Top Family Holiday Parks in Germany

I recommend buying your tickets online in advance. It saved me time, and there are often discounts that aren't available at the gate.

My advice is to grab a park map as soon as you enter. I missed out on some cool rides because I didn't realize they were there!

Trust me on this, try to go on weekdays. We went on a Saturday, and it was packed. Weekdays felt much more relaxed!

if you plan to go during the summer, try arriving by 9:30 am to beat the crowd. the lines get crazy after a couple of hours!

Consider getting the FastPass option if you want to enjoy the popular rides with minimal waiting. I thought it was worth the extra cash!

Take advantage of the app for wait times and show schedules. It helped me plan our day efficiently and made waiting in line way less tedious.

Arrive by 9:30 AM to beat the crowds at popular rides. You can hit a few attractions before the long lines start forming around 10:30 AM.

Check out the themed shows between rides. They’re surprisingly entertaining and a nice break to relax without feeling like you've wasted time.

I suggest buying the online ticket in advance. It saved me a few euros and I avoided the long ticket lines at the entrance.

Check out the height requirements for rides before you go especially if you're taking kids. Some rides have strict limits and I saw quite a few disappointed little ones.

I recommend renting a paddle boat—it's fun but get there before noon to beat the crowds. Be quick, or you might find a long wait line!

Check out the restaurant pricing before you eat. I found some spots that were a bit pricier than expected, so I suggest bringing snacks or a picnic to save money.

Don't miss the kleine Flottbek stream! It’s a peaceful walk and a nice break from the busy park area. Perfect for some quiet time or photos.

If you can, visit in the late afternoon around 4 PM. The park is beautiful then, with the golden hour light making for great photos, and it's less crowded too!

If you want to save on souvenirs, look for the small shops near the exit. They often have discounts, unlike the main stores inside where prices can be sky high!

My tip would be to wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be walking a lot, and by the afternoon, I regretted my fashion choice – learned that the hard way!

I recommend downloading the Legoland app. It helped me find ride wait times, show schedules, and even food spots. So handy for planning your day!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks, because the food inside can be super pricey. I spent way too much on a burger and fries!

I suggest visiting on a weekday, especially around 10 AM... We had the place nearly to ourselves, and it made jumping around so much more fun without the long lines

I recommend checking online for any special promotions or discounts before you go. I found a family ticket deal that saved us a good chunk of money!