Inside Legoland: A World of Wonder

A look behind the scenes at one of the UK's most popular theme parks, including a profile of Paula who is in charge of the park's model workshop. And with scores of rooms to clean each day, Michele from housekeeping has some top tips on keeping Lego in tip-top condition.

It is mid-summer and the staff are working at full stretch to keep guests happy and the rides working. Duty Manager Cameron has his work cut out making sure the main burger restaurant is up and running, producing over a thousand burgers a day for the hungry visitors. He is also on hand to placate irritated guests when the Ninijago ride breaks down.

It is autumn and everyone at is racing to get the park ready for Halloween and the Bonfire Nigh fireworks spectacular- two of the most popular events in Legoland Windsor's calendar. While the entertainment team is busy choreographing and rehearsing dance and theatre shows, the 150-acre site must be given a suitably spooky makeover. In a specialist workshop, massive bespoke models are being designed and built especially for the Halloween celebrations, including gigantic LEGO pumpkins and massive LEGO spiders which, once completed to the Park's exacting standards, will need to be carefully suspended from the ramparts of the Resort's Castle Hotel.

The park gears up for the new season and the arrival of a brand-new rollercoaster - the Duplo Dino Coaster - which needs to be a hit with the public. There is renewal in other parts of the park too as Paula and her team of model makers rediscover treasured models from LEGOLAND Windsor's history and, with a bit of TLC, bring them back to life so they can be reintroduced.