LEGOLAND has launched a summer staycation sale with short breaks – including park entry – from just £39 per person.
The short break offer is available on selected dates between July and September.
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The offer applies to three and four-star hotels in and around the Windsor resort and guests get a day entry ticket to the park as well as a hotel stay.
There are also exclusive extras included. Kids get to eat for FREE, plus get milk and cookies and a welcome activity pack.
With short breaks from £39 per person, it means a family of four could enjoy a break at Legoland from £156.
Families have to move quickly to take advantage of the sale, which ends on July 22.
- Legoland short breaks from £39 per person – find here
Stays are covered by a Book with Confidence Guarantee, which means if your holiday is affected by Government travel restrictions or coronavirus, you get a voucher that you can use as payment towards any future break.
You also get this automatically if the park or hotel has to close due to Covid.
Families who are happy to splash out can stay at a Legoland Resort hotel from £135 per person instead.
Everyone who books a Legoland Resort stay in a themed room gets a free Lego gift, free parking and WiFi – and there's a character meet and greet each evening.
Legoland's new land, World of Mythical Creatures, recently opened to guests and is home to a "never-before-seen UK ride".
If you're looking for more staycation inspiration, we've found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools.
There are also great UK coach trips for families and campsites with availability for summer.
Alternatively, we've found holiday park party weekenders, cheap staycation breaks with hot tubs and treehouse stays.
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