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Legoland Malaysia Review

Legoland Malaysia Review

Updated February 25, 2020 By //  by Kris. This post contains affiliate links. This means we may make a small commission, at no extra cost to you.

We took our 4 kids to this excellent theme park and the adjacent water park and here is our latest Legoland Malaysia Review. Our children are aged 2, 6, 7 and 9 so here you have the best overview for each age and what will suit your family.

Check out Legoland Malaysia in motion below.

Table of Contents

  • Where is Legoland in Malaysia?
  • How to Get to the Legoland Malaysia
    • Catching a Bus in Malaysia
    • Renting a Car in Malaysia
  • Legoland Malaysia Blog
    • How Much do Legoland Malaysia Tickets Cost?
    • Do You Need to Book Legoland Malaysia Tickets in Advance?
    • When is Legoland Malaysia Open?
    • Getting Around Legoland Malaysia
    • The Rides and Attractions
  • What to Eat at Legoland
  • Legoland Malaysia Review – Things to Remember
  • Hotels Near Legoland Malaysia
  • Medini Mall
  • Legoland Malaysia Review – The Verdict

Where is Legoland in Malaysia?

When we first heard about Legoland Malaysia we naturally thought we could just fly into Kuala Lumpur and it would be close by. However, it is actually much closer to Singapore, right down the bottom of Malaysia. This area is called Johor Bahru.

How to Get to the Legoland Malaysia

A day trip from Singapore is a fine idea, but with little ones, we found it best to spend a few days in the area and visit the Legoland theme park at our leisure.

Catching a Bus in Malaysia

From Kuala Lumpur, we caught a bus down to Malacca where we spent a couple of weeks, then the bus again another 3 hours to get to Johor Bahru. The TBS Bus Terminal in Kuala Lumpur is so easy to navigate and very well organised. This bus got us into the Larkin Terminal in central Johor Bahru. Then it was a 20 km taxi ride to our hotel in Nusajaya, which is opposite Legoland and within easy walking distance.

Booking buses on 12GoAsia is an easy way to find transport around Southeast Asia. It allows you to compare prices and timetables across the whole range of transport options. Then you can book and pay securely online, even selecting your seats.

The buses in Malaysia are absolutely awesome. They are so comfortable with full recliners and we caught a few with our kids with no problems. There are no toilets on the bus, make sure you go beforehand. On trips of 3 hours or more, they will stop for a break.

Check prices of Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru here.

Renting a Car in Malaysia

When we left Legoland, we rented a car and drove all the way up to George Town, visiting Ipoh and Cameron Highlands on the way. Find out all about renting a car in Malaysia here (coming soon). It is surprisingly easy to drive around this country, the roads are awesome and the drivers are civilised!

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Our day started at 10 am which is the opening time for Legoland Malaysia. (It closes at 6 pm). With our pre-purchased e-Tickets (see below for details) we could skip the ticket queues and go directly to the entry and scan our phone for access.

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Ticket area as you enter Legoland Malaysia

How Much do Legoland Malaysia Tickets Cost?

We pre-purchased our tickets online at Klook the day before. This was the cheapest way to do it! There are so many options for visiting Legoland Malaysia.

Klook.com

Our 1-day theme park entrance ticket cost 180 RM per adult and 145 RM for kids. Under 3 years old are free. By booking online, we saved 51 RM on the adult ticket and 20 RM on a child ticket. For our big family, that adds up to 162 RM in savings!

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Do You Need to Book Legoland Malaysia Tickets in Advance?

Legoland can get very crowded so it is recommended to book online before arriving. Book here and save money and skip the queues.

When is Legoland Malaysia Open?

The park is open from Sunday to Friday from 10.00 am – 6.00 pm and Saturday times are from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm.

Booking with Klook online enables you to cancel up to 24 hours in advance, that’s handy.

Getting Around Legoland Malaysia

The Legoland Malaysia theme park is arranged in a big circle surrounding the central Land of Miniatures. We decided to approach it in a clockwise direction which allowed us to visit the most exciting rides first.

Wear comfortable shoes.

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Meet up with the locals

Stroller Hire

I am so glad we hired a stroller at the gate. This is on the right just as you enter. They have single and double strollers for rent and the prices start at 50 RM per day. Miss 2 spent her entire day in the stroller and meant I didn’t have to carry her around! Winning!

Bring your own stroller if you have one.

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Rent a stroller so that you have happy kids

Locker Hire

There are lockers for hire at the entry to Legoland if you want somewhere to store your valuables.

The Rides and Attractions

The awesome VR Rollercoaster was one of our first rides and one of the most exciting things in the park, especially for the boys aged 7 and 9. You ride the rollercoaster with a VR headset so it seems like you are in a Lego game. It is so cool.

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You have to try the VR rollercoaster, it is awesome!

Our Miss 6 could ride but wasn’t tall enough to enjoy the headset. Under 1.25 m were not allowed.

The theme park is arranged in Lego categories. You have Lego Technic, Star Wars, Lego Kingdoms, Ninjago World, Imagination featuring the observation tower, Ancient Egypt, Land of Adventure, and Lego City.

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Star wars Area was super cool

Interspersed you will find areas to build your own Lego creations at Lego Academy and playgrounds for the little kids at Imagination and Lego City.

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Master builder. Create whatever you want at Legoland

The big kids loved the VR Coaster, the Dragon Rollercoasters at Lego Kingdoms, and driving the cars in Lego City.

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Our kids loved all the rollercoasters. This one was fun but the next one after this is a little hairy!

The central Miniland is a cool display of international iconic buildings made entirely out of Lego. After our big trip around Southeast Asia, our kids were able to identify many of these.

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Explore the wonders of the world and all of Asia’s famous landmarks all made out of Lego
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What to Eat at Legoland

You can bring in your own water, but food is not allowed.

Inside Legoland, there are little eateries everywhere. The prices are around 30 RM for a meal or 10 RM for snacks. You can get ice-creams, durian, sandwiches, even a steak if you want.

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Plenty of options for Adults and Kids

Legoland Malaysia Review – Things to Remember

  • Opening hours are 10 am to 6 pm every day of the year
  • Visit on a weekday to avoid crowds
  • Wear comfortable shoes
  • Hire a stroller
  • Shop for Lego at the exit with a great range of Lego products
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Shop till you drop at Legoland. So much unique Lego our kids wanted everything!

Hotels Near Legoland Malaysia

There is Legoland Malaysia Hotel which is located right at the entrance to Legoland. Room rates include breakfast.

Check prices for their cool themed rooms here.

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Stay at the Legoland Malaysia hotel for the full Lego experience

We opted to stay across the road in an apartment at D’Pristine Condos which we found for a fraction of the cost. Our infinity pool had a view of the theme park, and the condo was beautifully furnished and brand new. It literally took a few minutes to walk to reach Legoland.

Check prices on Booking.com for D’Pristine

Afiniti Residences is another perfectly located building only a couple of hundred metres from Legoland entrance with lovely apartments. They have cute themed suites perfect for families.

Check prices for Afiniti Residences Here

Medini Mall

At the entrance to Legoland is Medini Mall where you can find convenience stores and a number of dining options including coffee shops, Burger King, Taiwanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai and even Starbucks. There are more shops opening all the time as it is still brand new.

From Medini Mall you can also catch the Causeway Link Express Bus all the way to Singapore. We did this for a day trip to visit the spectacular Gardens by the Bay which was awesome fun (full report coming soon).

Legoland Malaysia Review – The Verdict

Our kids had an absolute ball at Legoland Malaysia. We went back the next day to have fun in the Legoland Water Park too. (See our review here, coming soon). SEA Life Aquarium is also next door and can be enjoyed with a combo ticket.

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Legoland Malaysia from the tower
Klook.com

I recommend staying across the road from the theme park to save money, so you can enjoy more of what the Legoland Malaysia has to offer. There is a great shopping centre called AEON Mall only a 20-minute taxi ride away from where you can buy just about anything too.

Have fun and happy Legoland!!!!

Legoland Malaysia Review
Legoland Malaysia Review
Hope you enjoy our Legoland Malaysia Review

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