LEGOLAND New York and LEGOLAND Florida are both giving first responders free entry for visits from 10/1 through 11/30, plus half off tickets for up to six guests who come with you. Both parks’ own pages name law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, EMTs and firefighters, and say their families are included.
LEGOLAND New York Resort sits in the Hudson Valley town of Goshen, about 60 miles northwest of New York City, and its page describes seven themed lands to ride, climb, splash and build through. LEGOLAND Florida runs the same offer on its own page. If you’ve been waiting for a reason to take a day off with the kids, a free admission for you and 50% off for up to six guests is a real one, as long as you book inside the window.
How To Get The LEGOLAND First Responder Discount
- Open the military and first responder offers page for the park you’re visiting, using the button below for New York or the plain link for Florida further down.
- Look for the Military & First Responders Go FREE section and click the Select Service button to pick your group. The page doesn’t name a verification service in its text, so follow whatever the ticket page asks you for.
- Choose a visit date from 10/1 through 11/30. The free entry and the half-price tickets for your guests apply only to visits in that window.
- Buy tickets for yourself and up to six guests who will visit with you. The page says the savings are based on the gate price.
- Bring ID that matches your booking. The park’s page doesn’t spell out what you’ll be asked to show, so keep your work ID handy.
Two Parks, Same Offer
LEGOLAND Florida’s page prints the same terms as New York’s: free entry for first responders, 50% off tickets for up to 6 guests visiting with you, and visits from 10/1 through 11/30. You can read them on the LEGOLAND Florida military and first responder offers page. The two parks sell their own tickets, so book at the park you’re going to.
After The Window Closes
The free entry ends with the window; both pages say the offer ends 11/30. The New York page adds that for visits past that date, first responders can still receive discounts on tickets for themselves and for friends and family. It doesn’t print a percentage for those later visits, so check the ticket page the day you book rather than counting on a number.
If You’re Looking At LEGOLAND California
LEGOLAND California’s page reads differently. It says its offers are for United States Military, Veterans, and their families, and it asks for a valid Military or Department of Defense ID, or a government-issued ID showing veteran status, at check-in. It doesn’t name first responders, so the free entry for firefighters, EMTs and law enforcement is something New York and Florida print and California doesn’t.
Q&A
Q: Which first responders does LEGOLAND name?
A: Both the New York and Florida pages name law enforcement officers, Emergency Medical Services personnel, EMTs and firefighters, and their families.
Q: How many guests get the half-price tickets?
A: Up to 6 guests visiting with you, according to both pages. Your own entry is free.
Q: When does the offer end?
A: Both pages say visits from 10/1 through 11/30, and the New York page says the offer ends 11/30.
Q: Who verifies me?
A: The offers pages don’t name a verification service in their text. Use the Select Service button and follow what the ticket page asks for.
Q: Does LEGOLAND California have the same offer?
A: Not on its own page. California’s page names military and veterans, and the first responder offer is the New York and Florida one.
Q: Is there another family day out with a standing discount?
A: For a day out that isn’t tied to a date window, see our Dave & Buster’s first responder discount page.
More Information:
Offers like this change, so read the dates and terms on the park’s page before you buy. For more attractions and days out, browse our entertainment discounts.