LEGOLAND Windsor gets an unexpected visitor in Miniland
LEGOLAND Windsor welcomed an unexpected and oversized visitor to its brick-built Miniland.
LEGOLAND Windsor, like all of the LEGO-themed parks of its kind around the world, is packed full of brick-built displays and enormous models, interactive features and games, and plenty of activities for LEGO fans of all ages. A focal point of LEGOLAND has to be Miniland, a collection of miniature builds of real-life sights and attractions from around the world.
Miniland is home to brick-built London landmarks like Canary Wharf, the London Eye and Buckingham Palace, as well as sights from further afield, such as the Kennedy Space Centre, Times Square, the Taj Mahal, and the Sydney Opera House. However, one feature of Miniland that was recently spotted was not something you can find in the real world – or at least not at this scale.
Theme park TikTok account holdtightriders shared a video of a duck having ‘the time of its life’ paddling through the winding rivers of Miniland.
Turning down a side river, the male mallard duck ducks under two bridges, swimming past brick-built buses, buildings, and more. See his full journey via the embedded video below.
You can enjoy your own day at Miniland at LEGOLAND Windsor by booking tickets online via the LEGOLAND website, with day tickets starting from £34 when you book in advance.
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Is this the spirit of Ole Kirk Christiansen in the form of a Duck checking out the park.