5/5 Melissa S. 1 year ago on Google
Perfect
for
my
5
&
7
year
olds.
They
actually
enjoyed
the
rides
and
activities
more
than
the
free
building
(which
I
was
kind
of
ok
with
bc
there
were
a
fair
number
of
snotty
little
kids
rubbing
their
faces
then
touching
community
LEGO).
There's
a
Friend's
section
for
older
builders.
A
DUPLO
table
where
you
can
test
against
an
"earthquake".
Car
table
and
2
race
tracks
to
test
your
vehicle.
And
a
5
and
under
section
with
a
slide,
DUPLO,
and
extra
large
foam
bricks
that
still
interlock.
We
wore
masks
and
used
the
plethora
of
antibacterial
soap
in
dispensers
all
through
the
facility.
We
even
started
over
again
and
went
through
90%
a
second
time.
There's
basically
nothing
gluten
free
but
there's
solid
options
for
small
lunches
for
kids
and
adults.
Prices
without
the
extra
LEGO
souvenirs
aren't
bad.
But
if
you
buy
the
extras,
you'll
see
a
hefty
jump.
And
I
dare
you
to
deny
your
kid
a
LEGO
lunch
box.
LOL
My
kids
had
pb&j
Uncrustables,
pudding,
and
juice.
My
nephew
had
a
personal
sized
pepperoni
pizza
(basically
microwaved).
But
they
had
a
good
coffee
maker
and
lots
of
cold
drinks,
which
to
be
honest,
is
preferred
bc
it's
warm
with
all
the
people
and
kids.
Not
terribly
but
enough
that
hot
drinks
aren't
probably
ever
necessary.
There
is
a
small
room
with
Master
Builders
and
the
two
men
we
met
were
funny,
kind,
patient,
and
very
talented.
They
both
talked
with
my
nephew
for
about
30
min
each.
And
it
was
fun
to
watch
them
build.
Sometimes
they
do
kits
and
sometimes
they
free
build
things
that
will
be
decor
or
added
to
the
LEGO
City
you
can
walk
through
and
interact
with.
The
rides
were
so
much
fun.
They
rode
the
Wizard
ride
about
7
times.
We
did
the
Princess
rescue
at
the
start
only
twice
and
I
wish
we'd
done
it
more.
It's
a
shooting
game
with
laser
guns
and
the
adults
and
kids
can
both
fit.
It
was
so
much
fun
watching
scores.
I
definitely
recommend
at
least
1
4D
movie.
The
Knights
one
was
so
well
done
that
my
5yo
reached
out
for
the
things
coming
off
the
screens
a
few
times.
And
the
bits
of
fog
they
did
he
thought
was
real
smoke.
The
movie
itself
(about
15
min)
was
really
cute
too.
We
did
the
very
basic
package
and
skipped
the
scheduled
building
that
cost
more.
Maybe
later
but
for
a
first
visit,
we
stayed
5
hours.
Could
have
stayed
longer
but
I'm
Celiac
and
was
getting
shaky
from
no
real
food,
only
sugary
drinks.
I
highly
recommend
picking
up
the
$5
kits
in
plastic
bags
at
like
Target
or
Walmart.
There's
a
coupon
for
a
free
kid
admission
with
the
purchase
of
an
adult.
Saved
me
$50!
(Some
of
the
boxed
kits
have
them
too.)
However,
DO
NOT
buy
from
their
store.
They
say
you
get
5%
off
but
we
stopped
in
the
real
LEGO
store
outside
and
found
they'd
raised
the
prices
at
the
LEGO
Experience
so
you're
actually
paying
what
you
would
at
the
actual
LEGO
store,
where
you
can
get
VIP
points
if
you
sign
up
for
an
account
(which
I
HIGHLY
recommend
-
it's
free
and
points
can
equal
gift
cards
for
the
LEGO
site).
That
being
said,
the
outside
store
carried
so
much
more
NEW
sets
while
the
Experience
store
carries
some
older
ones.
So
check
both
but
try
to
buy
outside.
My
kids
are
already
planning
our
next
trip.
LOL
It's
a
great
day
trip
but
I'm
thinking
in
the
spring.
Hopefully
less
colds
and
no
heavy
jackets.
I
took
a
backpack
and
felt
like
a
mule
trying
to
carry
everything.
LOL
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