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A family flew to Denmark for 24 hours to go to Legoland after bagging £30 return flights - and say it was cheaper than a day trip to Windsor.<br/><br/>Nicola, 46 and her husband Alan Sutcliffe, 57, took their son Matthew, eight, to Legoland Billund as they realised it would be cheaper than going to Legoland Windsor.<br/><br/>The family spent £30 on return flights each - flying from Edinburgh Airport on April 7, 2024 at 7.20pm before staying the night in a private room at Legoland for £165.<br/><br/>They spent the next day exploring Legoland and grabbing dinner before flying back at 9.55pm.<br/><br/>Despite splashing out on a overnight Nicola and Alan, primary teacher and stay at home , still estimate they saved around £184.<br/><br/>They loved it so much they are already thinking of doing it again.<br/><br/>Nicola, primary school teacher, from Glasgow, Scotland, said: “We were going to go to Windsor, but we realised the original is in Denmark and it's home of Lego. <br/><br/>“It is also where is the original Lego factory is – so a lot of things were ticking boxes for us to go.<br/><br/>“For all three of us it was under £100 [the flights]- we were laughing!\
A family flew to Denmark for 24 hours to go to Legoland after bagging £30 return flights - and say it was cheaper than a day trip to Windsor.<br/><br/>Nicola, 46 and her husband Alan Sutcliffe, 57, took their son Matthew, eight, to Legoland Billund as they realised it would be cheaper than going to Legoland Windsor.<br/><br/>The family spent £30 on return flights each - flying from Edinburgh Airport on April 7, 2024 at 7.20pm before staying the night in a private room at Legoland for £165.<br/><br/>They spent the next day exploring Legoland and grabbing dinner before flying back at 9.55pm.<br/><br/>Despite splashing out on a overnight Nicola and Alan, primary teacher and stay at home , still estimate they saved around £184.<br/><br/>They loved it so much they are already thinking of doing it again.<br/><br/>Nicola, primary school teacher, from Glasgow, Scotland, said: “We were going to go to Windsor, but we realised the original is in Denmark and it's home of Lego. <br/><br/>“It is also where is the original Lego factory is – so a lot of things were ticking boxes for us to go.<br/><br/>“For all three of us it was under £100 [the flights]- we were laughing!\
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