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Legoland Pirate Island Hotel opening in 2020 at Legoland Florida

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Legoland Pirate Island Hotel is opening in 2020 at Legoland Florida Resort. The accommodation will include a pool, F&B, and Lego Pirate-themed rooms.

The first Lego Pirate Hotel in North America is set to open on April 17, 2020. The company announced the news in honour of ‘International Talk Like a Pirate Day’.

Legoland Pirate Island Hotel will be Legoland Florida Resort’s third accommodation offering. It will have 150 themed rooms and four suites.

The hotel will also boast a heated swimming pool with a pool deck. Lego soft bricks will be available to build in the pool.

F&B at the Shipwreck Restaurant and Smuggler’s Bar

It will also feature hundreds of Lego models, in-room Lego treasure hunts, and exclusive character experiences.

Much like the Legoland Hotel, each room will have two separate spaces – a sleeping area for children and an adult area.

The adult area will be furnished with Lego pirate decor, a king bed and a TV. The area for children will have a bunk bed, Lego play areas, and another TV.

All rooms will be fully themed with interactive Lego pirate models. The five-storey hotel will also house the pirate-themed Shipwreck Restaurant and Smuggler’s Bar.

Guests can experience a life-size Lego Pirate Ship

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What’s more, Legoland Pirate Island Hotel will have an entertainment area and Lego play areas, as well as a life-size Lego Pirate Ship.

In more Legoland news, Legoland Windsor Resort is introducing a new DUPLO Dream Coaster for pre-schoolers, opening in March 2020.

Elsewhere, Legoland California Resort is expanding with The Lego Movie World, which will include rides and characters when it arrives in 2020.

Images: Legoland Florida Resort

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