Legoland New York will open in phases: Here's how it will work
'... we will gradually open areas of our theme park and increase guest capacity along with it.'
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'... we will gradually open areas of our theme park and increase guest capacity along with it.'
Legoland New York shares pre-opening sneak peek 50 Shares Legoland New York is ready to open its brand new theme park this summer, after a delay due to the pandemic, and we’re giving you a sneak peek at the excitement in store for families. Legoland New York, located just 60 miles northwest of New York City in the Hudson Valley, will open its gates to guests soon, and to whet the appetites of visitors the park is offering a preview of its seven themed lands. Start your adventure on Brick Street, where the park’s functional elements are found, then move on to Bricktopia, where youngsters c...
Everything is going to be “awesome” this summer at New York’s newest theme park. The long-delayed Legoland New York Resort is finally slated to open this summer, and it’s only an hour-long drive from New York City. When the park opens (the owners won’t say exactly when that is, except that it will be in …
Park officials said the resort will open "this summer," but wouldn't confirm a specific opening date. Before the COVID-19 shutdown, the $500 million resort was expected to open July 4, 2020. The park is located off Route 17 in southern New York and is expected to become a major tourist attraction in the region, drawing 10,000 visitors a day once in full swing. The park consists of Lego-themed rides, Lego-building areas and other attractions, along with a 250-room hotel. One-day tickets must be bought online and cost $72 for visitors 13 and older, and slightly less for younger kids. Expec...
Image zoom Credit: Courtesy of Legoland Travel + Leisure: What does a day in the life of a Legoland ride designer look like? Andy Martin: "The Lego brand is all about play, and we try to channel the spirit of that daily through everything we do during the design of a new park or attraction. The beauty of play is just how many different forms it can assume. Cliché as it may sound, but the lack of a typical day has been one of the single most satisfying aspects of working with this brand for more than six years. Although my f...