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Return flights to Billund (birthplace of Lego) from Manchester 16-19 August - Single adult
Return flights to Billund (birthplace of Lego) from Manchester 16-19 August - Single adult
Return flights to Billund (birthplace of Lego) from Manchester 16-19 August - Single adult
Return flights to Billund (birthplace of Lego) from Manchester 16-19 August - Single adult
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Posted 24 July 2023

Return flights to Billund (birthplace of Lego) from Manchester 16-19 August - Single adult

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In the summer holidays why don't you visit the birthplace of Lego instead of Legoland Windsor

Ryanair with another cheap deal for kids summer holidays with small bag only

Flying from Manchester 16-19 August

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Here is a guide to the city of Billund

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  1. HeatherAnne40's avatar
    Thanks OP. Its Probably cheaper to do this than go to Windsor. I took my older children when they were little and they loved it. Billund airport is literally next door to Legoland . I'd do this if I could. (edited)
    iLLiTeRaTeMoNkEy's avatar
    I went last weekend! We walked from the airport and it took 30 mins (along the side of the road). There are free shuttle buses, and you can pick up the timetable at the Zleep hotel (in front of you as you exit the airport).
    There are also LEGOLAND passports to pick up there (if your lucky) which you stamp around the park and at other Billund areas like Lego house.
  2. Isaac_McCafferty's avatar
    Photo is not Billund - it’s Nyhavn Habour
    stuffit22's avatar
    That's what I thought
  3. medoman's avatar
    2 other fantastic theme parks are within driving distance from here, Djurs Sommerland and Faarup Sommerland. Both have some fantastic roller coasteres.
  4. nathanobrien58's avatar
    Anyone on the fence about going, do it. Went last year and it was fantastic. Much better than Windsor. If you go at the end of the school holidays the Dane’s are still at school and it’s quiet. Lalandia was fantastic too.
  5. don_in_ed's avatar
    Be sure to check out the LEGO House if you go
    It’s a must see for any age (including adults)
    Basically highly interactive modern museum with a lot to see inside and a nice chilled vibe
    Lilandia indoor water park is a lot of fun too
  6. TheJMan's avatar
    Did a day trip there I think in December once. Legoland was closed lol. Was about £15 return.
  7. Redeyez22's avatar
    Tried to piece this deal together, eventually clicked - heat 🔥
    TheCostOfLies's avatar
    Underrated comment
  8. frogger77's avatar
    It's cheaper to fly there than buy a Lego plane
  9. jamgin's avatar
    Nice plane that takes you there....

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  10. mb1's avatar
    We did this a few years ago and it worked out cheaper than Windsor. If you stay at the Zleep Hotel at the airport. The park is within easy and safe walking distance around the perimeter fence, so you don't need a hire car. The hotel also did a package which included tickets, so we went for that. We also ate at the airport for our evening meal. It was strange to be sat at an airport without a flight to catch. The beers were excellent from what I remember. Everything was paid for on contactless.
    lego_images's avatar
    Doesn’t look like that hotels available to book at the moment
  11. raf_sandwich's avatar
    I just flew to billund through lufthansa @ gatwick, cost £300 for a week return
  12. MildmanneredCalvin's avatar
    Looks mignon
  13. rafmoh's avatar
    Are there any budget hotels nearby?
    saj_87's avatar
    The hotel prices are quite expensive, as ive been trying to look
  14. Denbi's avatar
    Just being pedantic, but the birthplace of Lego is probably in the UK, as lego stole the design from some British bloke ..... (edited)
  15. Momo_Ka's avatar
    Is it possible to do legoland in 1 day or is better to get 2 day ticket?
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