"Move over Rory McIlroy" | UK's first LEGO themed indoor golf attraction to open
First look at the world's first LEGO themed indoor golf experience, which is opening at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort this October.
The world’s first LEGO® themed indoor golf experience ‘fore’ the whole family will tee-off this October at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort.
Families visiting the Resort will be able to put their skills to the test at the all-new LEGO Adventure Golf, which features four out of this world themed 9-hole courses, when it opens on October 7.
Whether you are swinging into Space, driving into LEGO® City, taking your best shot in a Medieval village or even putting with Pirates, each theme is a ‘hole’ other level of fun!
Guests visiting LEGOLAND Adventure Golf will be welcomed by a brand new LEGO Minifigure, and Adventure Golf mascot, Birdie.
After competing against family members to see who the champion golfer of the day is – guests can enjoy a range of light snacks in new café – Tee time!
The exciting new attraction sits outside of the Resort’s 55 rides, live shows and attractions so can be enjoyed in addition to a day in the theme park, as a short break add-on or as an exclusive visit, requiring a separate ticket.
Helen Bull, Divisional Director at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, said:
The four uniquely designed LEGO courses are ideal for those aged three years old or over and each course is designed to take a group of six people around 1 hour to play, guaranteeing fun for the whole family.
Tickets can be purchased online in advance from £10 per person and guests staying at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, as part of a short break package, can enjoy mini gold as an add-on from £7.50 per person.
FACTBOX
- 3 courses are wheelchair accessible
- To find out more, visit the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort website LEGOLAND® Adventure Golf | LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
- Opening hours are 9am – 8pm (when park open) and 12 – 8pm (when park closed)
- Tickets from £10pp online at www.legoland.co.uk/tickets
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