Legoland Resort - Billund

Throughout the park I found 1 vegan hotdog and 1 falafel burger.

There is a vegan burger and falafel salat. I could find a celestial cake that was labeled as a vegan at one of the providers that was really beautiful. they also have a vegan ice at many stands.

Let’s be honest; you won’t find a fully vegan restaurant in an attraction like this (yet) so the fact there are options is appreciated and at different locations around the park. We went to the Stars burger kitchen and they had a clearly labelled burger and falafel salad. The chips are also vegan. The burger was great (pickled onion and salsa were a nice addition) The salad was ok (cranberries were a treat) it was a bit dry if anything and could use a bit more dressing. The Lego chips were crispy and light. We also had an apple and a berry sorbet and a mint choc ice cream, from one of the ice cream stalls. Both clearly labelled. These were both really good and a welcome treat in the day.

Disappointing visit. Seems that veganism is an unknown thing here... We went here on the first Saturday in August peak season. Almost no shop had any vegan dishes at all. There were two places that offered an aubergine and falafel burger, but overall very very disappointing. Some smaller shops had some signs of vegan hot dogs or ice cream, but they were all out of stock . I fully recommend to bring your own food for the whole day. Additionaly they have some Lego buildings of lifestock, kettle and show kids how great this is. It 's 2023 and quite shocking to see that such a big company is living in the past. I expect a lot more from them. Updated from previous review on 2023 08 05

There is a vegan burger and falafel salad. I managed to find a raspberry cake marked as vegan at one of the vendors which was really nice. They also have a vegan ice cream at many of the stalls.