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San Diego’s best outdoor adventures in 4 days

4 days
8 stops
Get ready for four sun-soaked days exploring San Diego’s top outdoor attractions. From theme park thrills and animal encounters to kayaking, cruises, and scenic island escapes, this itinerary is packed with fun for all ages. Enjoy the freedom and value of the All Inclusive Plus pass as you discover the city’s best open-air experiences.

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    LEGOLAND® California: a day of creative outdoor play

    Start your adventure at LEGOLAND® California, where imagination takes center stage. With over 60 rides, shows, and hands-on attractions, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained. Explore Miniland USA, splash in water play zones, and discover themed lands bursting with color. If you have extra time, the nearby Flower Fields in Carlsbad (seasonal) are a vibrant spot for photos and a stroll.
    SDO-Legoland
    Booking required

    Legoland California + SEA LIFE® (San Diego)

    Up to 6 hours
    $84.00Included with the All-Inclusive Pass Plus

    Awesome awaits at LEGOLAND® California Resort. 1 Day LEGOLAND® Admission + SEA LIFE® included for Free.Surrounded by a full-dome virtual screen, you’ll feel like you’re flying through a world created completely from LEGO® bricks! Then spin, bounce and drop on a rainbow-filled journey on Unikitty’s Disco Drop ride. Stop by Emmet’s Super Suite apartment to meet all of your favorite THE LEGO MOVIE characters.There's the thrilling dino-themed Coastersaurus, the speedy Knight's Tournament, and a Driving School where little ones can get their first license. You'll also find a brand LEGO® NINJAGO®: Master of the 4th Dimension 4D film featuring your favorite ninja heroes, and the cutting-edge LEGO® NINJAGO®: The Ride where you'll become a part of the action.Build memories that will last a lifetime at LEGOLAND® California Resort, home to more than 60 family-friendly rides, imaginative shows, and attractions.
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