Legoland Windsor discount codes for December 2025

Summer may have ended, but that doesn’t mean it’s the end of fun-filled days out. There’s still plenty of Legoland fun and savings for this season or next year. To help you make the most of your visit for less, The Independent’s deal hunters have tracked down the best Legoland discount codes and rounded up the best money-saving tips to help you save on both tickets and hotel bookings.

There are plenty of ways to save on your Legoland tickets, even when no big site-wide promotions are running. Right now, you can get up to 50 per cent off saver tickets when you book in advance online, with prices starting from just £32.

That means you still get to experience the park's newest additions – drench towers and splash safari – plus fan favourites like the minifigure speedway, flight of the sky lion, hydra’s challenge and the dragon at more than half price compared to buying tickets on the day. If you do the latter, tickets can cost around £68, so you’re making a chunky saving by planning ahead.

During term time, parents of pre-school-aged children can take advantage of a joint ticket discount. From just £29, your child essentially gets free entry. Tickets must be booked online at least one day in advance.

If you fancy extending your stay during the school holidays, it can often end up more cost-effective than a day drip. Plus, you’ll get added extras and park tickets thrown in. Case in point, this autumn you can stay from just £55 per person and receive the following benefits:

Legoland also has a newsletter discount for £20 off short breaks. Sign up to receive a Legoland voucher code directly to your inbox that can be applied to your booking and stacked with the above benefits.

Those visiting during term time can save 20 per cent on bookings of two nights or more at the Legoland resort hotel, Legoland castle hotel or Legoland woodland village. Rates start from £103 per person for a two-night stay with breakfast included.

Merlin pass holders can also enjoy 20 per cent off Legoland sleepovers, with discounted rates at the resort hotel, castle hotel or woodland village. It's a brilliant way to get the full Lego experience, with themed rooms, evening entertainment and early park access.

You can take a day off from studying and make use of the Legoland student discount too, with tickets from just £21 when you verify your status through Student Beans. That’s almost 70 per cent cheaper than the £68 on-the-door ticket fee.

If your family just can’t get enough of Legoland, consider purchasing annual passes. This way, you simply pre-book your tickets online each time you want to visit and you'll be covered. An annual pass also comes with extras that include:

The three-month Legoland play pass is a brilliant option if you're not ready to commit to a full annual membership. For £59, you’ll get unlimited access for three months, which is great value for money - costing just over the price of two adult day tickets, but with unlimited access.

Merlin annual pass holders can enjoy free entry to Legoland, with passes starting from £99. Remember to check your pass tier as pre-booking is required and exclusion dates may apply depending on the type of pass you have.

Other benefits include:

There’s also 10 per cent off the reserve and ride mobile function, which allows you to virtually queue for up to 25 rides, without having to physically stand and wait.

If you’re attending as a family, remember that children under 90cm get free entry. You’ll also find “kids go free” offers available at certain times of the year, where one child (up to 15 years old) can enter at no cost when accompanied by a paying adult. It’s also worth noting that children under three can stay and eat for free at any of the Legoland hotels.

This December, you can also book tickets for Legoland’s Christmas extravaganza. Complete with a giant Duplo Christmas tree and Santa, there are plenty of Christmas activities, including elf training academy shows and more than 20 rides for a full day of fun. You can even book a special meeting with Father Christmas for an additional cost. Tickets start from £34 when booked online (usually £68).

If you want to extend the magic, Legoland is running festive sleepovers from now to 4 January, from £70 per person. Overnight stays include one day theme park entry, breakfast and early park access, plus you’ll enjoy a Lego themed bedroom, a complimentary gift and a letter from LEGO Santa and Elf Frode.

The Independent’s team of deal hunters are dedicated to finding the best deals, whether that discounts on big-ticket items (think iPads, TVs or mattresses) or indeed family excursions. As Legoland offers something for everyone, we’re always on the lookout for new ways to help you save at the kids’ theme park, whether it's tickets, packages or hotel stays. We track the prices of tickets all year round so that you know you’re getting the best price. As soon as a Legoland promo code becomes available, we’ll verify it and share it here.

The Independent has been a consumer champion since 1986, reporting on the best deals and discounts so our readers can save money on the products and excursions they value. Whether it’s an excursion for the whole family to enjoy (Legoland, for example), regular deals coverage on top offers on tried and tested products, or sourcing the best discounts during some of the biggest annual shopping events (think Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and the Boxing Day sales), our team are always looking out for the best ways to save you money on the products worth buying. We only ever select savings from providers that we trust.