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"William R Ward" <bill@wards.net> wrote in message
news:m2664i37wd.fsf@komodo.home.wards.net...
> "Kev Holmes" <kev.holmes@net.ntl.com> writes:
> > Er, actually, the family and I already have lifetime passes for • Legoland
> > Windsor and can vouch that they are honoured at the other parks. We • holidayed
> > in California last year and they were accepted at LLC with • absolutely no
> > problem, as was an annual pass on a previous visit. In fact, we • campagined
> > heavily with LLW to have the lifetime pass introduced into the UK • and even
> > suggested that we would acquire LLC ones and use them in the UK • unless they did!
>
> That's great news!
>
> In that case, I want to get the German pass... EUR555 is USD480 at
> current exchange rates.. that's less than half the cost of an LLC
> pass!
Interesting.
A Lego product that actually cost much more in the US than the EU :-)
Lifetime pass
Windsor - bought locally - GBP500 or EUR822 or USD715
Germany - bought locally - GBP337 or EUR555 or USD482
Germany - bought in UK - GBP375 (why????)
California - bought locally - GBP699 or EUR869 or USD1000
And if they give you unlimited access to all parks then we know where it
is best to buy them.
However, it appears that at the moment, the UK shop@home is the only
place where you can buy a lifetime pass for another park (Germany). But
if they honour it at windsor, then UK people should buy a German pass
and save GBP135
regards
lawrence
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