Legoland Windsor to hold public exhibition on its Woodland Village 150-unit accommodation

Legoland Windsor is inviting interested parties to attend a public exhibition to find out more about its Woodland Village development.

Phase one (150 units) of this new visitor accommodation – the UK’s first Lego-themed holiday village – is currently under construction, ahead of opening in May.

The Long Term Plan, approved by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead in 2019, did not include the detailed design, layout and appearance for phases two and three (300 units in total).

These details will be unveiled at the public exhibition next month.

Taking place on Monday, November 13 at the Legoland Windsor Resort Hotel, the public exhibition will operate on a drop-in basis – allowing those who wish to see the design proposals to visit at any time between 4pm and 7pm.

Attendees will be invited to provide feedback on the proposals.

All comments received will be considered when finalising the designs of phases two and three.

Representatives from the resort’s management, along with the planning and design teams, will be on hand to talk about the plans and answer any questions which may arise.

For anyone unable to attend the exhibition, a final version of the plans will be available once they are submitted as a planning application to the council.