Legoland Malaysia will restrict the number of entries to Asia's first Legoland Park when the need arises during peak periods to ensure all guests enjoy a quality experience at the park.
In a statement, Legoland said the park has been enjoying a successful opening since Sept 15, 2012.
"We are grateful for the tremendous public support and this has contributed to a very busy period especially during holidays. On Saturdays, due to the heavy traffic we temporarily limited the number of new entries from 12pm to 2pm," it stated.
It also stated although Legoland has a large capacity, it remains a priority that everyone at the Park can fully appreciate the unique and interactive Legoland experience.
"We value all our guests and the quality of their experience at the Park is important to us. As we are fully committed to ensuring our guests have an enjoyable time with their families and friends we might implement this measure from time to time on a per need basis," it said.
Legoland said school holidays and weekends are the busiest times for Legoland Parks worldwide.
"We would like to remind guests that arriving early during this time is the best way to enjoy the full day of family fun that Legoland Malaysia has to offer," the statement said.
Guests are also encouraged to visit on week days. The Park is open until 8pm every day during December.
For Annual Pass holders, Legoland said it would strongly recommend guests to come during off-peak days and hours to maximise their time at the Park. Most pass holders at the other Parks usually avoid the busiest times/days knowing that they can come on any day of the year.
Visitors who have pre-purchased day tickets either online or via tour packages will be admitted to the Park. Legoland encourages guests facing any difficulties with their entry to approach staff at the counter for further information or assistance.
To assist guests in planning their visits, Legoland also provides information on its website (www.legoland.my) and Facebook page.
The same channels were used to give advance notice on Saturday.
Legoland Malaysia offers more than 40 rides, shows and attractions.
In a statement, Legoland said the park has been enjoying a successful opening since Sept 15, 2012.
"We are grateful for the tremendous public support and this has contributed to a very busy period especially during holidays. On Saturdays, due to the heavy traffic we temporarily limited the number of new entries from 12pm to 2pm," it stated.
It also stated although Legoland has a large capacity, it remains a priority that everyone at the Park can fully appreciate the unique and interactive Legoland experience.
"We value all our guests and the quality of their experience at the Park is important to us. As we are fully committed to ensuring our guests have an enjoyable time with their families and friends we might implement this measure from time to time on a per need basis," it said.
Legoland said school holidays and weekends are the busiest times for Legoland Parks worldwide.
"We would like to remind guests that arriving early during this time is the best way to enjoy the full day of family fun that Legoland Malaysia has to offer," the statement said.
Guests are also encouraged to visit on week days. The Park is open until 8pm every day during December.
For Annual Pass holders, Legoland said it would strongly recommend guests to come during off-peak days and hours to maximise their time at the Park. Most pass holders at the other Parks usually avoid the busiest times/days knowing that they can come on any day of the year.
Visitors who have pre-purchased day tickets either online or via tour packages will be admitted to the Park. Legoland encourages guests facing any difficulties with their entry to approach staff at the counter for further information or assistance.
To assist guests in planning their visits, Legoland also provides information on its website (www.legoland.my) and Facebook page.
The same channels were used to give advance notice on Saturday.
Legoland Malaysia offers more than 40 rides, shows and attractions.
