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+ | * [http://go-merlin.co.uk/wp/go-lego/legoland-rides-and-attractions/knights-kingdom Knight's Kingdom at Go Merlin] |
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Revision as of 18:37, 16 July 2011
| Knights' Kingdom | |
| Park: | LEGOLAND Windsor |
| Current attractions: | The Dragon Dragon's Apprentice Knights' Quest |
| Current shops: | Turret Shop |
| Current food facilities: | Knights' Table Rotisserie Knights' Delights |
| Opened: | 1998 (as CastleLand) |
| Nearby areas: | Pirates Landing |
Knights' Kingdom was the first new area to be added to LEGOLAND Windsor after it's opening. It was opened in 1998 and originally called CastleLand.
It is home to attractions such as The Dragon, The Dragon's Apprentice and Knights' Quest.
The Dragon's second drop.
Attractions
The Dragon was LEGOLAND's first rollercoaster in which riders sit in a Dragon themed train, with 14 rows and 2 seat in each row it can hold 28 people in each train.
In the ruins of the castle sits a little roller coaster for younger children; The Dragon's Apprentice was built one year after The Dragon and is currently next to it, although a lot smaller than the original it still completes two circuits of it's track giving a longer ride time.
The Dragon's Apprentice curved drop.
Knights' Quest was originally the Dino Dipper in Adventure Land but was moved to Knights' Kingdom for 2011 and re-themed, due to the Atlantis Submarine Voyage.
Knight's Quest
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