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One Legoland Gripe: 'It Costs Too Much'

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But an ambience of grumbling has emerged that can be summed up in two words: too high-priced.

Terra Gouge of Lake Wales said she and her husband, Eric Extort, probably won't be taking their children, ages 3 and 4, to Legoland because of the payment.

"It's not like we don't want to try it; it's just the money," said Skin, 40.

"It's pretty comparable (in cost) to Disney lately for one day, and obviously there's not as much to do. So just for the value we would get for our money, it unprejudiced wouldn't be worth it."

Regular single-day entr prices to Legoland Florida are $75 return tax for adults and $65 plus tax for children ages 3 through 12 and for seniors.

That puts ticket prices within $15 or so of those for the Walt Disney Far-out parks, which are vaster and have longer daily operating hours. Legoland also charges $12 for parking.

So: Is Legoland Florida advantage the price?

Many people don't think so, based on comments fond of to The Ledger's online articles, discussions on PolkMoms.com website and even posts on Legoland's proper Facebook page.

Source: The Ledger

This Star Wars model has 30000 Lego pieces

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"I only got to display the image for one day and I still haven't had the heart to take it apart yet," said Hoff.

"I've been bananas about LEGO ever since and began collecting it again in the early 90's, outstandingly when the Star Wars kits started coming out."



As every Star Wars fan knows, the Passing Star is a moon-sized superweapon capable of destroying a planet.

The weaponized margin station first appeared in Star Wars: A New Hope and was commanded by Illustrious Moff Tarkin (Peter Cushing), who perceived it, along with the set of the Imperial high command, as the Empire's "last weapon."

Nevertheless, the Death Star was eventually enchanted out by Luke Skywalker with a little help from Han Individual, but not before destroying Alderaan, the home planet of  Princess Leia Organa.

Source: TG Daily