Return Flight to Billund, Denmark (Legoland) from Manchester, certain dates in June £19.98 @ Ryanair

I did this in April. You can usually get similar prices and spend the weekend there without it being school holidays. We flew out at dinner time on the Saturday and then flew back at 9pm Sunday evening, giving us the full day Sunday in the park. It worked out cheaper than going to London. There is a bus that takes you to Legoland from the airport that takes around 10 mins and costs around £2 each. (edited)

Well worth a visit to Billund. I visit a few times a year. The Legoland over there does not attract the queues like the Windsor one. I’ve been in their school holidays a good few times and the maximum I waited was 30 minutes.

If you do plan or buying Lego while there don’t forget to claim the taxes back. You will need to get the Lego House/Legoland to stamp and give you the form to get the refund. When you have these head to the airport on the way home you will find the customs office across from the car hire places as you enter the airport. Once the form is approved by customs head upstairs and go to the currency exchange desk where they give you cash back.

if you are visiting for a few days the Lego House is a great visit along with the Legoland. There is also the Lalandia across the road from Legoland. This is good with a large pool with slides. There’s also ice skating in there with crazy golf, tenpin bowling.

The accommodation in Billund can be expensive I stay in the town of Vejle, which is around a 30 minute drive way. If you are thinking of getting a car in Billund and are worried about driving on the wrong side etc Billund I found to be very easy to drive there due to the quieter road.

Also don’t forget to bring yourself some original recipe Ribena back much better than the junk we get here now.

Ryanair... I'd rather walk

Why Ryan Air disliked?

People who have been, what age range would you say Legoland Billund is suitable for? I'm wondering if my 9 & 11 yo will be too old.