America's first responders can get into Legoland Florida free all month long.
- Legoland offering free, single-day tickets to first responders
- Ticket offer available through May 31
- Guests can also get 50% off tickets for 4 guests
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Legoland is giving free, single-day tickets into the Lego-themed park for the following active and retired law enforcement, fire and rescue and EMT/EMS personnel:
- Fire-and-rescue first responders
- Emergency medical services employees (EMT/EMS)
- Municipal and county police and sheriff’s officers
- Highway patrol officers
- Corrections officers
- State and federal law enforcement officers
- Fish and wildlife field officers
- U.S. Forest Service rangers
- National Park Service officers
- Homeland Security agents
- Environmental protection officers
All guests have to do is go to the ticket windows on the day of their visit and present their employee ID or professional organization membership card. Guests can also get tickets for up to four guests on 50 percent discount.
The offer is not available online, and does not include the Legoland Water Park. Guests can go to the water park for a $20-per-ticket upgrade.
For more information, head to the Legoland website.