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    Lego Discovery Center

    2.9 (59 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Wei H.

    I did not realize how much it could offer in there. It's actually bigger than I expected. It has a short interactive ride. Very cute and steady. You supposed to shoot bad guys to get points. Barely any wait. Inside has many stations that you can build your own car and test it out. A play jungle gym for kids (shoes off). I'm glad they have staff at the area to make sure kids are taking shoes off. Some characters came out and played with kids, taking pictures. They held a quick game at the center. There's a theater that plays different short Lego films every half hour (?) $35/person. Or you can use LEGOLAND YEARLY PASS to enter. Overall a great spot for kids!

    Nancy A.

    It is pretty small in my opinion. I did not know it was that small until I went inside with my 2 year old daughter. It is a lot though for my 2 year old. She got to build some Lego and enjoy the soft play area. Too bad adults cannot go in. There are many building stations all around Lego Discovery but it was not that much to get my attention. The first ride we did was the Star laser, which was alright. My Star was broken while my daughters was working so that was a bummer. I ended up using hers to shoot. There's a coffee shop in the middle. Then there is a nice city where you can view Miniland. It is beautifully built.

    Kylie K.

    What a fun place for builders are somebody like me just being amazed by creations here and taking photos lol We came in for a aquarium and got the combo tickets for sealife and lego center, i am glad I did. Kids get to make things interactive games

    Richard P.

    We visited this place in the American Dream Mall when we were in New Jersey with our one year old grandson. It's associated with the aquarium next door so you can save if you buy tickets to both. It was a good choice for a visit, even with such a young one. There is a play area and of course lots of different sized legos to play with. I am not a fan of having to pay for parking at a mall though.

    Sara B.

    Legoland was great! You can spend hours here without getting bored. There is basically just an unlimited amount of legos to play with. As to be expected at Legoland but seriously, all of the legos you could ever need. In addition to endless amounts of legos you can also find a large playplace, a train ride, a cafe, lego characters walking around, a big gift shop and so much more. There are lots of cute photo ops with ginormous lego creations, and the indoor nyc / nj skyscape is so impressive. It goes from day to night and even lights up. We visited with a combo pass that also included Sea Life, but because there was so much to do at Legoland I'd consider just getting a Legoland ticket for next time. You can also have birthday parties here which is really cool. I'd definitely consider that for the future. We'll be back!

    lexie c.

    Perfect for my 7 and 4 yr old.The staff were amazing.Will definitely comeback again.The guy in charge of lego class was awesome too.

    Gigi A.

    This was a pretty great experience that the kids LOVED and I'm giving it high marks for many reasons. It is not Lego Land the amusement park in Goshen. This is a small, indoor venue. Perfect for rainy days, winter school holidays or when you just can't muster the energy to walk a giant park. All things Lego, this space opens with a ride. Then you can take a workshop on how to build a seasonal Lego (we went in November and build a Turkey!). You can enter a building and knock down contest MC'd by a host or see a 4-D movie. What's 4-D you ask? You wear 3D glasses and have tangible experiences. Spoiler alert! You may get misted by sprinklers. They offered three different 10-minute movies and they were great! I would have seen all three On to the jungle gym (Ninjago). Fun for the kids but super germy and crowded. Also, there are free play building opportunities all around. Our favorite activities were the build a car then race it down the track (prolly spent 90 mins there) and the duplo climbing slide. The Duplo is great for younger ones. Tickets must be purchased in advance or at a Kiosk at the door and there's no guarantee of entry without a reservation. We went on the Friday of Veteran's Day weekend when school was closed and did not have to wait in any line. They have lockers for rent for only $0.50. They have a small cafe that has coffee, tons of junk foods, ice cream etc. Eat before you go. The price seems to vary from $35pp up to $50pp depending what day and time you go. Prices are higher at the door. Would DEFINITELY recommend if you wanted to kill 2 hours off the screens and love Legos.

    Tamara H.

    This place is great for a mini Legoland. It's a little smaller than the one in Yonkers but still has ample opportunities for kids to run around and have a fantastic time. There is a movie theater and a couple of small rides for the children. There is also an indoor playground and Lego stations for kids to build things and have fun. I love the room with building from NYC- it flashes from day to night. There is a package along with the Aquarium which provides a discount for the experience. Since they are located next door to one another, people can hit up both easily in one visit. I recommend coming here and doing it alongside aquarium visit. Fun for everyone!

    Michelle S.

    I believe they finished renovations, and the space was awesome! We went a year ago and did not think it was worth it, but my husband and 3yo had a blast this time! The 4D movie theater was a little scary but he loved the jungle gym, Lego ride and the "fishing" for ducks area.

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    Apolonia E.

    We went to have fun on a rainy day, but the place was small with limited activities.i doubt I will return . But it was nice for that one day . Wish it had more things to do .

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    Christopher P.

    I've been curious about Legoland for a while, ever since I saw it at the American Dream Mall. They offer individual Legoland entry tickets with entry times every 30 minutes, ranging from $25 to $30. Alternatively, you can get a combined ticket for Legoland and the Sea Life Aquarium next door for around $43. We opted for the individual Legoland ticket with the activity pack option, which is $5 more expensive. However, the value of the activity pack largely depends on the age of your child, since we went with our nearly 1.5-year-old baby, many of the activities weren't suitable for her. I would recommend it more for older kids and toddlers. Our visit started with an interactive ride, which our baby enjoyed. It's a 5-minute ride where you get to shoot things on the screen. Next, we watched a 4D movie, which was pretty awesome, but probably more appropriate for slightly older kids. Our baby found the 4D glasses a bit uncomfortable and was a bit confused by what was happening on screen, but she was mesmerized by the special effects like fog, water, lighting, and other elements that make up the 4D experience. Miniland was a highlight for us, even as adults. They had recreated NYC, Jersey City, and other parts of New Jersey with seasonal themes; during our visit, it was Halloween-themed. Some of the displays are interactive, so be sure to check them out! Legoland also has a Lego playground area, but it's also more suitable for older toddlers and kids. They have many areas to play with Legos for all ages, and we were glad to see they had larger-sized blocks that were safe for babies. However, do be cautious as babies might pick up smaller pieces left on the floor by other kids. Overall, we found Legoland pretty cool, I was hoping for more baby-friendly activities but we still had a blast (a great way to tire out the little one). It's definitely more suitable for toddlers and younger kids, and if they're old enough to be left unsupervised, parents can relax at the Lego Cafe or venture to other places in the American Dream. We plan to return in the future, but we'll wait until our baby is a bit older to fully enjoy all that Legoland has to offer. I recommend giving it a try!

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