Legoland Malaysia is the perfect place to escape for families with kids.
We’ll tell you 5 simple ways to get from Singapore to Legoland Malaysia as well as any practical info.
By the end of this post, you’ll know which is the best way to Legoland Malaysia for you.
1. Private Taxi From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
2. Coach From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
3. Public Bus From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
4. Train + Local Taxi/Grab
5. Car From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
Tip:
- Timing is everything when travelling. During off-peak hours, it can take 1-2 hours to cross the border on land. During peak hours and holiday season, it can take 3-4 hours.
1. Private Taxi From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
Hiring a private taxi from Singapore to Legoland is the best way to ensure a smooth, hassle-free start to your holiday.
Read also: Transport From Singapore To Legoland: Private Vs Public Transport
An expert driver will get you from your doorstep straight to Legoland Malaysia. All that’s left for you to do is sit back and relax.
- Best Price: Starting from SGD 90 (Toyota Innova) per car one way.
- Good For: Families travelling with kids or elderly folks, or groups of 3 people or more.
- Not Recommended For: Those making this trip solo or in a pair.
By taking a private taxi to Legoland, how and when you want to travel is totally up to you. What you can do is make a move early so that you can avoid the congestion at the Singapore-Malaysia border.
That way, you’ll arrive at Legoland Malaysia early and get more time to enjoy the theme park!
2. Coach From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
For those who have a little wiggle room in their budget, they can consider taking a coach from Singapore to Legoland Malaysia.
It’s quicker than a public bus since a coach is a direct transfer. A typical journey on a coach from Singapore to Legoland can take about 75 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
- Best Price: The price fluctuates from time to time, but a one-way ticket can start from SGD 13.00.
- Good For: Those travelling solo or in a pair.
- Not Recommended For: Big groups of 3 pax or more, families with kids or elderly people.
Read also: How To Get From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia By Bus
A coach will have one or several designated pick-up locations, and you’ll have to go over there to board the coach:
| Coach Operator | Pick-Up Location |
| Leo Bus |
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| WTS Express |
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| Superior Coach |
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Notes:
- At the Singaporean checkpoint, alight the coach for immigration clearance.
- After immigration clearance, reboard the same coach. Take down the license plate to make sure you get back on the right one.
- At the Malaysian checkpoint, you must alight the coach with your luggage for immigration clearance.
3. Public Bus From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
Taking a public bus to Legoland from Singapore is an affordable choice. It’s also one of the most popular options.
Read also: How To Go To Legoland From Jurong East
Public buses will only travel along the Tuas Second Link route to Legoland. To catch a bus from Singapore to Legoland, head to one of the following locations:
| Bus Operator | Bus Number | Pick-Up Location |
| Causeway Link | CW3, CW4 | Jurong Town Hall Bus Interchange |
| CW6 | Boon Lay Way Bus Terminal | |
| CW7 | Tuas Link MRT bus stop (Bus Stop Code: 25421) | |
| Transtar | TS6 | Buona Vista |
- Best Price: From SGD 4.50 to SGD 6.00 one way per ticket.
- Good For: Solo travellers, a couple, or those on a tight budget.
- Not Recommended For: Big groups of 3 pax and more, families with kids or elderly people, those with tons of luggage, or those who are on a tight schedule.
Unfortunately, there is no direct bus from Singapore to Legoland. Upon arrival at JB CIQ 2nd Link, you’ll have to get on connecting bus CW7L to Legoland Malaysia.
This definitely adds to travel time. If this is too big of an inconvenience for you, I’d suggest travelling to Legoland by private taxi, car, or coach instead.
Note:
- You will alight the coach at Tuas Checkpoint for immigration clearance.
- For CW, you can reboard any CW bus at Tuas Checkpoint with your existing ticket.
- For Transtar, reboard the TS6 at Tuas Checkpoint.
- When you arrive at JB CIQ 2nd Link, alight the coach with luggage for immigration clearance.
- After clearing immigration, follow the directions and walk to the bus bay. From there, catch the CW7L bus to Legoland Malaysia.
- Learn more on How To Get From Singapore To Legoland By Bus.
- Are you from Jurong East? Here’s How To Go To Legoland From Jurong East.
4. Train + Local Taxi/Grab
If you don’t want to take the bus, you can try taking the KTM Shuttle Tebrau from Singapore to JB Sentral, then taking a taxi or Grab car to Legoland.
- Best Price: A one-way train ticket costs SGD 5 for non-Malaysians and RM 5 for Malaysians. A taxi or Grab from JB Sentral to Legoland can cost at least RM 30 per ride.
- Good For: Those living nearby the Woodlands area in Singapore. Taking the KTM helps you to avoid getting stuck in the jam on the Causeway, especially during public holidays and 3-day weekends.
The train ride from Woodlands Train Checkpoint to JB Sentral lasts just 5 minutes, and it can take about 1 hour in total for the journey from Singapore to JB Sentral to Legoland.
This is a good option to consider if you’re planning to travel during rush hour at the border.
Notes:
- Please get your tickets online via KTM’s official website.
- Important! The boarding gate opens 40 minutes before departure time and closes 20 minutes before departure time.
5. Car From Singapore To Legoland Malaysia
Self-driving to Legoland Malaysia to Singapore gives you plenty of room to change up your plans if need be.
You can add stops along your route if you want, or hit the road early to avoid any rush-hour traffic. It also gives you the fantastic opportunity to explore other destinations in JB!
- Good For: Those who have their own car or those who want to drive their kids and family to Legoland.
- Not Recommended For: First-timers as it can get stressful driving cross-country for a holiday if you’ve never done it before.
Read also: Legoland To Singapore Transport
If you choose self-driving to Legoland, there are some important things you’ll need:
- A valid driver’s license
- Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) registration
- Touch ‘n Go (TnG) card (for toll and parking in Malaysia)
Notes:
- Please be aware that your car must adhere to the ¾ tank of petrol rule to enter Malaysia.
- You are only permitted to pump RON 97 petrol in Malaysia.
