Absolutely amazing place! Perfect for families with children aged 10 or younger I'd say. There is SO much to do, we spend over 5 hours there. There's a 4D cinema and Lego building workshops at set times. There's also a lazer shooting ride, soft play & climbing wall. There are zones to build Lego vehicles and try them on ramps and loops. There's a huge, varied Lego city with light up and moving parts. There's a bank robbery run through lazers. You can also build a rocket and launch it onto a screen and interact with planets and objects. There's a Duplo play area for younger kids. And much more than I've said here, there's so much I've forgotten. You even get to build your own mini figure as you go in to take home with you & use it to interact with some screens. The café was pleasant, with surprisingly good value, quality food. We went during the Easter holidays and I was surprised that it was so quiet. We didn't have to queue for anything.

Excellent day with my son. We stayed about three hours in total. The price is a little bit expensive but there was lots to do, it's like a slightly more expensive play centre, with a lot of Lego to play with and build. We'll definitely come back. The staff are great, they seem to speak mostly French, then English and a few seem to speak Dutch. The 4D movies are great, we watched 2, of 15 minutes each.

To start I have a 3 year old, so for me it was a super safe environment to play and we had a good time, as for the area I actually thought the 0-5 year old area lacking I would have loved to have more activities to do with my little one as the cinema & work shop is not really appropriate for small kids.

Loved it! GREAT Sunday afternoon experience, especially when it's raining and you have a 2 year old toddler cooped up in a hotel room.

Awesome set up, easy to reach by public transport. Boooked tickets in advance. Bathrooms clean. Everyone friendly and very helpful. People feom 0 to 100 building together. And u get a free lego figurine! 1 point off for being expensive for a family of 4. Food choice could vary somewhat as well.

What an awesome experience. You can stay there for hours and hours to make Lego race cars, spaceships, anything and everything! There's so many options and games for all ages, even a train, a cinema and a small restaurant. Loved it! The ticket was pricey but in the end it's worth it! From 3 years old, kids pay a full ticket aswell, which makes it harder to return multiple times on site to have fun over and over again ....

Great place for kids! We spend half a day here with our 8 year old. We had gone to a similar Lego centre a few years ago and he’s definitely outgrowing it at this point but he still enjoyed it. For 4-8 this is perfect. Lots of chances for kids to use their imagination and problem solving skills! The food was good and very reasonably priced! The 3 of us ate for ~20 Admission is not cheap but it was a nice break from wandering through towns for my son! Money well spent!

LEGO Discovery Center is an absolutely amazing place, perfect for families with children aged 10 or younger. During my visit, I was blown away by the sheer amount of activities and attractions available, which kept us entertained for over 5 hours. The center offers a diverse range of experiences, making it an ideal destination for families seeking a fun-filled day out. The 4D cinema and LEGO building workshops are just the beginning of the excitement. The addition of a laser shooting ride, soft play area, and climbing wall ensures that there's something for everyone. The opportunity to build LEGO vehicles and test them on ramps and loops adds an interactive and creative element to the visit. The highlight for many is the impressive LEGO city, complete with light-up and moving parts, providing an immersive and visually stunning experience. The interactive elements extend to activities such as the bank robbery run through lasers, the rocket-building and launching onto a screen, and the chance to interact with planets and objects. The presence of a Duplo play area specifically designed for younger children ensures that every age group is catered to. The center goes above and beyond with the added bonus of being able to build your own mini figure upon entry, which can be taken home and used to interact with screens throughout the center. In addition to the fantastic attractions, the café provided a pleasant surprise with its good value and quality food. It's always a relief to find tasty and reasonably priced options when spending a day out with the family. One unexpected bonus was the lack of crowds. The absence of long queues meant that we could fully enjoy all the activities without any unnecessary waiting. Overall, the LEGO Discovery Center exceeded my expectations with its diverse range of activities and interactive experiences. It's a fantastic destination for families looking to immerse themselves in the world of LEGO and create lasting memories. I highly recommend it for a fun-filled and hassle-free day out.

Great for kids, expensive for adults. The experience is great for kids. Lots of activities and experiences. 4D movie is great too. Reasonable options at the restaurant inside,including vegetarian options. Friendly and helpful staff. However, I think the gold pass is pretty expensive. Kids have to be accompanied by adults, so the adults need a gold pass too. Although there is not much for adults to do. Gold pass entitles you a free hot beverage, but kids only have the option of a hot chocolate. Parking is pretty expensive and there is no reduced parking fee for the visit. Other places like White cinemas offer reduced parking. For some reason, gold pass members have to pay for the photo experience, while regular visitors get it for free.

Fantastic place, it can look small at first sight but it kept the kids (2 and 4) busy for many hours. There are nice burgers and a good cafe. Everything is studied to keep the kids busy, we even managed to drink coffee whilst watching them play in the games at the centre. Only notes for improvement, it is a pity there are no fries on the menu. Also the activity pack is meant for older kids mostly and we could not find the pieces to build the suggested models, although the idea is great.

Such a nice place. We spent 2 hours but I recommend have more time, because we missed a movie.

Not worth for the money. A kids must have to there at least with one grownup and both have to pay to enter the area, what’s the point in asking tickets for parents of small kids they are there just to look after the kids. Inside it’s all decorated very nicely. It takes approximately 1 hr if you want to enjoy everything once. Of course you can repeat the whole thing again and again and spend more time. Small kids are building up small things and everyone builds more or less the same car, aircraft etc. There should be some guidance to the kids to help them build something creative. I don’t think I will return to this place. Felt let down in this place.