Lego Ninjago The Ride — Attraction in Great Britain

Had an awesome time at Lego Ninjago The Ride! The whole area is super cool and really interactive, definitely one of the best themed spots in the park. Right from the start, you’re surrounded by all these epic-looking ninja statues and Ninjago vibes. My nephew was absolutely thrilled (he’s obsessed with the Green Ninja, so he was freaking out in the best way).

The ride itself was such a blast. It's one of those 4D ones where you’re doing all these hand motion moves to blast enemies, and you really feel like you’re part of the action. It’s easy to get into, even for younger kids, but still fun enough for adults too. We were all laughing and trying to outscore each other.

There’s also this little rock climbing wall nearby for young kids, which was a great bonus, gave my nephew even more to do while we took a quick break. Everything about the area just felt well thought out, and it was super clean and well maintained too.

Honestly, if your kids are into Ninjago (or even if they’re not), this is a must-do. We ended up hanging around the area longer than expected because there was just so much to look at and do. Loved it. Will definitely come back. And yes, Green Ninja...

Wasn’t too sure about this after reading all the reviews on here.

Been going to Legoland for year and have never been on this ride, thought we’d give it a go as the queue was quite short.

Start of with me 5 year old absolutely thrashing me as I didn’t have a clue what was going on, soon got the hang of it and the kids really enjoyed this one!

It’s much better and more interactive that the laser raider ride which is a similar less interactive alternative.

I’d actually recommend having a go on this ride, especially if you have...

Really good concept, the kids really enjoyed it, motion controls are a bit off and difficult to control, but once you've fired a few shots you should be good to go. I think this is an upgrade replacement of the 4d cinema that was in its place previously. If only queue times were better thought about by park staff. Other parks have a good system of crowd management and movement throughout the park to minimise queue times, have a call round...