Legoland entrance plan given go-ahead

A planning drawing which shows what the new Legoland Windsor Resort sign will look like, with Lego figures in two towers that look like they have been built from Lego bricks.Legoland/RBWM

The plan was given permission by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

Legoland's entrance in Windsor will be replaced after a plan was given the green light.

The theme park applied to replace the "dated" area, which it said "will complement the existing attractions within the resort".

Other changes to the entrance area were given permission by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in October.

Plans show Lego figures will feature in the new structure in towers that will look like they have been created from giant Lego bricks.

A general view picture of the entrance to Legoland Windsor, with two entrance kiosk on the left and right below a sign that says Legoland Windsor.Getty Images/Wirestock

Parts of the entrance - pictured in 2018 - will be changed following the approval

There are 11 Legoland parks around the world, including Billund in Denmark, near the original Lego factory, Germany and Italy.

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