Kingdom Quest is the first attraction in the Discovery Center, and is one of two rides.
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After the video, we were free to move into the actual Discovery Center and play! The Legoland Discovery Center offers timed entry for crowd control, so we entered at our designated time, took pictures in front of the green screen, and went into a holding area where we got a video “tour” of a Lego factory, and got to practice making Legos.
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My Hubby loves to play blocks with the kiddo, and he’s just a big kid at heart, so Legoland Discovery Center seemed like a perfect place to spend Father’s Day! They also were running a promotion for free entry for fathers and grandfathers with a paid child so it was an economical option too! They also offer discounts for online, advanced purchases, and Legoland often runs promotions through Groupon so it’s worth looking into a discount before planning a trip! My secret hope is that my kiddo will fall in love with Harry Potter so that we collect and build the Harry Potter Lego sets! My oldest nephew was obsessed with Legos, and could whip out the most complicated Star Wars Legos in a few hours when he was just five years old.
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My house is full of Duplos, and it’s only a matter of time before Legos take over my basement. After spending the night in Cambridge, we drove to our our second stop on the trip – Legoland Discovery Center in Columbus. Our first stop was in Cumberland, Ohio to visit The Wilds. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the LEGOLAND Discover Center Columbus website.Over Father’s Day weekend, I planned a surprise road trip for Hubby, the kiddo, and me. LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus is located at 165 Easton Town Center, Columbus, OH 43219. LEGOLAND Discovery Center is best for kids ages 3-10 - but really, is anyone ever too old to play with LEGO? This brand-new Columbus attraction is just another reason to love Ohio – and Cincinnati parents can easily make LEGOLAND into a fun day trip as the weather turns colder this fall! (Santa brought the fire station for Christmas last year and my kids got such a kick out of playing inside a real-life version.) The LEGOLAND Discovery Center is the ultimate indoor (LEGO) playground - the three-story LEGO City play space looks like a larger-than-life version of your kids’ LEGO fire station, construction and police station sets. (Have your kids slide into the soft bricks - it’s so fun!) For younger tots, there is, of course, a Duplo playground with large, soft bricks, blown-up animals for climbing and even a playset and slide. My kids could have easily spent hours in the LEGOLAND indoor playground(s). The cityscapes were absolutely amazing and included lots of buttons for kids to interact with the scenes. My favorite part of LEGOLAND was MINILAND Ohio - an expansive homage to Ohio’s iconic buildings and cityscapes (including Cincinnati’s Museum Center and Great American Tower!).
Photo used with permission from LEGOLAND Discovery Center The other is a carnival-like spinning ride that’s not for the faint of heart! The first put kids in the driver’s seat as they battled virtual medieval villains in a LEGO world. There are two rides in LEGOLAND - and my kids enjoyed both. They’ll enjoy putting together different LEGO figures and being immersed in the world of LEGO. Upon entry, kids can take a “factory tour,” which is an interactive experience that puts kids in the driver’s seat of a virtual LEGO factory. It’s 36,000 square feet of fun in Columbus’s Easton Town Center, and it’s everything your LEGO-loving kids could dream of - and more! With indoor playgrounds, two rides, MINILAND Ohio, a 4D cinema, virtual “factory tour” and 10 themed play zones, LEGOLAND Discovery Center is absolutely worth the drive. LEGOLAND Discovery Center just opened in Columbus and is the 12th in North America and the only location that’s a true day trip from Cincinnati. It’s safe to say that they’re obsessed with all things LEGO, so when we learned that the eponymous LEGOLAND was coming to Ohio, we couldn’t wait to check it out! My kids love LEGO, and on a daily basis are playing and creating with the little multicolored bricks.
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