Legoland Johor Bahru, Malaysia is Asia’s first theme park of this format. You will find many attractions, kid’s cafes, animators, interesting photo spots and much more in this amusement park. Its main feature is that everything seems to be made from the Lego constructor!
Check this ultimate travel guide to Legoland Johor Bahru, Malaysia and get up-to-date information, and useful tips about ticket price, best rides, things to do in amusement park and more.
General Information
- Address: No 7, Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini, 79250 Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia.
- Opening hours: Legoland Malaysia theme park from 10:00 to 18:00 daily, water park from 10:00 to 18:00 daily, SEA LIFE park Mon-Thurs from 10:00 to 18:00, Fri-Sun and official holidays 11:00 -19:00. It’s always a good idea to check the actual opening hours on the official website.
- Age limit: 0+, but it is better to go with kids 5+ years old, then they can enjoy all the attractions.
- Parking: yes.
- You can buy Legoland Malaysia tickets here. Different options are available for booking.
- Legoland Malaysia official website : Legoland.com.my
- On the map: link .
LEGOLAND Malaysia ticket prices
Legoland in Johor Bahru consists of 6 themed amusement zones and a water park. Below you can find the most popular ticket price options in Legoland, Malaysia:
- 1 day Theme park – 200 ringgit for an adult, 160 ringgit for children from 3 to 11 years old.
- One-day Legoland Malaysia ticket to the water park – 144 ringgit for adults, 120 ringgit for children.
- One-day Combo ticket to Theme park and Sea life – 256 ringgit for adults, 208 ringgit for children.
- 2 days Theme park + Water park + Sea life – 383 ringgit per adult, 329 ringgit per child. Prices are for guidance only and may differ from the actual ones.
How to get to Legoland Malaysia theme park
Legoland is located in the suburbs of Johor Bahru. You can get to this city from Kuala Lumpur (the capital of Malaysia) by domestic flight or by bus. The distance between cities is 350 kilometers.
Bus tickets are purchased at the TBS terminal. The fare Kuala Lumpur – Johor Bahru from 80 ringgit. Travel time – 7-8 hours. The price of plane tickets depends on the airline (minimum 130 ringgit). You can buy tickets at the main capital airport.
There are no buses from Johor Bahru to Legoland Malaysia theme park itself, you need to take a taxi. One of the useful tips: blue taxi cars are more expensive, while red and yellow ones have more fair tarifs. Taxis can be hailed on the road or at parking lots near the airport, bus station and other tourist destinations.
You can also drive from the capital to Johor Bahru by rented car, the travel time will take no more than 17 minutes (at least, many guidebooks promise so). If you plan to purchase tickets to the park in advance, then you can find options with a transfer from Kuala Lumpur.
Some hotels offer shuttles to Legoland Malaysia theme park with their own buses. Ask the hotel reception for details.
Things to do in Legoland Malaysia
Theme park Legoland in Malaysia occupies quite a large territory, so it’s better to take tickets for two days. This way, you’ll have enough time to check ultimately every corner in the park, enjoy time spended in the water park and visit Sea Life.
Aquarium is a must-visit with more than 13,000 fish and more than 120 representatives of the inhabitants of the deep sea life. Start your acquaintance with Legoland Johor Bahru, Malaysia from the amusement park, which is divided into 8 themed zones.
Legoland themed areas
The Beginning
This area is full of cafes, souvenir shops, photo zones and the largest Lego store in the country. So, it’s a perfect place for shopping.
Imagination
This area of the Legoland park in Malaysia is suitable for young inventors and engineers. From a large lego, you can assemble your own figures, participate in contests and tests of already assembled objects. 4D cinema and an observation deck are also located in this thematic zone. Observation deck is a slowly rotating platform; it allows to enjoy the panoramic views not only of the Legoland park, but also the surrounding area.
To take a break from high humidity and strong Malaysian heat you can in Build and Test section with air conditioning. You need to create the tallest and most stable building from Lego cubes. Once you’re done, your construction will be tested after which they are tested for earthquake resistance.
Miniland
17 small copies of the main attractions from Asian countries are collected here. You can find miniatures of Taj Mahal from India, Angkor Wat from Cambodia, the floating restaurant Karaweik Hall, Petronas Towers, the Great Wall of China and others assembled from Lego blocks.
More than 100 specialists from all over the world took part in the construction of this thematic zone in Legoland Malaysia. It took about two years to design and 3D model. It took another 3 years to build all those mini versions. More than 30 million Lego bricks were spent on the construction.
LEGO Technic
This is where you can find all the rides in Legoland theme park in Malaysia. Water carousel, swings, Star Wars theme zone, merry-go-rounds and roller coaster in VR glasses. It is located to the left side from the entrance, most of the attractions presented here are with sharp turns, ups and downs. In other words, everything here is designed to give you a storm of emotions and guarantee a surge of adrenaline.
The most memorable ride in this section is Project X roller coaster. After an ascent for 18 meters, you’ll rush down at great speed.
Lego Academy is another pavilion where you can take a break from the heat. Here you can build a model of a spaceship or car from LEGO bricks. Adults and children especially like the rides on the water, which are located in the LEGO Technic area.
LEGO Kingdom
You will know that you have reached the place by the medieval music playing everywhere. This thematic area is dedicated to knights, dragons, castles. Many decorations made of Lego blocks look so realistic that it is simply impossible to leave this zone of Legoland, Johor Bahru without a photo against their background. Do not rush to get to the castle right away, the path to it is also very beautiful. The castle is also made of LEGO bricks, you can visit the King’s Grill restaurant and visit LEGO store to buy souvenirs.
Next, a roller coaster awaits you, however, if you have already swept the Poject X, then they are unlikely to surprise you with anything.
There is always a huge queue for one of Dragon slides in Legoland theme park. It is more for adults. The second slide Dragon’s Apprentice is a smaller version of the first, which is better option for kids.
If you like spinning rides, you can take a ride on Merlin’s Challenge. You sit in a train car and you begin to circle at high speed.
Land of Adventure
Land of Adventure is located in the eastern part of Malaysian Legoland park and is divided into two small areas: Dinosaur Island and Ancient Egypt, which remains a mystery even today: mummies, treasures, decorations are very realistic and a visit to this area is a must.
Be sure to visit Lost Kingdom attraction. At the entrance you will find a huge statue of the Pharaoh made of Lego blocks. The main attraction in this area is Dino Island. The design impresses with its size and originality. They say that of all Legoland slides in Malaysia, this one is the most impressive.
LEGO City
With so many attractions for kids, Legoland in Malaysia is a perfect place to visit for the whole family. Ensure to attend “driving courses” for children. There are also puppet and theater shows, carousels, swings and much more. This themed area has the only indoor restaurant where you can have lunch or dinner. Food prices are a bit high but there are no other options.
Legoland Malaysia Walkthrough Video
Useful tips for visiting theme park Legoland Malaysia
- If possible, have lunch before noon, because after that time there are huge queues in all restaurants in the park.
- Take as much water as possible with you as the temperature in Malaysia is quite high.
- Legoland Johor Bahru, Malaysia has most of its attractions outdoors, so bring a hat and sunscreen. Also don’t forget an umbrella and a raincoat (you can buy them in the park in case of emergency).
- If it suddenly starts to rain, head to the Imagination zone, where there is a lot of entertainment under the roof.
- Book a taxi for a specific time if you plan to drive back. A taxi taken on the spot will cost more than booked in advance.
The second day can be devoted to Legoland water park. There are over twenty slides, pools of different depths, rafting, a wave pool, water playgrounds, a pool where you can build a boat yourself from a large lego.
All attractions and water activities are aimed at children. Not very extreme.
