Legoland in Windsor will be launching a brand new themed ‘world’ called Ninjago in May this year.
The new area will take on the theme of ninjas and feature a 4D hand-gesture enabled ride plus interactive areas.
What to expect at Lego Ninjago World
Lego Ninjago World will take visitors through interactive character-based areas that will test balance, agility, speed and creativity. These areas will include Zane’s Temple Build, Kai’s Spinners and Cole’s Rock Climb.
With Zane’s Temple Build, guests can tap into their inner imagination and create Lego models inspired by Ninjago - a product line of Lego.
Guests can test their balance with the Kai’s Spinners as they stand on one of the spinning platforms.
For youngsters, Cole’s Rock Climb will test their agility as they scale a rock wall.
The Ninjago ride is said to be the first UK attraction to use 4D effects, including heat, smoke and wind, alongside state of the art hand-gesture technology, which will enable riders to virtually throw fire balls, shock waves, ice and lightning, using their hands.
The ride will also feature 3D image projection throughout in order to make the themed world experience feel as real as possible for visitors.
There will also be 20 brand new Lego models including two five-foot guardian dragons built from 77,280 Lego bricks, protecting the entrance to the zone.
More about Legoland
Legoland feature 55 rides and attractions, suitable for the adults and children.
The park is now open again for the season, and Ninjago will be open to the public in May.
Special rates are available for groups with ten or more people, and familiarisation trips can be arranged for GTOs who wants to suss out the attraction before taking their group.
For more information, visit www.legoland.co.uk.
