LEGOLAND Windsor is hosting a special event called Paws in the Park on December 21 and 28, where dogs can join their owners in the Christmas festivities at the theme park. While dogs may not be interested in LEGO bricks, they can enjoy the festive ambiance and a new walking environment at the park. Owners can explore over 20 rides, Christmas shows, and the Elf Training Academy while their furry companions sniff around the park.
For dog owners interested in treating their pets, Santa’s Grotto in the Christmas Kingdom is open to dogs after 5pm, giving them an opportunity to meet Santa Paws. A £10 Pet Pass is required for dogs to enter the park, in addition to human tickets, and owners must keep their dogs on a lead and bring their own food and snacks, although water points are available throughout the park.
Paws in the Park is part of the Christmas at LEGOLAND event, where the park is transformed into a festive wonderland until January 4. Various rides, including The Dragon rollercoaster and LEGO City Driving School, are operational during the Christmas period. Children can enjoy attractions like the DUPLO Dino Coaster and the LEGOLAND Express train.
Visitors can meet Santa and his elves in LEGO form and then visit the grotto to meet Santa Claus in person, receiving a special LEGO gift as a memento. The park’s Christmas offerings also feature the Festival of Flurries show and the Nutcracker’s Marching Band playing festive tunes.
In addition to LEGOLAND Windsor, there are three other LEGO-themed parks in Europe, with LEGOLAND Deutschland in Germany set to introduce a new Harry Potter section in the near future, featuring themed rides and accommodation. More details about this new addition will be released in the coming year.