Legoland News: What's New?

LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort is committed not only to creating unforgettable experiences in the theme park but also to bringing joy to those who cannot visit. On the occasion of International Childhood Cancer Day, which raises awareness worldwide about the needs of children with cancer and their families, the LEGOLAND team visited the children's hospital in Ulm. Accompanied by popular mascots, the team delighted young patients with smiles and unforgettable moments. In addition, they presented...

LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort offers a unique experience for families during the winter months of 2025. While the theme park itself remains closed until April 5, 2025, LEGOLAND Feriendorf welcomes guests on eight weekends for its special Culinary Winter Opening. From January 24 to March 16, visitors can enjoy the new "Hungriger Bär" restaurant, where Bavarian-Swabian delicacies meet a family-friendly atmosphere.

On December 3rd, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, LEGOLAND Deutschland participated in the global Purple Light Up campaign. The park was illuminated in purple, with the accessible roller coaster “Das Große LEGO Rennen” taking center stage. This symbolic use of color highlights the park’s commitment to promoting inclusion and recognizing people with disabilities as full and valued members of society. Christian Sichert, Director of the Feriendorf & Admission,...

LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort has unveiled a new highlight that excites both gaming and LEGO® enthusiasts alike. The beloved Fortnite character Klombo has been transformed into an impressive LEGO large-scale model through a collaboration with Epic Games. Created from 73,000 LEGO bricks, the model—measuring 2.3 meters in length and nearly 1 meter in height—brilliantly merges virtual gaming creativity with the tangible kind of LEGO.