LEGOLAND’s Deep Sea Adventure reopens after year-long closure

Located in the LEGO City world, the ride allows visitors to discover a lost underwater city surrounded by marine life on board a submarine. Deep Sea Adventure aims to inspire people to protect the ocean and the creatures that live there.

School groups visiting the Berkshire theme park and resort can look out for real sharks, stingrays and hundreds of fish, swimming among LEGO creature displays, including a giant octopus, brightly coloured crabs and a magical treasure chest. Each submarine can accomodate up to 14 passengers.

The attraction was closed for over 12 months while essential maintenance was carried out and new LEGO models were added to bring new life to the underwater world.

LEGO City Deep Sea Adventure is included with admission for school visits and is can be found nearby other attractions like LEGO City Driving School, Coastguard HQ and Fire Academy.

School visits to LEGOLAND®

The Windsor-based attraction offers school trips and 14 different workshops. Workshops are available for groups of ten or more students and cover key curriculum targets including English, Computing and STEM.

School visits also include full day entry to LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort, one free teacher ticket for every five primary students and one for every ten secondary students, free coach and minibus parking and free teacher planning tickets.

Highlights during a visit include Minifigure Speedway, the world’s first LEGO themed duelling rollercoaster that races forward and in reverse, and Flight of the Sky Lion which is described as the UK’s first flying theatre. 

The LEGO® Ferrari Build & Race Experience features three interactive zones, along with the chance to create your own Ferrari race car and fine-tune it while you test drive it through different test tracks.