How to go to LEGOLAND from Singapore?
LEGOLAND is one of the most popular family-friendly attractions in Malaysia, boasting over 40 different rides and attractions scattered across eight different themed zones. And deciding to visit there for a fun family day out is an easy decision – here’s a complete guide if you’re planning a trip soon.
But what are the best options of transport from Singapore to LEGOLAND? Well, to save you that impending headache that is coming your way, here’s how to travel from Singapore to LEGOLAND, Johor Bahru, via car, bus, and train.
The easiest way to travel from Singapore to LEGOLAND is by car. Not only can you reach the theme park directly, but it also takes significantly less time (barring an insane jam at the Causeway, of course). Plus, there’s no better way to embark on a LEGOLAND day trip than being behind the steering wheel yourself.
Driving
If you’re driving, there are two main routes to get from Singapore to LEGOLAND, namely the Woodlands Causeway, which links into JB Sentral, and the Tuas Second Link, which is much closer to LEGOLAND Malaysia.
Once you get to LEGOLAND Malaysia, you can park at the two designated parking zones at the theme park, which costs MYR 10 per entry.
Private transportation
Alternatively, you can book a direct transfer service via private car services from cross-border providers like NusaTransport.
While it may be a little pricey for individual travellers heading to the theme park alone, a direct transfer via private transportation is an affordable option for those travelling in groups. You also won’t have to worry about parking when you get there.
Getting from Singapore to LEGOLAND via bus is arguably the most affordable way to travel. That said, it does come with a longer travel time, depending on which option you choose.
Public bus
At Jurong East Interchange, board buses CW3 or CW4 (or CW6 at Boon Lay) and head to the Tuas Checkpoint. After passing through customs at CIQ 2nd Link, transfer to buses JPO1, SL1, or CW7L to Legoland Malaysia. The whole journey takes about two to three hours.
Alternatively, you can board SBS Transit 170 (blue plate) and CW1 (Kranji MRT Station); SBS Transit 170 (Red plate) and CW2 (Queen Street); SMRT Bus 950 (Woodlands MRT Station); CW5 (Newton Circus); or Transtar Express TS1 (Changi Airport) to Woodlands Checkpoints and JB CIQ.
From there, walk to JB Sentral and board bus LM1 to Legoland Malaysia – trust us, that’s the best option for how to go to LEGOLAND from JB Sentral.
Coach
Unlike public buses, a coach takes you directly to LEGOLAND without stopping at other locations along the way.
There are several travel tour companies that offer these rides and packages by bus operators to LEGOLAND via online booking.
Expect to pay between SGD 20 to SGD 60 for a round trip bus from Singapore to LEGOLAND.
You can also get to LEGOLAND via train. From Singapore, you can board the KTM Shuttle Tebrau train at the Woodlands Train Checkpoint to JB Sentral, where you can either take a taxi to LEGOLAND, or transfer to bus LM1 (LEGOLAND is the third stop).
You Might Also Want to Know
How long should I spend at LEGOLAND?
Because there are so many things to do in LEGOLAND, we recommend spending at least a full day at the theme park to experience all the different zones. Or, better yet, stay at one of the hotels near LEGOLAND, and get yourself a two-day pass.
Is there a time limit at LEGOLAND?
There is no limit to how long you can stay inside LEGOLAND. However, tickets are only single-entry, so you cannot leave the premises and come back with the same ticket.
What is the best time to go to LEGOLAND?
We recommend going to LEGOLAND in the morning as soon as it opens at 10am. Also, take note that the operation hours for LEGOLAND Theme Park, SEA LIFE, and LEGOLAND Water Park may differ.
