CELEBRITIES were spotted around Legoland as the resort unveiled its new experience.

The Windsor theme park opened its walk-through attractions, The Magical Forest on Saturday. April 30.

Famous faces who went to the opening weekend included actor Ryan Thomas, Strictly Come Dancing star, Anton Du Beke, AJ Pritchard, Olympian Greg Rutherford, and Katie Piper.

The stars explored the newest realm in the story of LEGO MYTHICA: World of Mythical Creatures.

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Venturing deep into the immersive woodland first was Ryan Thomas, who went in with his children Roman, two, and daughter, Scarlett, 13.

After making it through a swirling vortex, the family were wowed by a myriad of mythical models and habitats built out of 80,000 Lego bricks.

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The family who visited the parallel universe without Lucy Mecklenburgh, were joined by strictly ballroom AJ Pritchard and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen, who were spotted using the Augmented Reality technology on the resorts’ app where LEGO creatures come to life.

Anton Du Beke and his family came face to face with the giant Lego Venus Fly Trap.

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Exploring the forest was Greg Rutherford and fiancé Susie Verrill, along with their sons Milo and Rex and daughter Daphne, who made friends with fan-favourite, Bits & Bobs, the friendly baby Alicorn.

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And Katie Piper ventured into the lava landscape where she was met by a group of Crystal Claw Crabs and a super-sized Lego dragon egg before entering the grand finale, Lava Dragon’s cave.

Slough Observer: Katie Piper enjoying the new magical forest experience. Picture: LegolandKatie Piper enjoying the new magical forest experience. Picture: Legoland

Harry Potter actor Josh Herdman were also spotted on the Fire and Ice Freefall drop tower ride and the water ride, Hydra’s Challenge.