This is an interesting one to review. This park is obviously aimed at young children, who are still at playschool (or Kindergarten if your one of our American visitors) or infant school. They'd obviously are likely to get more enjoyment out of it than an older child or adult would. I'd say that if your looking for someone of that age you can add a couple of points to the overall rating.

What we've got is a brilliantly themed park, where unlike other parks all the theming is meant to look like it's made of plastic, as everything is themed around, and a lot of the theming is made out of Lego.

Just walking around the park itself is an experience. There's lots of great theming around the park and there are areas like Miniland and the Enchanted Forest where special models have been put in to create a great walkthrough experience.

Once you've done this though there are still quite a few great rides to try. There's a good selection of family orientated rides, including some good family roller coasters, and some great scenic rides.

This does create a great overall atmosphere, this is enhanced even more by the friendly staff, and some of the best food on offer in any theme park I've ever been to.

My only problem is it's lacking in thrilling rides perhaps a little too much. I understand the park is meant to be aimed at families, but I feel it could do with a few more slightly thrilling rides like a pirate ship or magic carpet to make it fun for all the family, instead of the very young.

If you want a park to take a toddler or an infant to, or if you just want a good day out in a very nice place to visit I would highly recommend this one. If your trying to cater for someone older or a group of thrill seekers, only the highly enthusiastic about either Lego or theme parks will avoid feeling slightly excluded due to the limited ride selection catering for them.