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Pirates take to the High Seas at LEGOLAND Windsor

For the first time, children wanting to become pirates for a day can see their dreams turned into reality, with the opening of LEGOLAND Windsor’s very first dedicated pirate land.

Pirates Landing is a brand new land opening at LEGOLAND Windsor in March 2010, the third land in as many years. Children can learn swashbuckling and seafaring skills at a Pirates Training Camp, then climb aboard the new Jolly Rocker swinging pirate ship - a huge unique LEGO Galleon - that swings to 18 metres high for the ride of their life. Wannabe Pirates can find their sea legs on the Pirate Falls Dynamite Drench water ride and experience explosive effects and interactive water cannons, controlled by visiting landlubbers, this classic LEGOLAND favourite has been given a whole new spin for the new decade.  

LEGOLAND Windsor’s famous Stunt Show has also had a major revamp and now stars pirates and features their swaggering exciting adventures in this magnificent new stunt extravaganza entitled ‘Pirates of Skeleton Bay’.

And as if that wasn’t enough, in “LEGO City A Clutch Powers 4D Adventure”, wannabe adventurers can watch Clutch Powers and his brick building gang take on a special mission to save the world in an action-packed new ten minute 4-D movie. This film can only be seen at a LEGOLAND park.

The fun starts on Saturday 20 March 2010, when LEGOLAND Windsor will open its doors for its 14^th season.
 
From Pirates Landing to Land of the Vikings and Kingdom of the Pharaohs, LEGOLAND Windsor offers a world of possibilities where every child can be a hero as they take on some of the best child-centred attractions in the country.

There are dozens of rides set in 150 acres of parkland at LEGOLAND Windsor. One of the latest attractions - Laser Raiders – allows families to climb into desert jeeps equipped with laser guns and shoot their way through a labyrinth filled with evil mummies and skeletons on an adrenaline-filled journey to discover lost treasure. 

Youngsters wanting to follow in the footsteps of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton can fight for pole position at hi-tech Rocket Racers – a unique attraction where they design a virtual racing driver and car to their own specification before going into a racing pod to take on all corners.

And the park contains a staggering 55 million LEGO bricks – 200,000 of which have been used to create a six metre high Pharaoh - one of the tallest LEGO^® models in Britain.

Fans of the big screen can meet children’s favourite Bob the Builder in person outside the imagination theatre, where they can watch a specially created 4-D movie featuring Bob, Wendy and Spud helping to build a rollercoaster - with hilarious results.

As well as being able to take in puppet shows and stunt spectaculars, those looking to see the world from a new perspective can visit Miniland – a painstaking recreation of some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, such as Big Ben, Buckingham Place, and the Houses of Parliament, as well as countries from around the world – all recreated to scale in LEGO bricks.

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Posted: 25th January 2010 - Categories: