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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto

Tourist attraction Children amusement center

One of the Most Revieweds in Vaughan


Address

1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Vaughan, ON L4K 5W4, Canada

Website

toronto.legolanddiscoverycentre.ca

Contact

+1 905-761-7066

Rating on Google Maps

3.90 (4.2K reviews)

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Working Hours

  • Thursday: 10 am to 6 pm
  • Friday: 10 am to 7 pm
  • Saturday: 10 am to 7 pm
  • Sunday: 11 am to 7 pm
  • Monday: 10 am to 6 pm
  • Tuesday: 10 am to 6 pm
  • Wednesday: 10 am to 6 pm

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  • 5/5 Karim D. 1 year ago on Google
    Legoland is a great place to spend multiple hours with your kids. The front store looks unassuming but wow is there a lot hiding in the back. There are multiple rides that are interactive, there is a whole section to build and race lego cars, and a 4D theater with 4 different movies that play back to back that are all entertaining with good production value. The cafe is reasonably priced if you want to have a snack and you get 20% off if you have an annual pass. The only downside is that this place gets PACKED on holidays and weekends. You want to come early for those days or you will be waiting in long lines for rides and movies. If you can manage to come on a weekday, I highly recommend it. We got an annual pass and my 4.5 year old son loves it every time.
    29 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Dany D. 7 months ago on Google • 582 reviews
    Fun experience with the family. Worth the trip if you haven't gone yet. A bit pricey depending how many people you are but something to do once in a lifetime while in Toronto. The kids loved it and it was very fun. Located in the mall and parking is available everywhere. There were some rides in there as well for the kids or parents. The restaurant was big but I did not go look at the menu since we went after lunch. Highly recommend the 4d movie that was available and to sit in the front row since it's an interesting experience ( you'll see for yourself lol). There also was a dressed up character from the movie taking pictures with the kids. The mini village was cool too and well done. Like and follow for more honest reviews!
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Tracie D. 1 year ago on Google
    Thought it would be a great idea to take my nephew to Legoland to get him out of the house during the summer and something he would be excited about. Honestly most of the attractions there weren’t working. The first ride only worked the first 1/4 of it. The cinema wasn’t working. It seemed like a very cheap Lego fair. They have a octopus ride in the back in which a lady sang through the mic. Honestly get a track that plays the song for you instead of making someone sing who can’t carry a tune. Not very professional at all. The only cool thing at this place is the jungle gym with slides/walk through tubes and getting to make your own car to race it or make it crash off a jump. The character built out of legos were neat. Really not worth the money. No healthy food options and super expensive for what the food is. Not worth it.
    14 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Amaranathan S. 2 years ago on Google
    It is an obvious hit with our kids. They enjoyed each and every part of the Legoland. 4D theatre was okay as it felt just like a 3D theatre with couple of water spray. It could have included more effects, though it was fun. The team was so friendly and helpful. I could see us becoming a regulars here, in future.
    13 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Alex C. 2 years ago on Google
    Okay at first when I walked in here I thought to myself this place was going to be a bit underwhelming, however as I explored more of it I got into it more, i discovered that there were two rides at least that you can ride on with your kids. Additionally my son liked playing in the fancy playground. He also enjoyed playing with the Legos that are scattered all over the place. He also liked playing with the gravity race cars. And then I stumbled upon the movie theatre that they have there and I enjoyed two films in four dimensions. 3d plus other lights and light water spray. So make sure you explore everything before you judge. I would go again and it was a good time for my son. We spent about two-and-a-half to 3 hours here.
    9 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Colette C. 4 months ago on Google • 258 reviews
    We went as two parents and a child, cost just over 90. It's not bad, but a little pricey. The 4d movie theater was interesting and the rides were neat. Walking around looking at the exhibits was good too. I wish they had better management for the race cars, some kids were hoarding all the wheels and sliding down the tracks. The staff in the main room seemed overwhelmed and exhausted.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Chowdhury Wasif H. 1 year ago on Google
    Brick Freak, me and my son are planning to visit Legoland for a year. This summer of 2022, finally drove all the way from Kitchener to spend quality time with Lego and our expectations were really high. Check-in was smooth. The add-on Activity Pack wasn't that interesting but worth it as a souvenir. Enjoyed the Kingdom quest game. Miniland was interesting. Enjoyed the ride in Merlin's apprentice and the 4D cinema. Couldn't join the creative workshop as we were so busy building cars and racing!!! In the store, we had a list to pick some selected brick and mini-figures, but unfortunately, the staff said they didn't have that option anymore! 😔 And I will say it is a little overpriced!
    8 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 2/5 Cameron B. 9 months ago on Google
    I was pretty disappointed. We still had tons of fun with the kids but we really tried to make it better than it was. For a Lego place there were only two building stations. One of which was duplo and was a very weak earthquake simulator. I had to really try to make a tower weak enough to fall and break. The other was a car building station with ramps. This was the best part, however, a lot of the building pieces were missing. Which I expected but still very unfortunate. The place was run down and fairly dirty. Staff had no ambition to encourage kids or to interact at all. Purchasing the Lego character with your pass was not worth it. You chose from two and they both were no good pieces. Food was reasonably priced which was a good thing and one of the reasons it got its second star. The 4d movie was good. This place needs a revamp big time. It needs to be bigger and more spacious. It was very very busy.
    7 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Harshit J. 2 months ago on Google • 251 reviews New
    Absolutely fantastic experience at Legoland! The attention to detail in the Lego creations is remarkable, and the variety of rides and attractions cater to all ages. The staff is friendly and helpful, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The park is clean, well-maintained, and offers a perfect blend of fun and education. My family and I had a memorable time, and we can't wait to visit again.

  • 5/5 ThunderStorm P. 1 year ago on Google
    What a fun spot. My daughter enjoys lego and loved going here. The staff was great. Had a gentleman working in the store was super knowledgeable about the brand and even did some magic tricks. Wish i caught his name. The rides were great and even managed to watch all 4 movies in the 4D theatre. Thanks for the great day would recommend to any parents to take their kids.
    6 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Sim P. 2 months ago on Google • 249 reviews New
    My daughter really likes the place, recommend to buy ticket online first. There are many activities for 2-12 years old. My daughter loves the Ninjago play house. The mini town also really awesome!

  • 4/5 Chad W. 2 years ago on Google
    Anyone who likes legos will love seeing the exhibits at this place. The staff is very friendly and interactive with everyone. Large play area for the kids to run around and climb up the play structures. Lots of Lego parts for the children to build their own car and test it out down the race track hills provided. They also have a 4D movie theater and 3 various movies playing at different times to sit and enjoy . A ride is also available for the children to enjoy spinning around in flight which was nice. On your way out you can buy various Lego puzzles to build if you are interested. Thank you to the staff for a fun 2 hour session.
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Saeed P. 5 months ago on Google • 147 reviews
    One of the best indoor playgrounds in Ontario. Small compare to the US Legoland but good enough for the kids to enjoy it. You can have combination of rides and physical activity, using your mind and imagination to create the new thing. Also can enjoying for small hand made vehicles race. You have an option to buy the annual pass which is the cost is much affordable. My kids love this place and I highly recommend.

  • 3/5 Mikey 1 year ago on Google
    This Legoland is a vast indoor kids park on the southside of Vaughan Mills mall. We visited a handful of times when we had the season pass. It was closed for a period during the pandemic but has since reopened. There is a noticeable odour upon entering from the Lego store. There are a handful of Lego related activities that does get repetitive. The best ride is Knight's Quest 3D ride at the beginning. There is a wizard ride as well as a 4D cinema theatre with a short Lego movie. There are Lego pieces for kids to create mini cars to test on a ramp, and other creations while playing in the park.
    3 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Nick L. 2 months ago on Google • 58 reviews New
    If it's your first time, get there early. The kids loved it and we could have stayed all day. The build center was great! We couldn't stop building racers! The VR was fun, the 4D movie was... wet... and the playground was a kid magnet.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 1/5 Mathew P. 2 years ago on Google
    I am ashamed of this establishment. My autistic nephew who cannot where a mask was kicked out because of some ridiculous policy that you have in place. You should be ashamed of yourselves. You have special accommodations for persons with disabilities yet you kick out a three year old who physically cannot where a mask. How do you sleep at night? You will not be receiving any more business from us and I will be advising everyone I know to make a negative review about your establishment. Shame, shame, shame on you lego land!! You will be receiving a human rights complaint from us. Be prepared!!
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Melissa F. 1 year ago on Google
    We had so much fun. Ticket prices were a little steep but food prices were great and we did have a blast. We watched all 4 4D movies and went on both rides. Took a ton of pictures and had an all round great day. Highly recommend for a fun adventure. Also they sold some Legos that you can't find online so bonus.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 3/5 Z2 V. 1 year ago on Google
    Impressive how Lego has gone from near bankruptcy and pivoted to having a family pay over a $100 to play with their blocks. I would rate this higher but to charge a higher ticket price for parents to supervise their kids is excessively disingenuous. Adults are not permitted without a child so those adults wanting to relive their childhood will have to do that in their parent’s basement. It can start slow with two amusement style rides with one shooting game and another spinning ride. There are multiple themed playhouses and a number of building stations. Some instructions would make these stations more user friendly but the kids were able to make basic vehicles and drive them off several ramps. Maybe the highlight of the day were 4 different 4D shows where wind blew and water sprayed the audience to their amazement and laughter. Keep in mind that during the weekend there are no re-entry options so pack food as there is a cafeteria and they don’t start selling food until 11:00am so nothing to eat otherwise.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Gary M. 2 years ago on Google
    Overall a positive experience with my wife and 6 year old daughter who honestly could have spent all day there. First you walk through an "interactive " area where you pretend to make Lego. Frankly the buttons on the displays didn't seem to do anything and she made her way through it pretty quickly. Next is the Toronto area where they have the city in Lego with all the skyscrapers and CN tower etc. Amazing job with the Lego but it's behind a fence and again the few interactive things either don't work (the hockey arena) or are very slow to react to the touchscreen. Nonetheless it's good for about 10 minutes. The interactive ride is pretty cool where you pretend to shoot at dragons to help save the princess. They save the best for last as you enter the big area with all kinds of stuff for the kids to do like. My daughter enjoyed making a DOTS design and adding it to the mural. The bracelet was a nice touch. A little disappointing that the kids play zones were closed (covid reasons) but understand. They have a system where the area is green if it has been cleaned and you witch it to red after you're done playing so they can come and clean it. Pretty clever. Staff were all super friendly and accommodating. The girl at the DOTS area was great with kids and very patient. Good job staff you can tell they work hard Prices in the cafeteria are very reasonable although we had trouble tracking someone down to serve us. They seem to be short staffed but then again these days who isn't. All in all fun for a couple of hours anyway. I would recommend for kids under 10.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Matluba 5 months ago on Google • 64 reviews
    Really cool place to spend time with kids. Way better than I expected! Worth to visit. Kids enjoyed the rides. Cheese pizza at the coffee shop was yummy and not overpriced like in other indoor places.

  • 2/5 Shawn S. 1 month ago on Google • 63 reviews New
    Decided to stop in after work to see the store and what options were available . Upon arriving , I was underwhelmed by that state of the store. The shelves for the most part were empty. You felt like they were going out of business. The staff were not engaging and disinterested in being there in my opinion. Not a hello or any interaction. Go to the Yorkdale location vs any time or trip here

  • 5/5 Vanesa L. 2 months ago on Google • 22 reviews New
    The best place for kids and parents. Kids spend time playing and having fun with LEGO. Parents can enjoy a quiet cup of coffee while watching their little ones play and have fun. I have two little ones, 4 and 8 years old. We have the annual pass and the truth is that the value for money is unbeatable.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Shad L. 11 months ago on Google
    Overall it was a pretty good time. There were several things to do for the kids. There is a laser gun ride that you play for points. An indoor play ground with slides and climbing ropes etc. The 4D movies are a lot of fun and last about 15 mins. There are four of them. There is also a mini display of Toronto made out of Lego and is interactive. Overall it was a good experience but we found it to be a bit pricey for admission.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Fabio C. 10 months ago on Google
    I am addicted to Lego. Let's just start with that. This Legoland is great for little toddlers and a 1 time visit. I was expecting a lot more because it was much smaller inside then I expected. The 2 rides are a lot of fun and the short 4D movies are cool to watch. The movies play every 30 minutes so catch then when you can or you will miss them. The kids can build some lego and play in some jungle gyms but that is.....we did everything in about 1 hour but had to stay for 2 hours to catch the movies. The lego retail shop has a lot of amazing and hard to find sets but you can't collect VIP points so beware. The Starbucks is great lol and we went during the week so it was empty which we loved. We would probably only go once every few years.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Grace M. 9 months ago on Google
    My 2 year old and 6 year old girls had a blast. My 2 year old was able to ride both rides and sat through 2 out of the 4 4D movies. We did the rides and played between shows. I probably would have watched all 4, (they're 20 minutes apart and about 10 minutes a movie) but my 2 year old was winded!My 6 year old really liked the fun house style ninjago play area. My 2 year old was more than content to go down the little slide and build with duplo. I personally loved the lego Toronto display the most, make sure you stay in that exhibit long enough to see all of the nifty details. My girls liked building a rudimentary race car and racing it down the track. My only complaint about building the racecar was that relevant parts were tricky to find. We went first thing when it opened on a weekday and it was enjoyable and not overcrowded. Hard to say how busy it will be once school is out for the summer break.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Mitchell M. 2 years ago on Google
    Second Lego land location I’ve brought my son to. We visited the Phoenix location a few years back and very similar. Staff members were friendly and they had a great system setup for ensuring stations were clean between kids. I think if they cut the capacity by half would of been better to help with social distancing as at times it was difficult. We prepared our son for the play place to be closed but nothing was posted on there site. I think it would be nice just to know 100% for sure before before hand.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Lester L. 2 years ago on Google
    It's really a family-friendly experience going to this branch, people here help each other. While, It's always nice to see when kids play with each other especially with this pandemic. One of the amusing part is that the kids and parents still follow the protocol most of the time to lessen the transmission of covid. Would love to return again
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 N.W. 2 years ago on Google
    We've been annual members since 2019 and have visited many times before and after the rounds of shutdowns, overall a five-star fun experience for the kids! Legoland has been overall well maintained, staff are nice and professional. They extended our annual cards long enough to compensate the shutdown days. We've seen the themes rotating throughout the seasons and holidays, kids love it for that, not boring for every single visit even visiting regularly. Many areas to explore, all fun for different visits. They all especially love their 4D cinema, 4 movies total in rotation every day. Due to the pandemic this has been the only movie kids have been. During holidays they love the different activities where they got to collect Lego pieces to build (jack-o'-lantern, snowman ect) and bring them home. The creative workshop is also great, inviting kids and parents do Lego competition.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 David K. 2 years ago on Google
    it's alright, kinda small compared to other legolands I've been to in the states. I used a free child promo code so my kid and I only paid one admission, it's kinda pricey if I had to pay two admissions for close to $30 each, but we spent a couple hours there. probably wouldnt go there if I had to pay close to $60 tbh, but the kid had fun.

  • 4/5 K B. 2 years ago on Google
    The kids always enjoy themselves each time we come. It’s definitely a little different now with covid guidelines. Instead of the lego being out everywhere they give you your own bag to carry around with you the entire time to put together. The staff work diligently to try and keep the place cleaned and sanitized after every use. Not much has change interiorly since we’ve last visited a few years back. Book online prior to coming to save you and hassle!

  • 4/5 Andrew S. 2 years ago on Google
    Such a fun place for kids that love Lego! The staff did an excellent job at sanitizing everything, man they were running around like crazy. Great experience!

  • 5/5 Jenn P. 2 years ago on Google
    Even tho we were disappointed we couldn’t get our annual photo done, it was still great time. The staff is super friendly (it was minutes before closing & my daughter wanted a lanyard… long store short they have to open up a different cash register). My 5 year old was thrilled. They are well organized and constantly cleaning.

  • 3/5 Mike A. 2 years ago on Google
    Store is good. Has some choice Lego. My kids love going there. Probably because they get a Lego every time we go. Unfortunately they seem to only hire very rude staff. Not sure why? I would think that's its a fun place to work Either way ... I wouldn't step foot in there if it where not for my kids Probably the same for most. Better selection at Toys R us!

  • 5/5 Mrs O. 2 years ago on Google
    My son had a blast. It's the trip that he was looking forward to. It's the biggest playroom that he ever been to:D there is a ride , there's a theater 4D which we haven't had the chance to be in. So much activity to do for the kids. I wish the timing is more longer than 2 hours. We came out with lego set as souvenir. I'm sure my son will not forget the experience.

  • 5/5 Linda H. 2 years ago on Google
    Wonderful visit. Nice that entry was restricted - would have been too crowded otherwise. Hand sanitizer on walls were empty. I saw two that were totally empty. No bags inside them.

  • 4/5 Patrick E. 7 months ago on Google
    Such a fun place to take our toddler! She was too small to go on the rides but she had a blast in the Duplo section and loved building cars to put down the ramp. The miniature city exhibit was also brilliant. I appreciated this section far more than my toddler but it was cool to things both of us could enjoy. The staff were friendly and helpful and the facilities were also pretty clean. And the attached Lego store has all their current sets available for purchase if you have hundreds of dollars to spend. I look forward to coming back when my kid is big enough to have fun on the rides and when I can afford to take out a second mortgage to buy the Rivendell set from the store 😬

  • 1/5 Alex G. 4 months ago on Google
    By far the worst running attraction for kids there is only 1 ride 1 movie 4 vr chairs that have the worst glasses and. There is only one play house and it's the size of a small room. The workers are super incompetent, especially the "manager" that have no costumer service experience. What a joke of a place shut it down and spare the spot for maby a shoe store. They give expired tickets to costumers and call them liars when customer confronts the workers. Disgusting and overpriced.

  • 5/5 Eric V. 8 months ago on Google
    I visited here yesterday with my daughters and their mother and we all had a great time! My daughters had an absolute blast and there was so much to do, we purchased an activity package with the tickets and it was definitely worth it. You had to find a stamp station in each room and after you get all the stamps you get a little prize. I love that there were many interactive stations for kids to build things and the mini land of Toronto was awesome! The best thing by far was the 4D movies! They also have a cool ride that requires peddle power to go high in the air while the ride is in motion! We spent about 4 an a half hours there. I highly recommend this place for any parents that have kids that love Lego!

  • 4/5 Chantel M. 2 years ago on Google
    They really made sure to keep things clean. You purchase a time slot that is 2 hours in length. Plenty of time. The 3D movie was fun and only 10 minutes long.

  • 4/5 NoOdLeS 7 months ago on Google • 16 reviews
    Great place for an indoor family fun day. My 2 year old loved and as much as my 10 year old did. Different activities to do two rides inside also a small 4d theater 4 short movies play change every 20 minutes. Only bad thing is that kids tickets and adult tickets are the same price

  • 4/5 Daniel N. 2 years ago on Google
    Lots of fun for smaller children and Lego nerds. Running on reduced capacity due to the 'vid, its actually a blessing in disguise because it was not overcrowded and there was minimal 'waiting' for any of the attractions. Short 4d films were nice and my son enjoyed them including a new one that has been introduced since our last visit. They didn't have the usual effects (wind, water) so it was more of regular '3d' experience. Staff were very friendly and inviting. They are very involved and interact well with the children. The facility itself was clean and staff were on hand at all areas to clean and disinfect almost on queue. Docking a star because I feel it's a bit overpriced but that's Lego in general I suppose. Also one of the themed rooms (space room) was closed and that was not disclosed ahead of time which disappointed my son as it was his favorite part of Legoland in the past and also for not disclosing the elimination of the special effects in their 4D theatre

  • 4/5 Shab M. 2 years ago on Google
    A great place. Well laid out and lots of things for kids to do. The experience was good and we will be returning when COVID restrictions are lifted to enjoy

  • 5/5 Campbell Clan C. 11 months ago on Google
    We took our 4 kids: ages 15, 12, 6 and 4. Our oldest 2 had visited once before when they were 6&8 years old. They loved it then and still enjoyed some aspects this time around. They enjoyed the Merlin’s ride, b/c it is a fun ride that 5 people can do together that doesn’t require a lot of strenuous activity besides shooting at bad guys while going through a dark maze. They also enjoyed the 3-D movies which got us a bit wet and windy. It was great fun to see all the younger kids trying to grab the objects on the screen. The Lego maker class was excellent! Noel, the instructor was excellent at including the parents and older kids. The kids were so happy to see him put their creations in the mini Toronto LegoLand display, for the day!! Every time we walked by they’d say “ look what I made!” There was something for everyone! Building and racing, a playground, Duplo for younger kids. The eating area was large, spacious and clean. The washrooms were also clean and bright. The staff were very helpful and kind! We loved our second experience at LegoLand as much as the first time around. All of us, no matter what the age!! We recommend going during the week b/c it was less busy.

  • 3/5 Dan B. 1 year ago on Google
    It's alright. I think I was expecting more, especially as there is no discounts on children. Same price for adult and child. The rides were basic and our cart guns didn't work. They need more maintenance done as things felt cheap. The movie played but it was pretty boring and couldn't keep the kids interested. The Cafe basically takes up like 30% of the real estate. I would pay $50 for a family of four, this lackluster experience, not over 100 as we did. Good news is you don't need to go back twice as it's not great for the kids.

  • 2/5 Babak B. 2 years ago on Google
    It's a nice place, but very expensive. Some of activities were not working, and when I told the staff, they just say sorry, I will let the manager know it's broken!

  • 5/5 Janalyn G. 9 months ago on Google
    My husband, our little girl and I had a splendid time here. Sure, like most hands-on children's museums, a few displays were in want of a little maintenance, but the customer service and the quality of the experience made such a difference, this was a highlight of our vacation. There is a splendid interactive darkride here, Knight's Quest, which we found to be in better shape and more fun than Boo Blasters on Boo Hill at either Canada's Wonderland or Carowinds, Kings Dominion or Kings Island in the United States. (Dark rides are a special interest for our nine-year-old. She has a *rating system* for them and Lego Discovery Center's has the best score of any interactive still in existence.) The little Wizard's Apprentice ride went down while we were there, but that was okay. There were lots of other playground-style sections, some lovely miniatures to examine, tables to sit and build, and even a little cafe with bar-style chairs facing the play area where parents could have a cuppa, watch their older kids and catch a breath. The 4-D movies were delightful and refreshing in several senses, too. But the best part of the experience came at the end. It had been a long day, we'd gotten a little turned around with the maps, and our little girl had a loose tooth that stung badly enough for us to visit Shopper's (which we only knew was a drugstore because 'Come From Away' mentions it,) for some peppermints. The Lego Discovery Centre had been so wonderful, and the day was ending. As children do, she was doing that little panic that kids will sometimes have when a grand experience is ending, and her father and I were really hoping to get out before the place closed and not be Those Americans. A hero appeared, and the excellent Nicholas, according to his nametag, helped our little girl by explaining that while the exact type of Lego set she wanted wasn't in the store that day, there was a website where it could be ordered online. And in our local currency! (I had it and a few more ordered before he was even done helping us; it was so delightful to watch her and her father building and testing their Lego racers on the little ramps. I might do a little ramp at home.) She asked if there were any Lego people she could get to be patients for her Lego hospital (yeah...dark rides, hospitals, her favorite stuffed toys are snakes and ravens...we're not Goth, but sometimes I guess kids are born that way,) and the brilliantly patient Nicholas helped her select the most perfect of bespoke minifigures, a three-pack, in fact. He answered her endless and slightly quirky questions with the dignity and consideration one would give a visiting ambassadrix, rather than the condescending, amusement so many people give precocious and mildly offputting small girls, and I got the general impression that working here must be a remarkably fun, if emotionally draining job. Like teaching. You get to help create important memories for families, encourage young people when they're at a critical formative stage and serving as emotional, creative and recreational support for adults doing the hard job of parenting. If being a parent is like being Agent M to a wildly unpredictable James Bond, going to the Lego Discovery Centre is going to the coolest possible Q Branch imaginable. Working with Nicholas to choose her special minifigures was a core memory for my little Secret Agent Doctor Astronaut Engineer Teacher, just like building the Lego racecars and testing them with her dad and I, riding a darkride with blasters to save the Princess, patting her parents' arms as we tried not to tear up at the glorious sight of the beautiful Pride parade in the miniature city of Toronto, (mutual friends in the Gay-Straight Alliance introduced us in '05,) or playing with children of every color and creed. It was a day of perfect, pure fun. I have rarely visited a place that satisfied positively every value I have, but I found it here. You won't be disappointed.

  • 3/5 Maher H. 8 months ago on Google
    The place is pretty small compared to Lego land in other countries. It has a 4D cinema for Lego films as well as a small food court. I would say that it is enjoyable for kids of age 8 and below.

  • 5/5 Rod M. 2 years ago on Google
    Great for the kids and the young at heart. Starts off with a fun ride to shoot Lego characters (don't forget to check your scores before getting off). Get creative on building your cars to race down a ramp. 4D movie that sprays water. A playplace for kids 10 and under (checkout the glass floor). Few Lego structures with a button to press and it does something. Another ride that goes around like a plane. Finally a Lego store to purchase your favorite Lego builds. (Lego food court closed as Covid).

  • 5/5 C S. 11 months ago on Google
    I took my 2 year old son on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too busy. There was lots to do for a toddler and he had a pot of fun. We both really enjoyed the 4D movies and the foam blocks. He was also able to go up into the play structure when the crowd had died down and there were not big kids on it and he really enjoyed exploring that. The rides were perfect for a toddler(as long as they are of height) and the staff were very friendly. I have since bought an annual pass as this is definitely a great indoor activity for him that he can do at anytime. Just an FYI there are 2 annual passes, one is for Sunday to Thursday and excludes family oriented holidays and March break and the other (more expensive) gives full access at all times.

  • 4/5 Tara 2 years ago on Google
    Our son had so much fun here. Its not big inside but for sure was such a fun atmosphere for our 8 year old. The movies were fun for all. We were here for 3 hours and will be bringing our nephew back next time for a Christmas present. I only gave it a 4 because some of the things there didn't work. Staff was awesome!!

  • 4/5 Cavan T. 2 years ago on Google
    It was great for the kids. They had a blast running around, climbing and interacting with everything. The cafe was priced great, customer service was good. I bought the tickets from Costco. Which I would recommend. Try not to pay full price, full price isn't worth it.

  • 5/5 Kal S. 2 years ago on Google
    A nice experience for the kids, nothing on a global level but good enough for them to explore. There is a complete city (Toronto) made out of Lego, a 4d cinema, a few rides, and a cafe. Worth the visit

  • 1/5 Ryan S. 2 years ago on Google
    Pretty garbage place. There is nothing to do here. For the money you spend, they should have a better place for kids to play. The only thing kids like to do here is build a car and have it go down a ramp. If you haven't been here before don't waste your money. There are plenty of other places to entertain your kids for less money and better customer service. I would give a better rating if we could at the very least transfer our ticket to another day or get a refund. I mean, how hard is it to just make a transfer?? It's a massive company, who are we hurting if I want to at least transfer my ticket???

  • 3/5 Raina L. 1 year ago on Google
    This place is very fun for kids. I am not that much of a little kid but it is recommended for little kids (ages 3-10) so I dont think its a good place for teens. I loved mini land, 4D theatre and the rides. The price was high in my opinion. But overall, good place for toddlers and kids.

  • 5/5 Marla M. 1 year ago on Google
    So me and my partner went for Adults Only Night at LegoLand and it was so much fun. It was nice to be a kid again. Also it was a pre checkout for me as I will be bringing my nephew here for his birthday so it was nice to see what was available.

  • 4/5 Saurabh V. 2 years ago on Google
    It's a busy place if you go in weekend. Since its in a plaza, parking is not an issue. I was hoping it's a big place but it's not. You can be out in 2 hours. Has washrooms inside and a small cafe. Also, this place is cashless. Good for once, not sure I would return as there is not much to see or do.


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