Legoland's attendance worldwide 2011-2023

Legoland (trademarked as LEGOLAND) received 16.7 million visitors to its parks worldwide in 2023, an increase of approximately six percent over the previous year. This figure was also the highest amount of visitors Legoland parks had received globally in the 11 years leading up to 2023. Legoland parks are located in several countries including Denmark, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Malaysia. 

Legoland parks

The Legoland parks commonly feature resorts and are designed specifically for families with children. The chain generated a revenue of 914 million British pounds in 2023. Additionally, the Legoland Windsor, the Legoland Billund, and the Legoland Deutschland parks are some of the highest valued theme parks in Europe. The parks have proved to be quite popular with valuable business potential. Revenue growth within the Legoland parks globally has been dramatic in recent years.

What are the biggest, fastest, and oldest rollercoasters worldwide?

Roller coasters are among the most popular rides at amusement and theme parks, varying widely in size and speed. In 2024, the top three tallest roller coasters in the world were all located in the United States, with Kingda Ka at Six Flags Great Adventure leading the list at over 450 feet. Additionally, Kingda Ka was ranked as the second-fastest roller coaster globally in 2024, reaching a top speed of 128 miles per hour. Meanwhile, the oldest roller coaster in the world was the Scenic Railway in Australia.