We came here 5 years ago when my oldest was really little and the impression was so strong we came…read moreback while he is still a kid. For a 6 and 9 year old this is a perfect place to take them, especially if they are into Lego. Designed by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) the architecture is reminiscent of Lego while not being overt and in your face in execution. It's very balanced for somehwere to come as a kid and as an adult. Here are some tips and advice during your visit to Lego House: -There are playgrounds and photo-ops outside, The obvious ones are at the entrance but every floor has a cool little play area that is often empty you should check out. -You get a RFID bracelet you use to get your own personal creations and photos and they are available for 29 days online. The quality of photos isn't great but all the digital assets are very high resolution. -Check the calendar and make reservations like for the robot cafe, we were lucky to have a lego designer signing the day we went. -The basement is an amazing chronological history of Lego and worth checking out at opening.

Lego House was our final stop after taking selfies outside of Lego Corporate, Ole Kirk's House,…read moreLego factory and a couple other Lego buildings. We came on 9/22 before Lego House closed for a couple days and it was not crowded at all. There were no lines or waits for any of the experiences We loved the different experience zones where we let our creative juices flow. Per the staff, each zone was meant to challenge a different part of your brain but we just enjoyed everything. All of our creations and selfies were tracked against the QR Code on our wristbands and we downloaded everything from the website within 30 days of our visit. Besides the experiences, there were lots of Lego creations to see and admire on every floor and the Lego history museum was a must see. The museum was a comprehensive timeline of Lego from the founding to the present. You can even check out the collection of select Lego sets but the online database was even more comprehensive. Now I know which sets were issued in the birth year of all my kids! The only area we missed out was the mini chef restaurant since we didn't make reservations. The restaurant wasn't full but you could only sit and order with a timed entry. Oh well next time. Lego House was definitely designed for all ages!

Top notch experience The Legos are to die for and the rides…read moreare not bad for adults but the kids will definitely enjoy the rides. We didn't have a chance to try the Lego fries but there is always a next time. The miniature creation - Minilamd was very good, so good in fact that it gave us ideas what to visit in Denmark. The rides are adult friendly and the wait times are not lengthy making it manageable for old folks like me. It's definitely with a visit

This place is a kid's dream and for any adult who has ever played with Lego blocks! From rides to…read moremini shows to gigantic Lego displays of places, people, and things, it is all really magical to see. The food is actually really good here unlike a lot of the amusement parks in the US. Must have the Lego brick shaped frites and dont forget the candy floss (cottin candy) too. They have a resort attached to the park so of course there is early access to those who stay on property like the other popular theme park with the mouse mascots!

From the owner: In LOasen Vesterhede we have apartments in different sizes, so there is room for both small…read morefamilies and for the larger families. All of our apartments are with private bathroom and a small kitchenette. We have a lot of activities for the children so when they have fun the parents can relax. If you have a autocamper, van or tent you are of course very welcome, too, as we have a small campersite.