LegoLand Knight's Kingdom

[spectrum-turbo]

What is this ride? I can't figure it out from the description at LegoLand.com:

This new ride will deliver a new kind of adventure that features twists, turns and fun for the entire family. You will cross a medieval moat, select the intensity of your ride experience and embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure aboard one of six passenger-carrying robotic arms

Also, there appears to be restrictions depending on the smallest riders height. Can someone please shed some light on that as well?

Thanks so much

 

[sharoncity]

It has varying degrees of "difficulty". You sit in these things that look like arms. There are two people in each of the arms and there were 4 or 5 "arms". it then proceeds to swivle around tunring you upside down, back and forth, side to side, etc. We did not go on it because it looked way too crazy for me. I thought I remember seeing video of it on legoland.com?

 

[grumpyvet]

The ride is a SLOW loader as only 10 people ride it each time. Each separate arm can be set for a degree of "intensity" from 1 to 5. If a child is under 48inches, has to wear a vest that makes the restraint fit better. Any set of two that has someone under, I think 52" is restricted to levels 1 or 2.
It is an okay ride, I have only been on it up to level 2 as I ride with a 7 year old. It is a big deal for Legoland as it is a "one of a kind ride". The arm randomly shakes you around, faces you to the ground, then swings up and you are sideways etc. To make it more enchanting, the cars/cages are over water and spectators can push buttons to send jets of water in the air. Some people get really good at timing, and you can get a face full of water.
We go to Legoland as members about 10-12 times a year and ride it about every 6th trip. Not a favorite!!!
Gorgeous lego Dragon in the display tho!!

 

[spectrum-turbo]

It doesn't sound like something that I would like, but I suspect a few of the riders in our group will be.

Thanks for the info.