Minifigure Speedway Opening Delayed
Tuesday 26th March 2024
Legoland Windsor has posted an update on social media today about the opening of Minifigure Speedway which was due to open Friday 29th March but has now been delayed to Saturday 6th April 2024.
"Race Day update!
Due to unforeseen delays, we have decided to reschedule our opening date for Minifigure Speedway, which will now open on Saturday 6 April. We have many other fantastic rides, shows and attractions open across the Resort, as well as some Eggs-tra special fun planned for you and your family!"
Minifigure Speedway Opening Date Announced
Monday 11th March 2024
Legoland Windsor has announced that Minifigure Speedway will open from 12:30pm on 29th March 2024.
Minifigure Speedway had a minimum height of 1.05m to ride
“Racers! It's nearly time to take to the Minifigure Speedway track!
Mark your calendars for Race day, 29th March from 12:30pm!”
The Race is On!
Join us at the Minifigure Speedway, the world’s first LEGO themed duelling rollercoaster that not only races forward but also races in reverse!
This high octane ride is the ultimate family coaster that is a real, live race between the Team Legends and Allstars, led by your Minifigure captain.
Put the pedal to the metal and then slam it in reverse, who will be first across the finish line?
Minifigure Speedway opens from 12.30pm on 29th March! Book your tickets now!
Minifigure Speedway February 2024 Update
Sunday 18th February 2024
Construction work at Minifigure Speedway at Legoland Windsor is progressing rapidly! The track is now complete and work has turned to connecting elements of the ride such as breaks, sensors and motors to power the ride.
Since our last look at the site, a second piece of theming has been installed. The world’s tallest Lego minifigure has been installed at the ride. Standing at 30 feet tall and weighing over six tonnes, the figure called Roxie will be visible across the park.
Over in the car park, metalwork for the exit ramp can be seen still waiting to be installed. Looking at the construction site these pieces will form a tunnel coming out of the station to protect guests from falling objects. Minifigure Speedway looks amazing! These are two rollercoasters that we can't wait to ride this year.
Minifigure Speedway rollercoaster is due to open this Easter.
Legoland Windsor Minifigure Speedway Track Installation 90% Complete
Sunday 24th December 2023
Minifigure Speedway is rapidly progressing! More track has been delivered to the car park storage yard and it would appear that 90% of the track for the rollercoaster has been installed. In the storage yard/car park track and catwalk for the lift hill can be seen. Along with the end sections of the track with huge rubber stoppers for if the trains ever reached the end of the track.
Since our last look at the construction site, lots of track have been installed and a huge theming feature has been installed. A billboard similar to The Swarm at Thorpe Park has been installed with the track going through the middle of it. Inside the station, air gates have been installed, sections of track have been lifted into place and stairs to the op cabin have been built.
Work on repainting the mansion also continues, with scaffolding still surrounding the building.
With fast progress being made to this rollercoaster were left wondering what might open first, Hyperia or Minifigure Speedway!
Legoland Windsor 2024 Minifigure Speedway Goes Vertical
Sunday 3rd December 2023
Rollercoaster track for Minifigure Raceway at Legoland Windsor Resort has been delivered! And more exciting, the station and rollercoaster supports have gone vertical. Progress at the construction site has rocketed since our last look at the area a few weeks ago. The station is absolutely huge and way bigger than we expected it to be. We're going to get a fantastic view of the area when this new duelling roller-coaster opens in 2024.
Track for the rollercoaster is coloured red and blue which will look fantastic with the jet-black supports. More supports and infrastructure for the ride have also been delivered and are being stored in the car parks. Stairs, air gates and even the clearance testing block of wood can be seen ready to be used and installed.
Supports line the skyline in Duplo Valley, this is by far the most exciting-looking rollercoaster we’ve seen at Legoland Windsor for a number of years. Since the park removed Jungle Coaster back in 2010 and park has been lacking a thrilling and exciting roller-coaster.
It would appear that the mansion is also undergoing some maintenance work, it will be great to see this building repainted again and have it restored to its former glory.