According to their calendar, they only celebrate Holidays at Legoland on the every Saturday in December as well as Dec 24-31st. I imagine the park will still be decorated.
I would suggest calling them:
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Lotte World have added 3 new rides to the park: A children only mini-viking, a mini drop tower (Looks like a frog hopper, but the park already has one of those) and a spinning ride from Sunkid.
The park has also added a single-rider line to the park but sadly it's only for the children's coaster and not the big Mack rides.
We will be near the Tampa area between 12/01 and 12/04. Does anyone know if Legoland will be decorated for Christmas and what we could expect if we'd go to Legoland? It looks like they have special days for Christmas on a few Saturdays, but what is there for Christmas during the week?
These pics are credited to Rain Marie, Savage Mister, Jeffrey Siebert, Cliff Knight and Six Flags Over Texas.
Tormenta is now visable from I-30 as you drive by. Last pic shows Funicular track being installed on Tormentas lift hill.
Tormentas lift hill can now be seen from I-30 as you drive by
Here you can see Tormentas lift hill off to the left.
Funicular track being installed on Tormentas lift.
🔥SPICY HOT TAKE INCOMING🔥
Georgia Scorcher needs a floorless conversion, because that layout absolutely RIPS and it would become a headliner if it were just more comfortable.
The park is almost ready to be open for Six Flags to finally bring a park to the Middle East after nearly 25 years in the making and after two failed previous attempts (Dubai/Dubailand, UAE and Lusail, Qatar).
Unfortunately no, I heard possibly not until December. One of the trains is taken apart right outside the work area under the brake run.
I also forgot to mention that they are temporarily having everyone go through the Quick Queue entrance and then there is someone there directing people back to the main line if they don't have Quick Queue with the first part of the main queue closed off to have more lockers installed.
That is what I have always been told by those in the know (and what my son was always led to believe when he was a ride op there) That it is a small but profitable regional park. 🤷♀️ I think a lot of people discount the role that the water park plays in attendance. Shortage of staff there got a lot more yakking on FB than anything about the dry park.
Also, I would hope the fact that it is one of the original 3 ground up parks in the chain, and I believe the only one designed in house by Six Flags, would give it SOME sort of priority. Or maybe I am just assuming historical significance means something to people other than me. 🙄
They would if they invested in the Park properly. Ask any long-term resident of the STL area about Six Flags, chances are you won't get any rave reviews. I don't think people dislike the Park but it is just so-so. The Park, generally, hasn't changed since the 90's. Same old rides, same old experience, same this, same that, same everything. The Additions we have gotten (since 2000s) have kept things alive, but they are not the kind which create long term excitement and make people want to revisit the 50 year old Park. This is all due to Upper Mgmt and their stingy ways for the last 20 years. I wish it was owned locally, it would be a much better Park for sure.