Legoland Florida is putting the finishing touches on their new waterpark, which is set to open on May 26. According to LegoLand, it took more than a half-million gallons of water to fill the new wave pool. The water was delivered via the LegoLand City Volunteer Fire Department.
The waterpark section of LegoLand will include a 1000 foot long ‘Lazy River’ where visitors will be able to build their own flotation device out of oversized, buoyant, Lego bricks and pieces, and ride along with the slow-moving current.
There’s also a 375-foot pair of enclosed water slides, an interactive playground with smaller water slides, cannons, a wading pool, and a toddler area called the DUPLO Splash Safari. Some parts of the waterpark are still under construction.
Admission to the waterpark is included with LegoLand’s annual “Premium Pass,” which cost $179 for adults and $149 for children and seniors. Single day tickets cost $75 for adults, $65 for children and seniors (3 years and under enter for free) – plus there’s a $12 per person ($3 for children 3 and under) upgrade fee for access to the water park section of LegoLand.
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