr.com - hyku/cc-by-sa-2.0 Lego Kingdoms © flickr.com - RangerRick/cc-by-sa-2.0 Lego Factory © flickr.com - hyku/cc-by-sa-2.0 Lake Eloise © flickr.com - hyku/cc-by-sa-2.0 Island in the Sky © flickr.com - RangerRick/cc-by-sa-2.0 AQUAZONE Wave Racers © flickr.com - hyku/cc-by-sa-2.0 © Ziggymarley01/cc-by-sa-3.0 © Jacob Montgomery/cc-by-sa-3.0 © Erwin Kreijne/cc-by-3.0 © flickr.com - NathanF/cc-by-2.0 © Lego Group - Merlin Entertainment
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The park also unveiled a new online reservations program to make the vacation booking experience even easier. Travelers can now book tickets, accommodations, airlines and rental cars through the LEGOLAND Florida website.

“Planning a family vacation can be daunting, especially for families with very young children,” said Andrus, a father and frequent traveler. “Packing alone is enough to overwhelm even the most organized parents. That’s why we designed our online system to be both user-friendly and convenient, allowing parents to book the essentials and then print out everything they’ll need right at home.”

The other key benefit of the program, Andrus explained, is that it features 13 preferred hotels in Central Florida that are officially endorsed by the park. Part of the “Bed & Brick” program, the hotels are all family friendly and collectively provide a range of price points and assets to accommodate different styles and budgets. Each of the hotels in the program will offer special rates and ticket/room packages.

Read the full announcement over at Legoland.com. Learn more about Legoland Florida at florida.legoland.com.




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