LEGOLAND Tickets
Hands down one of the most exciting amusement parks in Asia, LEGOLAND Malaysia showcases a wide array of fun-filled rides, attractions, and other activities — not only for kids, but also for adults who wish to relive their nostalgia.
LEGOLAND Malaysia is not only the country’s first-ever international theme park, but also the first LEGOLAND in Asia. The entire resort spans around 75 acres and features a theme park, a water park, an aquarium, and a spectacular hotel. You can find this sprawling theme park in Johor, just a one-hour drive from Singapore’s Causeway Point.
What makes LEGOLAND Malaysia stand out is its wide variety of rides, shows, activities, and other attractions that visitors of all ages are sure to enjoy. This makes it an ideal pick for a fun family day out. Keep reading to find out what makes it an absolute must-visit.
| Neighbourhood: | Address: |
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| Persiaran Medini | 7, Persiaran Medini Utara 3, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor, Malaysia |
For easier planning, make sure to have a copy of the official LEGOLAND Malaysia map with you throughout your visit. Here’s a guide based on the map to help you navigate the park.
LEGOLAND Park
The actual theme park boasts over 40 rides and attractions ranging from classic carousels and boat rides to high-tech roller coasters and even life-size models made of LEGO bricks! It is comprised of eight themed zones: The Beginning, LEGO Technic, LEGO Kingdoms, LEGO City, Land of Adventure, Imagination, MINILAND, and LEGO NINJAGO World.
Some popular rides include Dino Island, Technic Twister, and Observation Tower. You’ve also got to check out Lost Kingdom Adventure, and Beetle Bounce.
For one-of-a-kind thrills, don’t miss out on The Great LEGO Race — the world’s first-ever LEGO virtual reality roller coaster. Apart from rides, you can also catch 4D movies at LEGO Studios or even build your own LEGO robot at LEGO Mindstorms. Alternatively, you can also admire gigantic LEGO versions of real-life landmarks and destinations such as those of Putrajaya, Angkor Wat, Wat Arun, and Taj Mahal.
LEGOLAND Water Park
For a splashing good time, look no further than LEGOLAND Water Park, where over 20 slides, rides, and water games await you. From surfing at the LEGO wave pool and floating down the Build-A-Raft lazy river, to playing at the DUPLO Safari and Joker Soaker — we can’t think of a more exciting way to beat the tropical heat.
Those looking for an adrenaline rush can take their pick among amazing water slides and tubes like the Red Rush, LEGO Slide Racers, Tidal Tube, and Wave Rider. If you’re looking for a sign to pack your sunscreen and swimwear, then this is it.
SEA LIFE Malaysia
Those looking to explore aquatic life should definitely check out SEA LIFE. Learn more about the ocean world up-close through the 25 interactive display tanks scattered across 11 habitat zones: the Rockpools, Malaysian Rainforest, Coral Reef, Sunken Shipwreck, Shoaling Ring, Ocean Cave, Stingray Bay, Jellies, Amazing Creations, Ocean Tunnel, and Seahorses.
Expect to meet over 13,000 marine life from 120 different species — including rare sea creatures that you might not have heard of before. You can even go for a guided tour in select habitat zones to learn more about the magical underwater world.
LEGOLAND Hotel
With so much to see, do, and experience around the whole resort, why not book a stay at the LEGOLAND Malaysia Hotel? The rooms here come in four themes: Pirate, Kingdom, Adventure, and NINJAGO. Beyond the dining and shopping options, the hotel also has a lot of kid-friendly amenities and activities like interactive play walls, kids-only sleeping areas, and even a special treasure hunt.
Prices for a stay start at approximately MYR 900 per night, depending on the date and season.
LEGOLAND ticket prices vary per each park in the resort, as they are often sold separately.
LEGOLAND Malaysia Ticket Prices
| Ticket type | Price |
| MYR 200 | |
| MYR 144 | |
| MYR 85 | |
| MYR 256 | |
LEGOLAND Malaysia – 1-Day Theme Park + Water Park + SEA LIFE | MYR 320 |
| MYR 318 | |
LEGOLAND Malaysia – 2-Day Theme Park + Water Park + SEA LIFE | MYR 405 |
Ticket prices may vary. Please click here for updated prices.
However, there are also packages that let you enter more than one park. You can book your LEGOLAND Malaysia tickets online here.
LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort also offers an annual pass for its three parks. What’s more, Singapore and Malaysia residents can buy their annual pass for the same price as a Day Ticket.
While LEGOLAND Malaysia does not offer a fast pass, you can opt for the VIP Expedition Pass, which can accommodate up to 12 people (with at least one adult in the group). This allows your group to enjoy a personally escorted tour throughout LEGOLAND Park, as well as unlimited priority access to rides and shows.
Visiting LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort
You will need at least one full day to explore LEGOLAND Park and either LEGOLAND Water Park or SEA LIFE. However, if you want to cover all three while not being pressed for time, we recommend allotting two days for your visit.
LEGOLAND Malaysia tends to get crowded during school holidays for Malaysia and Singapore. That said, we recommend scheduling your visit during off-peak days (especially regular weekdays) if you wish to avoid crowds. These also tend to be the least busy days that will allow you to go on rides and attractions with minimal chances of long queues.
The opening hours for all three parks are from 10am to 6pm. Last entry for each park is at 5pm. We recommend getting to LEGOLAND Malaysia as soon as the parks open, since the crowds often get larger a bit before lunchtime.
However, operating days vary per park. LEGOLAND Park is closed on select Wednesdays, while LEGOLAND Water Park is closed every Tuesday. SEA LIFE is open daily, but as of writing, some parts are closed due to renovations.
Via plane and car
LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is located west of Johor Bahru. For those flying in, we recommend take a flight to either Johor or Singapore. It’s approximately a 20-minute drive from Johor’s Senai International Airport and a 55-minute drive from Singapore’s Changi International Airport.
If you’re coming from either of these airports via car, take the highway to Iskandar Puteri and eventually, you will see signages that will point you to the right directions! Once there, you can easily park at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort’s parking lot. Alternatively, you can also park at the Mall of Medini, which is a five-minute walk from the resort.
Via train and bus
If you’d like to take public transport, you can take a train to Johor Bahru. Simply take the KTM heading to Johor Bahru Sentral. Upon arrival, hop aboard Bus No. LM1 headed towards LEGOLAND. Wait until the third stop, which will drop you off at the Mall of Medini.
If you’re travelling from Singapore, you can check out our complete guide of how to get from Singapore to LEGOLAND.
If staying at the LEGOLAND Hotel isn’t an option, there are also plenty of nearby hotels to choose from. If you’re all about proximity, hotels like Somerset Medini Iskandar Puteri, Ramada by Wyndham Meridin Johor Bahru, and Hotel Somerset Puteri Harbour are less two kilometres away from the resort. Those looking into more budge-friendly options after already splurging on your LEGOLAND tickets, you might want to consider hotels like Hotel Nusa CT, Pariss Hotel Skudai, and Orange Hotel Nusajaya.
Frequently asked questions
What age allows free entry to the theme park without LEGOLAND tickets?
Children below the age of three can enter LEGOLAND Malaysia for free without LEGOLAND tickets. Don’t forget, though, that adults must bring along their child’s ID or passport for verification purposes.
Can kids go free on their birthday without LEGOLAND tickets?
Children aged 11 and below can get free entry the parks within seven days of their birthday without LEGOLAND tickets. Proof of birthdate and age is required in order to redeem this promo. For more details, click here.
Why does LEGOLAND close so early?
The parks are geared mainly towards families with young children. The shorter hours are meant to help these guests have a fun day at the parks without having to worry about late evening hours.
Is LEGOLAND good for adults?
Yes, adults can definitely have a good time at the parks even without kids in the group.
On the other hand, children under the age of 14 must have at least one adult (aged 18 or above) accompanying them in all the parks in LEGOLAND Malaysia.
Can adults ride LEGOLAND rides?
While most of the rides are catered mainly towards children, adults can still enjoy these rides — with or without kids.
Is LEGOLAND good for older children?
Yes, the parks plenty of rides, shows, and other attractions that children aged 11 and above will also enjoy.
Can we bring food into LEGOLAND Malaysia?
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the parks, but exceptions are given to parents with infants or people who have special medical needs. Guests may also bring a water bottle or tumbler that they can refill at the water stations around the parks.
Can you wear flip-flops to LEGOLAND Malaysia?
Wearing flip-flops when going to LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is generally allowed. This is especially recommended for the LEGOLAND Water Park, when you’ll need to remove your footwear for the pools and rides. However, for some rides in the theme park, guests are strongly advised to wear covered footwear.
Will LEGOLAND Malaysia be open if it rains?
LEGOLAND Malaysia remains open even when it rains. Outdoor rides will continue to operate, as long as there is no lightning. However, do note that thunderstorms occur frequently given Malaysia’s tropical climate, usually during the late afternoon or early evening.
Which other countries have LEGOLAND?
You can also visit other LEGOLAND Resorts in Japan, United Arab Emirates, Denmark, Germany, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
