What's the best ride at LEGOLAND Windsor? I'm personally undecided with a few ...

Haven't been in years but love the dragon roller coaster as that's most thrilling and well themed

Dragon probs then Old Jungle coaster. Wave riders looks fun also if it has to be a ride then ROCKET RACERS FTW!! Best ride and they replaced with a Lego Miniland. Kids get bored with Miniland, they prefer a ride!!

Rocket Racers was by far the best ride there, and its quite a shame that they removed it.

Mine would have to be that Dragon coaster.

I definitely think it's time for a large new attraction. Seems to be the only Legoland that has not had one in a few years.

I really enjoy think it's called squid surfer?

But all Lego land have done is removed their good rides like the coaster that got moved to Lego land Florida etc. I've seen the investment the other Lego land parks have been getting and Lego land is getting barely anything... I really do wonder how they are still getting such great gate figures!

Best Flat: S.Q.U.I.D Surfer
Best Coaster: The Dragon
Worst Ride: Boating School

Boat school. How can you not like steering your own boat!

jon18uk wrote:

Boat school. How can you not like steering your own boat!

I've never seen the ride at under an hour queue though ...

I like Atlantis, my favourite coaster arounde 7 or what is it years ago was jungle. The biggest coaster at the time for me. Why did it have to go

It had to go due to noise problems, and they needed the space for their hotel.

I miss it too

Never been but I do like the look of pirate falls, I am a fan of log flumes.

Viking's River Splash, the one ride where I get thoroughly soaked every time!

Dragon coaster or River splash

I have good memories of Pirate Falls and the Dragon from when I was young, and the Spinning Spider was always great fun as my dad used to make it spin so fast

best ride would probably have to be atlantis voyage, though i say that... i have a lot of fond memories of fairytale brook

as a child, i loved to ride that

dragon was okay, i remember the first time i rode dragon- and you go through the fire.. i thought the station was actually on fire lol

I like Dragon, but only because it is a coaster and the indoor sections are well themed!

Atlantis and the dragon are my two favourites, Atlantis is so immersive from a child's perspective and the dragon is well themed!

Oooooh my old topic's got some activity!

I realise I never actually gave my own conclusive answer. I guess if I had to choose one I'd go for Viking's River Splash. Fantastic themed ride, something that is (in my opinion) completely ahead of anything in the UK in terms of rapids. One complaint would be the trough, but then its obnoxious trough is sort of part of the experience now.

The Dragon is a strong family dark-ride/coaster, not really like anything I've been on, so it would probably come in second for me. The dark-ride section is wonderful, so much attention to detail. The outdoor section is fairly thrilling for a coaster of such a low height restriction. With such a beautiful plaza, even queuing for this ride (the queues were its main drawback) was never much of a bore.

S.Q.U.I.D. Surfer comes in at a very close third. Such a bizzaire, unique ride unlinke anything I've ever experienced. A very nostalgic attration for me as I remember it so clearly from my annual trips in the 00s (when it was Wave Surfer).

I haven't done Pirate Falls since its retheme in 2014, but I did rather like it as a kid. It was my first ever log flume and I loved it despite its slowness. Main problem with this one was my memories of queuing up to an hour for this average log flume in March. The waits were insane (but at least you could play with Lego).

I've never understood Atlantis. I think I somewhat missed the target age group (being 10 when it opened, I was a bit older than its target audience, but not old enough to appreciate the technology etc). The hype surrounding the ride led me to queue 80 minutes for it during opening year and it was just a bit uninteresting. I was far beyond the age of believing that we were actually heading underwater and the fish didn't fascinate me that much. I've never seen why I'd go and queue for this when I could take my annual pass down the road to Chessington whenever I want and walk aound the SEALIFE centre at my own pace without queues.