Fascinating - As a child , every holiday and birthday I dreamed and asked for a Lego set. To be able to experience this attraction in real life, with such convenience was a absolute dream! My inner Lego fan girl was definitely awakened!!!!!!

We had a great time as a family and had fun - A well organized place, more for small children or adults who like Lego. It's to have a good time. The price is adequate

Very entertaining. - Very hands on and the 4D Movie was a great experience. It was amazing seeing all that one can do with Legos.

Legoland-Super-Lite - For starters if you have been to Legoland before and do not know what Legoland Discovery Centers are, do not go here with the Legoland "theme park" mindset as we did. Despite reading and seeing the pictures of the venue, we couldn't help coming here with the Legoland theme park expectations from our great experience at Legoland Deustchland. The venue is quite small, and our children were approximately 4 and 1 at the time of our visit. With that being said, a lot of the exhibits did not necessarily garner their interest due to number "hands-on" activities available. Ultimately, our family are fans of Legos which helped with our enjoyable experience here at the Legoland Discovery Center, after some of the initial disappointment wore off. We found the interactive ride very enjoyable and recommend it to anyone coming here - it is probably the best part of this venue. There is also a small theater and playground available. Definitely good for a rainy day, but arguably good for any Lego fans.

Costs too much for too little. - Overpriced for what it was. Brick stations poorly organized and stocked. Parts of ride broken. Fair price would have been $20 a person. $35 a person was a waste for what was a pretty disappointing experience for my 5 year old son.

Expensive and Disappointing - I love everything Lego - until now. Admission was expensive and my kids were entertained for only about a half hour, 15 minutes of which was a climbing area that had nothing to do with Lego. Main display was neat and the one ride was decent (albeit approximately 4 minutes). Movie was dated. Sure, there were some building areas but we can do that at home for free. The store area was roughly half the size of the entire exhibit area. Lego is never a bargain but the quality usually makes up for it. This experience fell very short and I am almost surprised that Lego would put their name to something so subpar.

Few Attractions, Not Worth the Price - Not up to par for Lego. This place is tiny! The video on their website is false advertisement. We were expecting another ride or two, a character appearance or anything to justify the money spent. The play areas are crowded and messy. The lego city was really cool as was the 4D movie. You can see three movies if you time it right. The Lego building workshop was fun until we realized you can’t keep your build like you can at Legoland Florida. So you’ve paid over $100+ dollars and they won’t let your kids take home a $5 Lego? The place is also for very young kids. I’d say 8 or 9 years old is the cutoff. The ride was also really short and the wands don’t work. They need more here especially for the price.

not fun at all and very overpriced - it was very overpriced and only a few fun activities the only thing you can do in their is play with lego or watch a 3d movie om 3 min and all the stores where real overpriced $9 for a cup of ice cream! even my kids didnt enjoy they called it the american night mare

Avoid at all costs - Wow this place is bad. I was wary going into it but it’s worse than I even expected despite my low expectations. First, it’s really expensive and for a family of four, we spent over $200 for the combined sealife and Lego experience. But the facility is understaffed and poorly maintained. While we were there, the 4d movie was broken as the 3d portion wasn’t working so you’re watching a movie that is basically green and red and finally they didn’t even bother giving you the glasses, you just watched a blurry movie. The play place was closed for an hour because the person was on “break”. The place is filthy. There are legos and food everywhere. The Lego workshop was barely run - someone had to close it because the guy had a birthday party to run on the aquarium side. It’s like a Lego daycare with no staff and everything is broken. Such a waste of time and money!

Dissapointing - Legoland should provide more stations where children can use their creativity. There were stations that were poorly set up, with pieces missing. Lego land can provide small mini lego figures for kids to take home. The creative workshop would be a highlight if the kids can keep what they build. This place is overpriced for what they provide. My kids were bored very quickly.