Legoland lays off 558 workers who company says will be rehired by park’s new food vendor

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Employees at the Carlsbad theme park will soon be working for Aramark, an experienced hospitality operator that bring some changes to Legoland's lineup of culinary offerings

Come January, Legoland California will have an outside company overseeing all its food and beverage operations, and its 558 culinary workers will have a new employer.

While the terminations will be effective Jan. 14, Legoland California Human Relations Director Michelle Hill stated in the letter that all “personnel duty positions and rates of pay will remain effectively the same” and workers who currently receive benefits will “automatically change over to Aramark’s plans with no break in service.”

What remains unknown are what changes, if any, are in store for families who want to grab a bite or a full meal while visiting the park. The Carlsbad resort currently offers a number of food options, from churros and ice cream stands to specialty ramen, barbecue and pizza and pasta restaurants.

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