Airport CargoCity CargoLego City AirportCargo Plane60022 LegoBuy LegoLego City ToysConnor'S LegosCargo TerminalForwardLEGO City Airport Cargo Terminal Play Set---Garrett just wants the plane and the people..and the little white car...not the complete set We will be visiting Legoland a couple of days before christmas with 2 boys who are obsessed with Lego. As we would have been travelling for about 3 weeks already I was planning on getting the boys some christmas presents as close to christmas day as possible so we don't have to cart it across the county. So I am wondering if the Lego at Legoland is resonably priced or am I better off to go to Target or Walmart to get it? A lot of times merchandise at theme parks is overpriced but you never know. The LEGOLAND Park tends to charge retail prices for the most part, but sometimes have sales. One time when we went, they had a "tent sale" where selected items were 50% off or more. So it is worth checking out, but usually you get a better selection of items, and pay full price.
Near LEGOLAND is the Carlsbad some good deals, not neccessarily for LEGO, but still some good deals. One destination mentioned in this post Maybe I should leave the boys with dad at legoland and go shopping!! Looks good, how far from Legoland would it be? I will have a car. Darkbeer you are full of good info, you gave me the links/photos to Palm Springs Tram the other day :) Only a couple of miles by car, less than a mile as the crow flies. Thanks for the complement.... Lots going on, currently working on some future trips, Saturday is the special VIP opening for Windseeker at Knott's, then a chance to check out the Ayers Hotel in Anaheim at the end of the month as part of a Food Truck event. And starting the process on a Mexican Cruise, a trip to Orlando Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure (Harry Potter Land), and a trip to an island (either Aruba, Jamaica or Hawaii). Basically the last three trips are vouchers for "almost" free trips. Hope you have a great trip!
Angela - your shopping plan sounds perfect. Dads can always use a little more 'face time' with the kids :) We found the prices to be the same as other stores, but we had a membership so we saved an extra 10%. They also had a special of 30% off all Lego Games and when you bought 3 make your own lego figures you got 3 free. Their bulk selection was also better than the Lego store at Downtown Disney, and the same price. I will add that the selection is better than what you will find at Target and Walmart. Yes, agree with Jennifer. Legoland has some hard to find items that I have only seen online. They also don't keep a large inventory so if you see something you like today, don't wait until tomorrow to buy it. Or check with an employee to see if they have a lot of it in stock. I made that mistake and missed out on something I wanted..a Christmas item so once they sold out, it was gone for good. I've read that you can get a half pound of bulk Lego for $7.99 - that seems a good price as long as you are happy with bulk and not looking for kits!
Restaurant choice for a graduation (from law school) lunch Where's the best place to Exchange Currencies? 2 days in San Diego - Solo Family Visit - 4/22-4/28 - Hotel/Attractions advice Stay at airport Hilton night of arrival Whales in mid may Help needed for Resort with spa on the beach? 1 night in San Diego, which Restaurant!? Short San Diego Trip in August w/ Toddler LA to SanDiego drive, which route has more scenery See All San Diego Conversations How far to San Diego from Anaheim? Discount Seaworld / Legoland / Disney at Costco Best Area to Stay in San Diego discount coupons for sea world/zoo Any nice hotels with Water Slides? Celebrating anniversary in San Diego - where should we go? Best time of year San Diego in November San Diego 3-for-1 Pass? (Zoo, SeaWorld & Wild Animal Park) Scenic drive from San Diego to Los Angeles? Train BuildingBuilding SetCargo TrainLego SetsCombineAllowsTrainsForwardLove Lego's Cargo Train building set, which allows one to combine a love of trains and Lego.
FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISChristmas DuploChristmas Lego IdeasXmas LegoLego Christmas OrnamentsLego AdventChristmas GamesChristmas TimeDual IdeasLego Diy IdeasForwardFind out how to build a cute LEGO DUPLO present that will look amazing under the tree, or as decoration on the dinner table! + More Options | Need Help Finding a SKU? Walmart's Black Friday 2016 Doorbuster ad circular released A screenshot of Walmart's Black Friday circular advertisements for 2016. Walmart has announced their Black Friday plans for all those families looking to mix a little shopping in with their Thanksgiving celebrations this year. Unlike other chains, Walmart is distributing their Black Friday circular via their in-house smartphone app. TARGET ADS: See all 40 pages of Target's Black Friday deals at around 12:01 a.m. for Black Friday deals on Thanksgiving morning. Obviously, the alternative would be to continue to sleep. MORE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS: Kohl's releases their 64-page circular for holiday shopping
For the more grounded shopper, the stores' doors will begin opening at around 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. Again, the alternative would be to continue eating with your family and friends. As for what to expect this year, Walmart has highlighted several offers on televisions, toys, drones, connected home hardware, video games, laptops, tablets and so much more. There are also goodies available via the smartphone app, like the ones listed below: Hitachi 65-inch 4K Ultra HDTV for $599 ($400 savings) Xbox One S 500GB Minecraft Console with Bonus Controller for $279 ($20 savings) Acer 15.6-inch Core i5 Laptop for $299 ($150 savings) Cricut Explore One Special Edition Bluetooth Bundle for $169 (special buy) 1 Carat T.W. Diamond Sterling Silver Pendant and Earrings for $139 ($361 savings) RCA 11.5-inch 32GB Quad-Core 2 in 1 Tablet with Keyboard for $98 (special buy) Bounce Pro 7-Foot Trampoline for $79 (special buy) Lifetime 44-inch Portable Basketball Hoop for $69 (special buy)