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@drewchaboo719

9 ай бұрын

can you show us the rides at the theme park TOO?

@heidistinton9213

9 ай бұрын

not first time my text been deleted and im leaving your and gaby group plus cancelling being a member to.

@pav504

9 ай бұрын

It isn't for me Tim but it looked lovely. Everything very nicely built so beautiful

@Glenys8080

9 ай бұрын

Tim , please stay a night in the Drovers inn near Loch Lomond

@redcoatryan3079

9 ай бұрын

It is on my to do list, have never been to Alton Towers.

Its hilarious how continuously surprised you are at the amount of Lego at a Legoland Hotel😂

@webwolf404

4 ай бұрын

We a simple Norfolk people. We are impressed by the vast amount of Lego at Lego land lol😂

@bryangibbons6730

Ай бұрын

@@webwolf404 xx

@DeathBYDesign666

24 күн бұрын

I have always wanted to see some eccentric billionaire that all the sudden decides that he wants an entire mansion made from mostly Legos, but if it was me I would insist on participating in the construction process myself. And no glue, all free standing Legos except where sealant is necessary which would be mostly in the outside or plumbing areas.

Great to have Gabby co-presenting some of these with you Tim, enjoying getting her opinion as well.

😂😂Casper was the perfect excuse for the parents to get their long-time wanted Lego Hotel experience. It’s actually really cute. 😊 I can imagine Casper slept on the big bed and the parents went to the bunk beds and had a pillow fight and all.

@jackwatsonepic626

3 ай бұрын

I use the grand kids as an excuse to watch the cartoons, lol.😂🇬🇧

Tim is the true goat of vlogs. Been watching for 3 years now the content remains consistently at a high level always helps me choose where I'm going to go and stay.

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Wow 3 years it's scary how times gone so quickly

@iandonachie9549

9 ай бұрын

Agree 100% always interesting, sometimes critical but rightly so, and praise where its due....

This is how the cars move on their own. Beneath these paths are cables that emit a low-level radio wave specific to each vehicle - the vehicle picks up this signal, and uses it to steer. When the vehicle reaches one of the charging points dotted around it's track, it stops. One of the computers registers this, and a timer is started. When the timer reaches zero, the power to the charger is cut, and this signals the vehicle to continue along it's path. Outside park opening hours, the vehicles stop on the charging points and recharge fully overnight.

@MGMutt

2 ай бұрын

Really? That seems a complicated and jank solution. I would've expected a strong magnet on a track below the surface with another magnet inside the vehicle dragging it round

@user-cq5kb3oe7q

2 ай бұрын

thing s move !!! lsd man ? no no no its voodoo magnets stuff clockwork orange style

@isabellind1292

Ай бұрын

@@MGMutt I thought maybe they operated on the same principle as these home self-propelled, vacuum cleaner, disky-things that you preset so the vacuum knows where its going and when not to bump into objects (or your cat or your dog).😉

Hi Tim. I must admit I wasn't sure I would enjoy this video as Lego is not usually my thing but I'm glad I did see it because it was really a lot of fun to watch. The presentation / playful vibe made it appealing for adults. Involving Gaby in the room tour really worked well. Great teamwork! and Casper having so much fun was a real highlight! Wish we had something like this when I was a kid in the 70's. Look forward to your stay in the little Lego house next year!

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks I will try to get casper in go lego it's a right of passage to step on it a 3am

I think the little safe was meant to be unlocked with the little activity piece of paper you guys got on the table, when you crack the code with clues around the room it opens the safe, remember the same thing when staying at chessington and getting a couple of themed goodies! Great in depth video though definitely think I'll be staying soon!

@HoogyProduction

8 ай бұрын

i unlocked it one time

@HoogyProduction

8 ай бұрын

i wont spoil whats in there ,but its cool

@michellewatson7751

8 ай бұрын

Hope you did the treasure hunt (piece of paper on table you showed) you look for answers to clues around the hotel, that will give you the 4 numbers you need to open the lock and inside would be a little gift for the kids staying in the room! They love doing it so worth doing

Over the Christmas period I have introduced my 77 year old Mum to your channel. We have watched a lot of your videos, centre parcs, the grand hotel Llandudno, Prestatyn Pontins, Alton Towers, the Las Vegas hotels, Beverly Hills hotel, glass igloo, most northern hotel, etc, etc, of all the videos we have watched she said she liked this one the most. We went to legoland when I was about 12 (28 years ago) and they didn’t have a hotel then, and now she is saying at 77 years old that she wants to go back and stay there 😂

I was actually fascinated by the miniatures of different Legoland....las vegas sign, Hollywood sign, etc...loved that. The hotel was interesting...a little much for an adult but interesting. Casper looked like he was having the best time! So cute!😊

I took my girlfriend there for the first time just after covid and we stayed in a Knights and Dragons room. Was really nice in the hotel, had a short go in the pool but that was more for young kids. The park itself was quiet so no long queues, the stay was perfect with weather great and just enough time to enjoy all the rides. Eating in the restaurants was nice with a breakfast included in the price. We got a really good deal, great video by the way as it brings back loads of good memories. 👍

Thank you yet again Tim Gabby & Casper, as usual you covered everything, brilliant tour, I enjoyed it all, the detail was so exciting. Thank you for sharing. 😘💚

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

Huge Lego fan here and this big kid is excited to see this one!

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

This big kid has been wanting to go here for years

LOVE Gaby's eyes at 25:26 when the price of the fast pass is given.. classic :)

I really want to visit for the miniature world alone, it looks incredible! Last time I visited was (literally) decades ago - with an upset belly so didn't take in much at all! Thanks for the fun tour Tim & Gaby!

Not a bad place and it did look like fun. I'm love watching Casper and his delightful smile.

Great review & you both looked really excited 🤗Thanks Tim , Gaby n Casper 😀

Love your videos, but i have to say i love them way more when Gaby comes along and is involved in the video. its great to hear different opinions especially as parents and as a couple :) but either way i love watching and have been for a long time now keep up the great work with what you guys do :D

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks she will be happy to read this

I wish I took my daughter here when she was younger, she would have loved it, Gabby made me laugh when she spotted the bugs prints on the carpet. Then when you both were testing the bed 😂😂, little Casper was is so cute, love how he walk up the ramp to the little slow train.

Such a brilliant couple!!! Love how sweet and fun Gaby is!🎉Her face expressions are everything 😅🥳

I remember visiting Legoland when I was little years ago. I love the miniland that was my favourite part! Loved the Holland part with a lego Dutch Street Organ.

Thanks for showing us round guys , I’ve never been there before , I would be happy just going round the miniature land that was great , your lil boy always looks so happy and definitely looked like he enjoyed it there

I'm an old woman but I would love to go LegoLand, I especially enjoyed the miniature setups. So charming.

So pleased you visited Legoland Tim,never been myself but it was nice to see it.

Great video from you all as always been toying with the idea of going to Legoland for years now looks great fun you guys have helped me make my mind up my kids will love it. Thanks so much guys looking forward to your next video👍👍👍.

I only came across your channel a few months ago and has quickly become one of my favourites! Hope the channel continues to grow ✨

@kkrispy2009P

9 ай бұрын

Welcome to the family thanks 4 sub

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Hi Tim Gaby and Casper I only live about 7 miles away from legoland. My husband works in Windsor. I've been to legoland twice it's a great Park for the kiddies. I love Mini land it's very good brilliant details. I'd say out of the Merlin parks Legoland is the best for entertainment. Really lovely to see Casper enjoying himself he is such a cutie. Great vlog thanks for sharing with us. Love to you all as always Tracey 💕 xxxx

Hi Tim and Gaby, brilliant for the children enjoyed looking around Lego land. Thanks for sharing 👍

I’d love to take my 2 boys to Legoland and I really wanna book the hotel now! Thanks Tim..I love the Lego to play with in the room and the toddler seat on the toilet that’s so good. I understand having it at the level of a toddler would be difficult as he puts the Lego in his mouth but I think it’s good for older children. Thanks for another great video Tim

Afternoon Tim Thank you for the Legoland vlog which looks really good. I haven't been but must go. Hotel room looked good. Nice and clean which is great. Lego land looked quite fun. Thank you again.

I love it how you had Gaby do the room tour with you this time.

Quick test on the floor. Cleanliness is look at the bottom of the footies on Casper. He’s got white on or light colored footies so that should tell how clean the floor is if they’ve got dirty bottoms.

You all are so adorable and pure! Love your channel, it's one of my favourites and your great personalities help a lot!

@WalkWithMeTim

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

You two are such a lovely cheerful couple! Blessings

Thanks for your Legoland Video Tim,I find it very enjoyable.Nice to see Casper again,can't believe how fast he is growing.Legoland looks a very fascinating place,but with it being near London,I imagine it will be really expensive.

@LexiStarEntertainments

2 ай бұрын

Btw it is not near London as living in Kimble it is a 45 minute drive so u do. Not need to pay money to get into it hope this helps😊

Hi Tim, we love Lego/Legoland, after seeing your review I think we should treat ourselves to a night in the hotel too! ... you must bring Casper to Legoland when he's older, he'll love flight of the lion, splash safari and drench towers. PS, your videos with Gaby and Casper are always a bit more special ❤

I am sure there is already a comment explaining it, but the vehicles are moving with magnets that are ofcourse below the surface. I think you can tell by the way they actually turn! Love the videos, subbed and been invested! Love the vlogs and definitely love to see Gabby too it's definitely a better experience where you both bounce off eachother!

Wow, fantastic Tim. Lucky Casper will have fun.❤

Omg Casper is so adorable!!

Nice vlog Tim. Really enjoyed it! I went to Legoland when I was younger, brings back some fun memories! 😀

Hi guys, just caught up, great vlog, you did enjoy Tim,your childhood re born! Loved seeing Gaby and Casper he just makes your heart smile, he loved running about, hes growing up so fast now, thanks for sharing your adventures at legoland,loved it. See you soon take care 😊xx

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

my husband stayed there over 9 yrs ago and enjoyed it for 3 days

Hi Tim. Found this about how the cars move: From an unofficial Legoland Windsor fan site 'Completely LEGOLAND Windsor'. Road Vehicles The cars, lorries and buses all appear to move and steer on their own, never leaving their set paths, yet not using any rails. How on Earth do they manage that? Beneath these paths are cables that emit a low-level radio wave specific to each vehicle - the vehicle picks up this signal, and uses it to steer. When the vehicle reaches one of the charging points dotted around it's track, it stops. One of the computers registers this, and a timer is started. When the timer reaches zero, the power to the charger is cut, and this signals the vehicle to continue along it's path. Outside park opening hours, the vehicles stop on the charging points and recharge fully overnight. Trains The trains work in a similar fashion to the road vehicles, but follow tracks instead of radio signals. When a train approaches a station, the train passes over 'slow down bars', which tell the onboard microprocessor to slow the motor. When it reaches a charging point, one of which is located at each station, a signal is sent to the control room, at which point a timer is started both in the control centre and in the train's microprocessor. Unlike the road vehicles, which can only go forward at a certain speed, the trains can go forwards, backwards, and vary their speed. Boats The boats are attached to rubber loops, which can clearly be seen under the water. These are driven by motors controlled by the computers in the control centre. A piece of metal on the hull of the boat allow sensors along the boat's track to detect the boat, and let the computer know where the boat is. The computer then uses this information to initiate various sequences, such as raising bridges, or opening and closing locks and powering water pumps.

Never too old for Lego Tim, I’m 58, and I still love building the Lego kits.

When we went to Lego land in 2016 we stayed off site in a Hilton at Bracknell. This was considerably cheaper that the Lego land hotel and a very short drive . Unfortunately we only had one day in Lego land and missed about a 3 rd of the park. It really is a fab place to visit and will be even better when Casper is older so he can enjoy more things. Thanks for sharing 😊

Really good video as always love getting home from work and chilling watching one of your videos

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Great video. Many years ago i went to the original Legoland in Denmark which (from memory) had more of the quieter aspects and less of the funfair-type rides etc, at least back then. With a toddler, having him pan for gold for more fun than going on a ride. Somewhere I still have his Legoland driving licence, complete with photo. The Danish one was very international, and the driving school had kids of all sorts, each given a lego flag to put on their car, so the "traffic policeman" could shout at time in an appropriate language. They even had Japanese flags.

Me and my husband stayed here a few years ago as my husband is a big Lego fan. We stayed in a ninjago room. The safe in the room has a free Lego toy inside, when you solve the puzzle on the activity sheet it gives you the code for the safe. We didn’t eat dinner in the restaurant as had heard bad things about it, we actually ordered pizza to be delivered to the hotel! We went during term time so the queues for the rides were shorter and went on most of them. Shame the Viking ride is still closed as was when we went. The scariest ride in the park was surprisingly the friends horse ride.

Our family love Lego and loved going to the park when younger. The trick is to go earlier in the year when it's overcast maybe with a chance of rain, wait times greatly reduced!

Was never into Lego as a kid, but when I got into my late 20's, I bought a few sets. They were sort of a step up from doing just a jigsaw puzzle. I bought a Limited Edition Batmobile from the very first movie for $20 from K-mart.. 35 years later, that Lego is now worth over $600! Had I known they had value, I would have started collecting years ago! Still have it assembled in the box. Anyway, that place looks fun, fun, fun. First one of your videos I've had a hard time telling who's happier; Casper or Gabby..(or YOU!)..lol. Thanks for sharing LIKED! 👍, as always!

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Lol casper always

Casper needs a page called run with me. It’s so nice to see videos with your family enjoying the hotel.

I have been to LegoLand Windsor for the day tennish years ago.....but nothing like this...this is an amazing place.....Magic for young ones old very old like me!.Would love to visit here.....and the hotels were so cute.

Great Video Team ❤❤Watching this at 4 am Saturday Morning and really enjoyed the whole Video 👍👍

Hi Tim and Gaby thank you for yet another excellent video and I just want to add my fiancee who will be my wife at 2.30 on Wednesday afternoon says seeing Casper with that huge smile on his face is just priceless.

I remember when Legoland Windsor was still Windsor Safari Park and when it eventually turned into Legoland - but never went there, as I was a bit too old for it by that time, so it's interesting to see what it's like inside.

When my boys were a little younger, we were pass holders at legoland and probably went about 4 or 5 times a year - we loved it. One of its downsides is that the queues on both the app and outside the ride near no relevance to the actual ride time! I think that the peak age for kids to go is about 3-10 - take Casper back in a couple of years and he’ll love it. The “dark@ rides at legoland are probably the best - the submarines are very clever and you see lots of fish, the haunted house spins around you, Ninjago ride is a clever 3d one. But, my favourite ride (I went last month with my nephew and niece) is the Flight of the Sky Lion - that’s absolutely incredible! Thank you for taking us into the hotel - with the exception of the food, it looks great!

Been here loads as Windsor is my fav place! I love the view to see Windsor castle as well! I hope you had a great time! I heard there was recently a fire here because of the Dragon. However idk. The hotel reception is alot more advanced than when I went about 8 years ago lol - have a great rest of your day, keep being u!

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

thanks for watching

Love the video, went there with my children back in the nineties brought back memories good one.

You’re doing a great job guys, making hotels sit up and listen to feedback, hopefully improving standards as a result. Love this hotel and review, keep up the vids, do some more in Yorkshire please !

Love your room. The park is so clean. Looks like you all had a good time. Casper is so cute.

@WalkWithMeTim

7 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗

What a coincidence being able to see both Hotels in same week. I struggle in standard Hotel bathroom as I need a wheelchair accessible room. I happened on Jo's Wheel Life who stayed in Castle Hotel this week so on there you get to see size and facilities in bathroom and roof hoist which is a essential for some adults and children it might be something useful if you need this level or you know someone with child or adult who does. I flinch at memories of standing on my daughters lego but now, at 32 she is still obsessed with lego so thanks for a great idea for sending daughter and son in law on a holiday.

Great video Tim and Gaby, I can't believe it opened in 1996 !! , mini world is great, as a child we used to go to Torquay and they had a toy village , I loved it so much I wanted to live in it LOL

All the small details for children really impressed me.

I am only 86 years old and I loved this. Thank you

I would love to go there. I love Lego.. and i love the little models. Shame about the swimming pool being small. Casper is so cute. Love to you all❤xxxxx

Wow didn't realize it was so big looked lovely x

Really enjoyed the look around legoland something we wouldnt see normally i watched quite a few of your videos now look forward to some more

Did you know that Lego Land is built on the former Windsor safari park. Formerly a quarry. It was featured on one of the on the buses' films starring reg varney who incidentally was the 1st person to use a hole in the wall cash dispenser.

Thank you Tim & Gaby & Casper for taking us along on your adventure. There are so many creative artists who've made little plastic-bricks into works of art. YT's Hannah Ricketts toured the London LEGO exhibit. It was fantastic! (The only real-life depiction missing was someone stepping on a LEGO piece in their stocking feet, lol)! 🦶😭

I took my sons to Legoland Billund in 1989 aged 9 & 7 at the time. They had a great time. Legoland Windsor opened in 1996, I've been there with young people with special needs. I must give the staff & park 5⭐ they would provide a room where we could leave belongings and somewhere for personal care. Always helpful.

This looks fab. Casper is so adorable

The room review was funny, you both were like wee kids, Gaby was like a kid in the candy shop in the bunk beds. But 44, no way man.

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Lol

I've been to Legoland in winter park fl. When my son was 8. It was just opened back then and I loved it. I'm sure it's alot different now. Back then there wasn't a hotel yet but it was announced they were going to build one. Luv seeing your vlog of Legoland in the UK.

What a beautiful family 😊enjoy

Love Legoland, so good for the kids. Last time we went it started raining when we got there and it bucketed down all day! They gave us all plastic raincoats though which was great. We didn't let the rain bother us!

We have been here 3 times but stayed in windsor as the legoland hotel was very exspensive in july..There is a bus which runs from windsor to the gates of the park frequently as we dont drive so was really handy and Windsor is beautiful we where 2 minutes away from the castle

Great vlog Tim... As a kid grew up playing with Lego... Would have loved this as a kid... Tim you put so much into vlogs... Keep the great vlogs coming.... Cx

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

Hello Tim & Gaby 😊 Great place for kids. Yes I would have loved to have gone there also when I was a kid. It's all the detail that goes into everything 👍

Great vlog as always great to see gaby involed in room tour ans your banter

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Looks brilliant! Thanks for the review.

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Wow looks fab,my 5yr old grandson will love it❤

Thanks so much for gong here am a really big kid at 41 ❤🎉looking forward to watching this many thanks indeed ❤tash never grow upxx enjoy yourselves

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I'm watching your vlogs of London at nite from a year ago! They are amazing 👏

I've never had the slightest interest in Lego, but I really enjoyed this. I love the theming, and the child's voice in the lift (if I heard it right) was an original and imaginative touch. I'd totally agree with the comments about the food.

Thank u for the tour,great to see,especially loved the mini LEGO,oh and that duck 🦆 was loving it..the food sadly looked unappealing 😮,. the view from yr room abit of a check to charge..glad the room looked cleaned phew 😅..

Looks fab, ty for sharing 🎉

When I was a kid I wanted to go to Legoland too. I was actually a Lego Club member also. It’s nice I can see what it’s like through your perspective.

The castle hotel rooms are definitely more fun! They are more expensive, but in my opinion worth it. And the quiz gives you a code to open the safe in the room!

31:55 magnets mate 😁 that mini land is absolutely incredible though! 😳👌 St Pauls is unreal!

Love legoland went there Wednesday from the outside the hotels just look like a travel lodge with plastic round them

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Lol

My grandchildren would love this 😊😊

Hi Tim, Gaby n Thumps gosh that looked like so much fun maybe next year I'll take the Grandchildren there thanks once again for a lovely video

what a lovely pair........

The mini lego land thing was amazing ✨

Took our kids here 25 years ago. Still have their driving licenses 😊

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

lol

❤That looks truly beautiful....Big kids for the Day ....and why not....Casper❤Will love it❤

Hi Tim and gabby liked the look of your hotel and your room enjoyed watching you go round the miniature lego looked really good

Hi Tim - great video! I believe that the fire truck and the other vehicles in mini land are operated using batteries. The batteries would be attached to the vehicles themselves, and then underneath the road surface. I saw the same technique used in a mini diorama youtube video.

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info!

Excellent Vlog Definitely be taking our grandchildren there. Am from Liverpool and always wanted to go but cause of the distance never got to go. Our daughter lives in Southend on sea so gives us a chance to go. The cars move with Magnets, it’s a track under the floor and they move cause of the magnets 🧲 attached to the track and cars. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍

This was so much fun! I've always wondered what the Lego parks were like. Maybe next time, you can try the Pirate room.

@WalkWithMeTim

9 ай бұрын

Next time!