Today we can reveal that the madhouse ride has started to be delivered to Legoland Windsor. Stored in a staff carpark, ride components are being stored ready for installation over the next few weeks. Parts for the ride have been labeled up as “Seat + Floor 4 + lapbars 1 piece”
The metal structure containing Haunted House Monster Party a madhouse ride, similar to Hex at Alton Towers has gone vertical. Opening in 2019 the framework for the ride has started to fly up!
Foundations for the Haunted House ride at Legoland are underway, concrete appears to already have been poured in some areas of the foundations for the ride. Metal rebar and wooden slots for more foundations have been set up down one end of the site.
Starting this weekend Legoland Windsor will be hosting an event called “Summer of Fun” Running from 7th July until 2nd September, Legoland will be hosting its first ever beach party designed for kids with pop music, challenges, pop up sandy beach and Lego building activities.
The Hill Train at Legoland Windsor Resort still stands still after being fully re-tracked over the closed season.
Groundworks on the next big ride at Legoland Windsor have begun. The path that connected Lego City and Adventure Land has been closed since the beginning of the season and now work has started on ripping up the path and digging out the foundations of the new ride.
Two years ago, Legoland Windsor submitted plans to the local council with plans to build a 43ft high indoor ride (Haunted House - Monster Party) and two new fairground style rides along with plans for a new Holliday village accommodation featuring lodges and rustic barrel-shaped rooms.
LEGOLAND Windsor Resort has officially announced their next big attraction will be called The Haunted House – Monster Party! A slight change of plans to the old Ghost haunted house ride the park originally planned to install a few years ago.
The old haunted house drop tower ride that was going to be installed at Legoland looks to have been scrapped in favor of a ride similar to Hex at Alton Towers. Revised plans have been submitted to the council.
Christmas at Legoland Windsor is fully underway, however, this year's event is slightly different, due to the hill train undergoing extensive maintenance work guests are walking down the hill to get into the park for the Christmas event.
Over the past few weeks, LEGOLAND Windsor has quietly discontinued its 'Lifetime Annual Pass.' Priced at over £600 per person, this pass offered unlimited entry to the park. Additionally, those who purchased the pass had their names commemorated on a prominent wall outside the park.