Perhaps my expectations was set too high but it was my kids who wanted to leave after 2hrs. Small place with some Lego displays, a few rides and a kids playground. Lastly, I feel it's a bit expensive for this level of attraction. Legoland Tokyo is aimed firmly at the 3-10 year old demographic and was more like a big "playland" but included some great models of Tokyo city, a "shootem-up" ride, a 4D movie, and a few activity areas for building lego cars to race on different tracks. Good for kids, yes - and an indoor activity for those rainy days (or... Due to lack of alternative indoor playground for my 7 year old boy, we had to workout 7,200 Yen ie. 2 adults and 1 child to play in a small playground. Nothing much else other than some lego buildings etc. It's NOT MULTIPLE ENTRY so parents beware as you will not be able to reenter if you want to do... A small little place but packed with activities for the little ones. We were not expecting much but this place did keep us there for half a day.
There is an ongoing promotion on the entrance fees between Legoland Discovery Centre and Madam Tussauds. So both venues will keep you busy for a day. good for younger kids, its a small legoland amusement place, suitable for kids ages 2 to 7yo not so much for bigger kids, thats for my observation This is not LEGOLAND. But a small place with few activities. But, for your LEGO crazy kids, this will be a 2-3 hour fun filled experience. You will have a master builder class (very basic), lego train, a small ride, lego car building centre, etc... It's almost like Indoor playground with lego decoration. Definitely young kids thing and it's small that I want to call town not land. I'm not much legs fan compare to my spouse and kid. They seemed to have decent fun together. But don't expect much. My kid were happy when we visited this place.. he could play lego and enjoy every attraction there.. and we can buy any Legos.. worth to visit for children Saw quite a few negative or mediocre reviews of this and half expected to walk out after a half hour wishing I spent the $120 on vodka.
Instead we couldn't drag the kids (three under 8) away until nearly 8 pm (irresponsible parenting I know). The interactive stuff just kept going, 4D cinema (apparently the fourth dimension is getting water... the themed Lego displays are amazing, but it cost us almost $100Au for entry alone fr two adults and one child... lot of lego displays, and some small interactive things, and a 4D cinema, a small playground similar to any indoor play centre; all not too bad. Then our son was super excited to take a lego-building class (interesting experience...You must be 16 or over to participate in the Brickset Forum. Please read the announcements and rules before you join. 2016 = 35% more expensive to buy LEGO in Spain Yes, it's just an error from the web site. The issue with the prices on the web site it's already fixed.Tomorrow I'll call them to solve it. No, not Canada ;) @TigerMoth Maybe, but if you look at the Brick Bank, it's $169.99USD which is equal to $235.47CAD and our price is $219.99CAD or even the GBHQ, it's $349.99USD which is equal to $484.82CAD and our price is $399.99CAD.
It's a bit because of our currency that is really low right now (around $1.40CAD for $1USD) but it's still cheaper here. They used to, then the Canadian dollar absolutely collapsed. So has the Japanese yen. LEGO is probably cheapest right now in Canada and Japan than anywhere else.Funny how they don't complain anymore. I thought LEGO was out to screw Canada?Or maybe they never were and it's simple economics? Yeah, that's probably it. Sign In or Register to comment. It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons! Buying & Selling TopicsPrices of Lego will rise in Britain in the new year, the Danish company has confirmed. Lego Group is increasing its prices in response to the pound’s decline in the aftermath of the EU referendum. According to a letter signed by vice-president Fiona Wright, the price rise is “a direct result of the continued devaluing of the UK pound.” Wright adds that the company has been monitoring the exchange rate in the belief the pound would recover, but: “the complete opposite has occurred with the pound devalued by approximately 20%, therefore holding prices are no longer sustainable for Lego Company Ltd.”
The letter was published online by user Robb Lewis, who remarked: “Lego prices in the UK going up by 5% as of January. Lego prices in the UK going up by 5% as of January.Thanks Brexit. /1gvkLOHXe8— Robb Lewis (@rmlewisuk) December 10, 2016 The price increase means that a Star Wars Lego Death Star set, which currently retails at £399.99 will go up by around £20 next year. The Simpsons House will rise from £179.99 to around £190. While the origins of the post on Twitter are unknown, a Lego spokesman confirmed: “As communicated to our retailers, The Lego Group will raise prices in the UK, due to currency fluctuations.” I've been very calm post-Brexit regarding the falling value of the pound and rise in hate crimes but I draw the line at Lego prices going up— Rhys Callow (@Rhys_callow) December 15, 2016Because of #brexit your price of Lego is going up 5%. Think of the children!!— Macca Christmas🎄 (@KiwiSAHD) December 15, 2016 Ok now im hacked off, Brexit has divided the country, made racism rampant, and now because of it Lego is going up in price! V
Gareth Williams (@garethdw0312) December 14, 2016 ego is going up in price. Thanks to #Brexit. See what you did you idiots?!? Fuck sake.— Yasmin Rodgers (@yasminsaoirse) December 14, 2016 The pound has fallen by up to 20% against the dollar since the Brexit vote. In March, Lego Group said its 2015 revenue rose 25 percent to 35.8 billion kroner, and said some 100 million children played with Lego products or used Lego materials in schools. The company, based in western Denmark, has more than 18,000 employees around the world and ranks among the world’s biggest toymakers.Welcome to camelcamelcamel, a free Amazon price tracker! Our free Amazon price tracker monitors millions of products and alerts you when prices drop, helping you decide when to buy. Amazon Price Drop Alerts Create Amazon price watches and get alerts via email and Twitter when prices drop. Amazon Price History Charts View the price history of over 18 million Amazon products.