Reviews for Legoland Discovery Center

We had kids from 6yo to 14yo with adults and we ALL enjoyed it. Was well worth it. It was about 4hr drive for us. The structures were unbelievable. There was alot to do for what seemed to be a pretty small place. Spent the majority of the day there. The gift shop wasn't too highly marked up. Over all would definitely recommend.

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus

I am honestly shocked by all the recent 5 star reviews on here. Our first trip here was for our oldest's (who is now 12) 5th birthday which apparently was 6 months after they first opened and it was impressive and we loved every minute of our visit. Fast forward 7 years we returned with our now 7 year old and our now 12 year old and it was seriously gross. Imagine what a room with no windows would look like if it hasn't been cleaned or repaired doe 7 years and that is what you get. The most run down part was the once impressive Philadelphia sky line. The entire things was coved with such a thick layer of dust my mom my sneezes the entire time we were in that area. The legos themselves were cool but it was depressing to look at them with so much dust and dirt on them. Half the moving parts were broken and most of the lamp posts and mini figs were either askew or completely knocked over. The streets were covered with a thick layer of dust, dirt and dead bugs and the water for boat race had a nasty layer of film over it and debris floating in it. Oh and the ceiling spot lights were not even on in this area so it was extra depressing almost like they kept them off so not to highlight how rundown it was. It was truly bizarre how unkept and run down this area was. Another disappointment was that the movies broke while we were there so we didn't get to experience a significant part of what we paid for. The ride was fun-ish but again very dirty and dusty. The arm chairs throughout were faded and worn which added to the depressing vibe. Also there was almost no staff so things were just thrown all over the floor in a way that it was home when we had previously visited. There was staff on where likely required by law, there were two staff members at the ride, one at the climbing area and one with the virtual reality (which you had to pay extra for so we didn't do since we had already spent much just for admission to this gross experience) the things what were newest were better maintained Ninjago area was fine, and Lego friends seemed fine, a small stop motion area seemed okay cafeteria seemed okay as well. One other thing that was unfortunate as the large gap in the class area when we're were there there was almost.a 2 hour gap and since the movies were down that day my kids had lost interest well before the 2 hour mark so we left before we could participate in that. I am sure that gap had something to do with staffing hit was inconvenient especially in the prime time we were there which wad a weekend afternoon. All and all it was fine but dirty. I could see if someone was traveling to the area and it raining and you just needed to get out of the house it would be fine but just be prepared for it to be run down and dirty and you won't he let down LOL.

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia

My daughter loved Legoland (Chicago). This was a great trip and she was excited and amazed. She really liked all the Lego creations and the 4D movie.

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago

Not worth the price for 7/9year old boys. Everything was geared towards toddler or age 5. Their only favorite part was building and racing cars, which we do at home anyways without paying $100+.

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Dallas/Fort Worth

dirty & dusty for a Saturday - LEGO bins were low, it looked drab, not fun for the kiddos and upkeep was subpar compared to when we went in the summer-time on a Saturday. It wasn't very busy March 2025 when we just visited on a Saturday but you can tell this location has not been well maintained. We arrived very early and the tables and play area countertops had greasy fingerprints all over them and had not been wiped down from the previous day - kinda gross! Paying $40/person for admission into something not well maintained is a bummer. You can do better guys.

Product: LEGO Discovery Center Boston

dirty & dusty for a Saturday - LEGO bins were low, it looked drab, not fun for the kiddos and upkeep was subpar compared to when we went in the summer-time on a Saturday. It wasn't very busy March 2025 when we just visited on a Saturday but you can tell this location has not been well maintained. We arrived very early and the tables and play area countertops had greasy fingerprints all over them and had not been wiped down from the previous day - kinda gross! Paying $40/person for admission into something not well maintained is a bummer. You can do better guys.

Product: LEGO Discovery Center Boston

Could use an update. I remember coming as a kid and not much is any different. The ride with the shooting broke down right when we got to the front of the line was super disappointing

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago

I enjoyed going but during the week is the way to go. Weekends are too crazy and waiting in line for anything here is not worth it. Note - we went on a homeschool day for half price which feels like the right pricing and there was barely anyone there. I don’t think paying full price for a crowded day makes any sense. Also, we had to show proof of homeschooling which is fine but I wish the add would have told us we would have to prove anything. 1. Duplo zone is cute for littles. The Dino merry go round was a hit. 2. There is a short ride which is fun and safe. You use wants to blast things on screens. 3. Movie theater is 4D. Smoke, wind and water (sprinkles). I don’t love wearing the glasses. There are 3 different movies which are all about 10 min each. Not a lot of dialogue, just fun visuals. You can sit in the back to avoid getting wet. 4. Food is standard fare, overpriced snacks etc. 5. For runners the exit and the entrance are close to each other which can make monitoring easier 6. Space zone - build a spacecraft and then scan it and then fly it around on a big screen. Super fun! 7. Class - there is a little side room by the entrance that sometimes has building classes. We didn’t know this and missed out but they looked fun. 8. Pictures - there is a Card you will get to track photos throughout like on the ride and at the entry way. Not a ton of other picture places. 9. Embossing - there were a bunch of places on the wall where you could “stamp” a paper. It’s an extra fee to get the book but a plain piece of paper works too 9. Buildings - I absolutely loved all the DC models and castles etc. The lights go on and off to show various areas. Look down low because there are cutouts underneath the structures as well or on the sides. 10. Climbing zone - small and closed when we went 11. Hero area - small but fun to do the laser room 12. Mini fig- when you first walk in, there is a bunch of mini fig pieces. You don’t get to keep them but you can make one and play with it throughout the visit. Be careful about putting it in the machine called FINAL MISSION. It will scan it to put it in a little video but you won’t get it back. Lots of tears if you don’t want your kid! 13. Ramp area - there are 3 structures for kids to launch vehicles they build. A volcano , over an alligator and through a pyramid. Definitely a hit.

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Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto

I really wanted to like Legoland Vaughan, but honestly, I was a bit dissapointed. The place just feels kind of small and not as exciting as I thought it would be. The rides are all very tame – I get it's for kids, but even my little ones seemed to get bored pretty quickly. The exhibits were cool at first, but there weren’t enough interactive things to keep them engaged. The lines were super long, and the place just didn’t seem to have enough staff to keep everything running smoothly. I was expecting a lot more from a Lego park, but it felt more like a glorified play center than a full-blown theme park. The food was also overpriced and honestly not that great. I’m sure kids might still have a good time, but for the price and hype, it didn't live up to expectations. I think we might stick to other places next time. Definetly wouldn’t rush back unless they make some major improvements.

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I did it!

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Fun

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus

Horrible experience When we first entered, it was extremely crowded. We proceeded to buy tickets, but suddenly they said it was going to cost 64 DOLLARS+ FOR 2 PEOPLE.. After a bullet went through my wallet they, said we're going to enter at 4:30pm, (for reference it was 3pm) DO NOT COME HERE WITH A RESERVATION.

Product: LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto

Smaller than I expected but still so much to keep little ones engaged and happy. My son LOVES the Kings Kingdom themed ride, the play place and the movie theater the most. Easily spent 3 hours, and could have stayed longer but we didn’t have the time that day.

Product: LEGO Discovery Center Boston