Height and other restrictions apply to each attraction, full details of these can be found at the entry point of the attractions, here's a summary of some key categories:

• Minimum Height 1.2m - Autumn's Riding Adventure
• Minimum Height 1.1m - LEGO City Driving School
• Minimum Height 1.0m - The Dragon, Pirate Falls, Jolly Rocker, Hydra's Challenge, Flight of the Sky Lion, Fire & Ice Freefall
• Minimum Height 0.9m - DUPLO Airport, Fire Academy, DUPLO Dino Coaster, Thunder Blazer, Sky Rider, Spinning Spider, Scarab Bouncers, Destiny's Bounty, Merlin's Challenge, Dragon's Apprentice, Haunted House Monster Party, L-Drivers

• Timing - Generally it's best to do the biggest rides in the first hour that the park is open, at lunchtime, or in the last hour that the park is open, as the queues tend to be the shortest at these times. Plus, you can often beat the crowds by starting at the back of the park and working your way towards the front.
• Parent Swap - On busy days parents with small children can get a special pass which allows just one of the parents to queue, when the first parent has been on the ride the second can go on without having to queue again.
• Reserve & Ride - These provide a virtual queue for an extra charge:
  • Regular £15 (the same wait time as the physical queue)
  • Express £35 (reduce your wait time by 50%)
  • Ultimate £70 (fastest ride access)
  • One Shot Bundle £35 (fast one-time access to 5 attractions)

• Save yourself some money by booking your tickets online in advance, as well as being cheaper you will save time by not having to queue at the park entrance - LEGOLAND Windsor Tickets
• There are a limited number of Wheelchairs and Pushchairs available for hire, these are available on a first come first served basis and a charge applies, speak to a member of staff when you enter the park.
• The weather can be an important factor, try to dress accordingly to avoid getting too hot, too cold or too wet! It can also be pretty unpredictable, if it ends up being a wet day there are ponchos available to help you stay dry.
• Wear sensible footwear to avoid feeling uncomfortable after a long day, it's also important to make sure shoes are fastened securely when going on some of the more intense rides to make sure that they don't fall off!
• Guest Services can be found at The Beginning (by the entrance) and in Heartlake City (centre of the park), they can help with lots of things including lost property and lost people.
• Children can be given a sticker which you add your name and mobile number to, if a member of staff finds them unaccompanied you will be contacted so that they can be reunited with you.
• If you're visiting with a group of friends it's a good idea to agree on a place to meet up just in case you get separated and have trouble finding each other.
• There's plenty of great gifts available from shops all over the park, if you decide to buy any ask for them to be taken to the collection point near the exit to save you carrying them around all day.
• It's best to avoid doing the wettest rides at the end of the day otherwise you might not be able to dry out before the journey home.
• Ride photos are nice souvenir of your day so look out for the cameras and don't forget to smile, if you decide to buy any ask for them to be taken to the collection point near the exit to save you carrying them around all day.
• It might be a good idea to make use of the lockers in the park to avoid carrying too many things, the locations of these are shown on the Park Map.
• LEGOLAND Windsor accepts all major credit/debit cards, there are also ATMs located around the park, although some of these do apply a charge to each transaction.
• You can join a ride's queue right up until it's closing time, it is the queue that closes then and not the ride.

• Save yourself some money by booking your tickets online in advance, as well as being cheaper you will save time by not having to queue at the park entrance - Drayton Manor Tickets
• There are a limited number of Wheelchairs and Pushchairs available for hire, these are available on a first come first served basis and a charge applies, speak to a member of staff when you enter the park.
• The weather can be an important factor, try to dress accordingly to avoid getting too hot, too cold or too wet! It can also be pretty unpredictable, if it ends up being a wet day there are ponchos available to help you stay dry.
• Wear sensible footwear to avoid feeling uncomfortable after a long day, it's also important to make sure shoes are fastened securely when going on some of the more intense rides to make sure that they don't fall off!
• Guest Services can be found in Fisherman's Wharf, they can help with lots of things including lost property and issuing wristbands, the Medical Centre is in Central Plaza.
• Try to beat the queues, generally it's best to do the biggest rides in the first hour that the park is open, at lunchtime, or in the last hour that the park is open, as the queues tend to be the shortest at these times.
• If you're visiting with a group of friends it's a good idea to agree on a place to meet up just in case you get separated and have trouble finding each other.
• There's plenty of great gifts available from shops all over the park, the largest selections can be found in the shops located in Central Plaza, there's also an excellent Thomas Land merchandise store.
• It's best to avoid doing the wettest rides at the end of the day otherwise you might not be able to dry out before the journey home.
• Ride photos are nice souvenir of your day so look out for the cameras and don't forget to smile, available on Shockwave, Stormforce 10, Accelerator, Jormungandr, Sleipnir, Troublesome Trucks & Sodor Classic Cars.
• It might be a good idea to make use of the lockers in the park to avoid carrying too many things, these can be found in the Toy Shop and a small charge applies.
• Drayton Manor accepts all major credit/debit cards, there are also ATMs located around the park, although some of these do apply a charge to each transaction.
• You can join a ride's queue right up until it's closing time, it is the queue that closes then and not the ride.

• Timing - Generally it's best to do the biggest rides in the first hour that the park is open, at lunchtime, or in the last hour that the park is open, as the queues tend to be the shortest at these times. Plus, you can often beat the crowds by starting at the back of the park and working your way towards the front.
• Fast Pass - These provide reduced waiting times for an extra charge:
  • Silver £30 (one fast pass on 5 rides)
  • Gold £50 (one fast pass on 10 rides)
  • Platinum £100 (unlimited fast pass access for all available rides)

Height and other restrictions apply to each attraction, full details of these can be found at the entry point of the attractions, here's a summary of some key categories:

• Minimum Height 1.4m - Shockwave
• Minimum Height 1.3m - Maelstrom
• Minimum Height 1.2m - Stormforce 10, The Bounty, Air Race, Thor, River Rapids, Dodgems Ahoy
• Minimum Height 1.1m - Drunken Barrels
• Minimum Height 1.0m - Accelerator, Wave Swinger, Loki, Jormungandr, Troublesome Trucks, Terence's Driving School

• Have a think about when you're going to eat, trying big thrill rides immediately after lunch may not be wise!
• Most of the outlets tend to get busy between 11am and 1pm, try to avoid these peak hours to avoid a wait.
• There's a wide range of outlets across the park, there are vegetarian and healthy options available at many of them. 
• The largest outlets, with indoor and outdoor seating are The Burger Kitchen and Chicken Diner.
• Looking for a themed experience? Try Safari Pizza & Pasta, or Sodor Airport in Thomas Land.

• Have a think about when you're going to eat, trying big thrill rides immediately after lunch may not be wise!
• Most of the outlets tend to get busy between 11am and 1pm, try to avoid these peak hours to avoid a wait.
• There's a wide range of outlets across the park, there are vegetarian and healthy options available at many of them. 
• If you're looking for lunch, try Vampire's Burger Kitchen in the Wild Woods, Captain's Fish & Chips in Shipwreck Coast, the Pizza Pasta Buffet or Smokehouse BBQ & Bar at Adventure Point, or Tacotaria in Mexicana.
• Just want to grab a coffee? Head to The Coffee Hut by The Mane Stage.

Height and other restrictions apply to each attraction, full details of these can be found at the entry point of the attractions, here's a summary of some key categories:

• Minimum Height 1.4m - Rattlesnake
• Minimum Height 1.2m - KOBRA, Dragon's Fury, Monkey Swinger, Tiger Rock, Mandrill Mayhem, Ostrich Stampede, Mamba Strike, Croc Drop
• Minimum Height 1.1m - Vampire, Blue Barnacle
• Minimum Height 1.0m - ZUFARI: Ride into Africa
• Minimum Height 0.9m - Treetop Hoppers, Griffin's Galleon, Tuk Tuk Turmoil, Scorpion Express, Sea Storm, Jungle Bus

• Timing - Generally it's best to do the biggest rides in the first hour that the park is open, at lunchtime, or in the last hour that the park is open, as the queues tend to be the shortest at these times. Plus, you can often beat the crowds by starting at the back of the park and working your way towards the front.
• Electronic Boards - These are located in various places around the park and display the latest queue times for many of the rides in the park, make sure you check these out to help you plan when to visit each ride.
• Parent Swap - On busy days parents with small children can get a special pass which allows just one of the parents to queue, when the first parent has been on the ride the second can go on without having to queue again.
• Reserve & Ride - These provide a virtual queue for an extra charge:
  • Regular £20 (the same wait time as the physical queue)
  • Express £15 (reduce your wait time by 50%)
  • Ultimate £70 (fastest ride access)
  • Brave Adventurer £30 (fast one-time access to 5 attractions)