Legoland Deutschland was a very fun (and my favorite) activity of our trip to Germany. We got there at opening time and left when it closed (the rides close one hour before the rest of the park). Most of the rides were 25-50 mins wait, but all of the rides that I did were fun. My favorite rides were Project X coaster (about 1 minute long), Ninjago “The ride” (5-7 mins long) and the Power Builder (only 45 seconds long).

Project X is a very fast roller coaster with a  pretty steep ramp up and a fast “drop” going down. There were no loops or upside-down flips, but it gives a good adrenaline rush!

The Power Builder is a 2 person ride where you get to choose the level of power with which a robotic arm flips you around.  I don’t recommend going on it more than once if you have a weak stomach.

I think Ninjago “the ride” was my favorite. It was a slow ride on a flat track that is more like an interactive 3D video game contest. The cart had sensors in front of each person, so that when you moved your hands over them towards the screens in front of you, you could “shoot” a ball of power to take out the bad guys from Ninjago. Each person in a team (the group of four on a bench) competes against the others on their team by getting points for each hit/kill in the game; and each team competes against against the teams in other carts by working together to earn points.  When you leave how your team did against the other teams.  When we went with my mom, our cart won first place (see photo below)! By the exit there is a shop where you can buy Lego merchandise. This ride will give you a good  arm workout!  Ninjago World also has a restaurant and a fun “ninja training” play area.

There were many sub-themed areas of the park (Knight’s Kingdom, Little Asia, Miniland, Ninjago World and many more). Miniland is an area of the park with different cities made of Lego on a 20:1 meter scale (Venice, Frankfurt, Berlin, an area of the five tallest buildings in the world, Neuschwanstein castle, many Star Wars scenes, and others that I cannot remember).  But the Berlin television tower had to be done on a 75:1 meter scale because if not, it would be the tallest thing in the park!

Legoland Deutschland was a great experience for the family.