I can't help you on the ticket side but you will be fine taking 2 children on your own. It's not that big so not much chance of loosing one.

You have a 2 hour time slot so it doesn’t really matter what time you go, it’s always busy x

You are given a band with an exit time the rides queues go down very quickly also you could buy a combi ticket online and then go the sealife enter afterwards as it's not much dearer than a normal ticket

No these are all included in the admission. The only attraction/ride that isn't is the VR part, which can be paid for whilst there.

Yes, you can. And I would recommend so as the food is very over priced & awful.

I went to the Manchester Trafford one with 4 little ones between 5-7years old in August this year, we got there between 1pm-1.30pm, cant remember exactly but didnt leave till closing 6pm and wasnt even told that theres a time limit... but half way through our visit, I noticed everyone wearing colour braclets..so I ask this lady while queing for a ride, what the band was for she said each coloured band is to know what time your journey ends... but me and 4 kids never got any colour band. So I just left it stayed till closing... so this is a new learning curve for me that lego land has time limits on. X

Hi Soph, Just a heads up for you if you do ever decide to visit us, We are an attraction for children, and our policies are that lone adults are not allowed in the attraction without a child. Although we do appreciate that Lego is for all ages, we do AFOL nights (Adult Friends of Lego Nights) where you can visit without a child. Information is on our website! We do however do AFOL (

I’d say yes if you love lego but you can’t go in without children