FOLLOWING a year-long closure, Deep Sea Adventure is set to return to Legoland Windsor just in time for the half-term holidays.
Deep Sea Adventure closed for refurbishment last January, but the yellow submarine is ready to take park-goers on an underwater exploration once more.
Deep Sea Adventure closed for refurbishment last January[/caption]
Jenny Stock, British Underwater Photographer of the Year, took photos of the ride’s new look ahead of it reopening[/caption]
From February 15, park-goers will be able to make the most of the underwater attraction at Legoland Windsor.
The attraction features several sea-themed Lego models like a giant octopus, brightly coloured crabs and a giant magical treasure chest.
Each of the Lego figures is submerged three metres underwater and has been built from 240,000 bricks.
The marine figures took model makers 2,190 hours to create.
Jenny Stock, British Underwater Photographer of the Year, took photos of the ride’s new look ahead of its reopening.
Other displays pictured in the photos include that of a bright red crab and a scuba-diving Lego minifigure complete with flippers.
Deep Sea Adventure is also home to real-life sea creatures, such as queak the zebra shark, Pablo the Blackchin Guitarfish and Homer, the Southern stingray.
To try and glimpse both the Lego models and the sea creatures, park-goers will need to board a yellow submarine where they can view the new attractions behind a glass screen.
Ramesh Ganeson, Vice President at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, said: “We are thrilled to be bringing back the much-loved Deep Sea Adventure attraction, inviting explorers of all ages to embark on this incredible underwater journey.
“The attraction offers a unique blend of education and entertainment, allowing guests to dive deep into marine habitats and discover the wonders of the ocean—all from the comfort of a LEGO Submarine.
“We can’t wait to welcome everyone back for a truly splash-tastic adventure filled with hidden treasures, fascinating sea creatures, and unforgettable memories.”
Deep Sea Adventure isn’t the only attraction returning in 2025; Brick Days run from February 15th to March 9th.
Selected rides and attractions like Lego Ferrari Race & Build, Lego Studios 4D and the Duplo Express will be open.
Families will also be able to take part in brick building challenges too.
Overnight packages at Legoland Windsor include a stay in a themed room, one-day entry to the park, one Lego gift per child, evening entertainment and free parking.
Day tickets start from £34 per person when booked online in advance; this is 50 per cent off the gate price.
Meanwhile, a Legoland employee has revealed their best tips for a visit to the Windsor-based park.
And a new Legoland attraction is set to open in Europe – here’s what we know.
Use these tips on your next theme park trip
Next time you visit a theme park, you may want to use our top tips to make the most of your adrenaline-inducing day out.
- Go to the back of the theme park first. Rides at the front will have the longest queues as soon as it opens.
- Go on water rides in the middle of the day in the summer – this will cool you off when the sun is at its hottest.
- Download the park’s app to track which rides have the shortest queues.
- Visit on your birthday, as some parks give out “birthday badges” that can get you freebies.
- If it rains, contact the park. Depending on how much it rained, you may get a free ticket to return.
At the end of last year, Alton Towers announced it would be closing its oldest ride permanently.
Meanwhile, here’s an exciting new look at the nearly-completed Epic Universe, which will open later this year.
Deep Sea Adventure will reopen to the public on February 15[/caption]
The marine figures took model makers 2,190 hours to create[/caption]
