LEGOLAND Discovery Center San Antonio

Great spot for families with young kids! Lots of hands-on activities, fun LEGO rides, and a cool 4D movie experience. The MINILAND with San Antonio landmarks made out of LEGO bricks was a nice surprise. My girl had a blast building and running around the play areas. Only downside is it can get a little crowded, and it’s definitely geared more toward kids under 10. Not a full-day activity, but perfect for a few hours of fun. Staff was friendly and everything felt clean and safe. Tip: Book tickets online ahead of time to save a few bucks and skip the line.

I'd give it a 3.5 in reality. It was a neat place. The staff were nice and my son was very happy about the free Lego set he received when we entered. The model of San Antonio was fun to check out and see all the little hidden details. Everything was well-themed. I was also surprised it had a couple indoor rides. The first ride, an interactive, trackless dark ride should have been fun, but the audio on the first part of the ride was broken so it was silent. The guns were slow to respond, if they responded at all. If it was all functioning properly it would have been much more fun. There wasn't a ton to do there. The second ride was a themed, basic ride that went in a circle and allowed riders to go up and down. The 4D film was OK although the smell and water effects were happening early. Ultimately the experience was alright. Son had a good time. We will check out the one near where we live.

Great place to take the kids. The details on the city was impressive. This destination offers a wonderful experience for children of all ages. The interactive exhibits are both educational and entertaining. Children will be captivated by the vibrant atmosphere and engaging activities. Parents can relax knowing their little ones are having a memorable time. It's a perfect outing for families seeking a fun and enriching experience.

Giving 4 stars because my daughter had fun, even though she doesn’t even know how to build with legos yet. The place was a mad house on spring break, understandably so. Long lines for the little rides and movies, employees seemed very overwhelmed and were moving painfully slow. I paid for the entrance + digital photo which really means nothing because you then still have to pay for the blurry, washed out photo at the end (which is just the picture they take of you in the beginning pasted into different backgrounds). I’m a sucker though and I bought it for "memories" 😅. Anyhow, it’s a pretty small place but for my 2 year old it was fun. Way overpriced though.

The lego structures were very impressive. The children seem to enjoy the 2 rides they offer. This place isn’t toddler friendly…. There was 1 small slide for ages 2-5 but the big kids had taken over. It was impossible for toddlers and small children to enjoy without getting pushed, shoved or ran over. The photos were $45.00 to purchase. Kinda expensive. The place is pretty small… not worth the price. I wouldn’t recommend or to back.