How to Get $31 Kids' Tickets for Legoland Florida (80% Off)!

Legoland theme parks are different from Disney or Six Flags, because they’re shamelessly geared toward small children. In fact, if your kids are 10 or older and they enjoy thrill rides more than anything else at an amusement park, you’d probably better skip Legoland resorts altogether. With that being said, if you’ve got little ones (2-10 years old), this is the park for you. And you’re going to want all of the Legoland deals to keep this vacation on track.

Not only is this park a great trial run to see if your kids can hang at an amusement park, it also has a lot of little-kid rides and activities. In general, it’s a nice, slower pace than some of the more giant parks and resorts.

But back to that cost, though! Depending on whether you’re at Legloand Florida in Winterhaven, Legoland New York in Goshen, or Legoland California in Carlsbad, tickets can range from $75 -$100 for one person for one day. To make it more affordable, here are some tips to help you do Legoland theme parks on your current budget. Here’s everything we know about Legoland discount tickets, Legoland on a budget, and how to save money at Legoland.

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Limited Time Deal: Buy kids' Legoland tickets for $31.03, including tax (80% off).

For a limited time, when you purchase at least one adult ticket for Legoland Florida, you can get a child's 1-Day Admission (reg $148.73) or a 1-Day or 2-Day Resort Hopper kids ticket (reg $154.08) at Groupon for as low as $31.03. That's 80% off.

You can schedule your visit through Aug. 29, 2024 (valid at Legoland Florida only). You must purchase by June 14, 2024. Limit of four child tickets per adult ticket purchased.

1. Get free admission to Legoland California when you buy a Go Los Angeles or Go San Diego Card.

If you're looking to experience other sites in the Los Angeles area, a Go Los Angeles card will get you into way more than just Legoland California. It’ll cover admission to Knott’s Berry Farm, Universal Studios, San Diego Zoo, and more.

• Two-Day Pass, Adult: $264

• Two-Day Pass, Child (3 - 12): $234

The catch? You only have a set amount of days to use it. But if you know the exact date your family would like to visit Legoland California, buying a Go Card will save you a good chunk of change.

Legoland is included in the Go San Diego card as well, which are on sale.

• One-Day Pass, Adult: $129 (reg $139)

• One-Day Pass, Child (3 - 12): $114 (reg $124)

• Two-Day Pass, Adult: $189 (reg $209)

• Two-Day Pass, Child (3 - 12): $169 (reg $184)

2. Save up to 55% off Legoland with deals at Legoland.com

Check out the Legoland website for up to 55% off deals. Currently, they have $29 kids Hopper tickets when you purchase an adult Hopper ticket for $124 (for a total of $153, plus tax), compared to the regular price of $338 for both.

The Legoland website also has an offer for $29 kids tickets with select hotel packages which san save you 10% of on-site hotel stay, plus give your family early theme park access. Valid on stays through June 17, 2024.

3. Save up to $50 per ticket when you buy online instead of at the gate.

Right now, Legoland Florida ticket prices are $104 per adult online ($119.99 at the gate), kids tickets are $29 (with purchase of a full-priced adult ticket). Legoland California ticket prices are $79 per per person online but $129 at the gate.

4. Stay at a nearby hotel for up to 60% less when you book through Hotels.com.

Skip the Legoland hotels for your visit. You won't have any trouble finding hotels near Legoland California that are up to 60% cheaper, when you book it through Hotels.com. Here's an example of the savings:

Legoland California, June 11 -13 (two adults, two children ages 3 and 5)

• Legoland Hotel: $1,014

• Carlsbad Seapointe Resort: $701

• Carlsbad By The Sea Hotel: $384

5. Consider the Reserve ‘N’ Ride Pass if you know your kids can’t handle waiting in line.

The Reserve ‘N’ Ride Pass is only available at Legoland California. It’s a give and take because it’ll cost you extra to hold a spot in line, but it may be worth the money if your kids just can’t do lines.

Legoland is happy to give you almost instant access with the Ultimate pass, but it’s more expensive than a day pass itself. I recommend not spending more than the Express pass unless you have an unlimited budget.

• Express: Reduce your wait time by 25% for $35 per person.

• Deluxe: Reduce your wait time by 50% for $55 per person.

• Ultimate: Reduce your wait time by 90% for $100 per person.

6. Don’t bother with mini-golf and carnival games—they cost extra.

You can find all of the Legoland deals in the world but once your kids lay eyes on these carnival games, your budget can go out the window. Chances are good you can do a climbing wall and mini-golf somewhere else in your city for a bit cheaper. Focus on what Legoland has to offer that’s included in the price of your entrance ticket that’s not offered anywhere else.

7. Legoland Florida is overall cheaper than Legoland California.

From park entrance fees to Legoland hotel stays, you’ll spend roughly 15-25% less money visiting Legoland Florida, assuming you don’t have to pay extra to get there.

8. Use the Legoland California app to keep track of ride wait times.

Plan your day based on which rides have the shortest lines, set reminders for upcoming showtimes, and more with the mobile app.

9. Bring LEGO minifigures to trade with Legoland employees.

Similar to pin trading at Disney, you can ask to trade full minifigures with park staff.

Don’t spend too much on the minifigures you bring with you; shop at thrift stores. As long as the minifigure is whole, you can trade it. It doesn’t have to look good!

10. Get a free “1st Visit to Legoland” souvenir pin at Guest Relations or at the Legoland Hotel.

11. Don’t buy food at the California location; walk to Costco for pizza instead.

It’s only half a mile away. You may need a membership to eat at the Costco food court, but you can feed your whole family for a fraction of the price of food in the park.

Or you could always do the picnic lunch in the parking lot vibe.

Check Costco for discount tickets

I’ve been able to find Legoland discount tickets at Costco, and Legoland also offers teacher discounts and discounts for homeschool families. These tickets must be set up in advance.