Meet Tapasya’s hungry robot and the vegetarian robot neighbour who both love to sing!Did you successfully complete your main reason for visiting RetailMeNot today? What is your main reason for visiting RetailMeNot today? Thanks for your feedback, we are always working to make RetailMeNot a better site to save you money.The only thing cooler than visiting LEGOLAND® Florida Resort during your Central Florida Vacation is pairing that visit with a stay at LEGOLAND® Hotel. The LEGOLAND® Hotel at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort in Winter Haven features more than 2,000 LEGO® models, a restaurant, pool, elevator with a disco ball, and tons of other clever details that will blow your mind and ignite your child’s imagination. You may also be interested in LEGOLAND® Beach Retreat. The LEGOLAND® Beach Retreat offers a great new way for families and friends to stay and play at The Resort. We still remember the excitement we felt when we stood beneath a smoke-breathing LEGO® dragon and watched hundreds of LEGO® minifigs and
confetti fall from the sky at the LEGOLAND® Hotel, but we always feel like kids again when we approach that colorful hotel made of more than two million LEGO®The adult experience has nothing on that of a child who is about to be fully immersed in world of LEGO® at a hotel The LEGOLAND® Hotel isn’t your ordinary hotel, so it’s not surprising that its lobby is full of fun, colorful LEGO® curiosities. We’re talking an ogre guarded castle, LEGO® brick pits, the Skyline Lounge, a kids night club, gift shop, restaurant, LEGO® Master Model Builder Sessions and more. The first step to planning your LEGOLAND® Hotel experience is choosing your room’s theme. You get to choose from four popular LEGO® lines including Pirate, Kingdom, Adventure and LEGO® Friends. Each room is highly themed and features LEGO® models, two separate rooms for adults and children (adults, you know you like that) and fun kiddy perks like a treasure chest and kids
newspaper, which is delivered each morning. Your stay includes a free buffet-style hot breakfast at the fabulous Bricks Family Restaurant. Bricks also serves lunch and dinner; there is something on their menu for even the pickiest of eaters. Aside from food, the second best perk of staying at the hotel (in our humble opinion) is early park access, or what LEGOLAND® refers to as “Bonus Brick Time.” Bonus Brick Time allows you to enjoy select rides 30 minutes before the park opens to the public. No awesome hotel is complete without a heated pool for those who vacation in Central Florida during winter months. features a zero entry, soft floating LEGO® bricks kids can use to build waterfront property, and is a kid-friendly four feet at its deepest point. if we failed to mention the picturesque views of Lake Eloise, LEGOLAND®, a running stream and of course, more LEGO® models. The LEGOLAND® Hotel may have been built for kids, but that
doesn’t mean there aren’t any adult touches. Adults can enjoy a stroll down the Lake Eloise Boardwalk to gardens once maintained in the historic Cypress Gardens, order an adult beverage at the Skyline Lounge and relax by a running stream at the pool. The hotel’s ability to put a grand smile on your child’s face remains to be its greatest feature. Want to do even more than visit LEGOLAND® Florida Resort during your Central Check out these otherYou may also be interested in LEGOLAND® Beach Retreat and LEGOLAND® Water Park.This Anchorage Museum organized exhibition explores the creative potential of LEGO® toys and bricks. The exhibition features work by New York artist Nathan Sawaya, who creates large-scale sculptures from LEGO® bricks, and English artist Mike Stimpson, who is known for re-creating historic events and popular culture scenes using LEGO figurines. Interactive stations in this exhibition include a LEGO brick workshop area and technology to help visitors create and build.
These hands-on stations emphasize LEGO bricks as learning tools with artistic, scientific, technological, engineering and mathematical applications. A full range of public and school programs will accompany the exhibition. LEGO bricks are symbols of innovation and a contemporary material used by architects, artists and engineers for their color, uniformity, ties to popular culture and endless potential for imagination. Despite a long history and simple form, LEGO bricks are more relevant than ever. Tickets are now on sale! Enjoy unlimited exhibition admission by becoming an Anchorage Museum member today! Enjoy free, unlimited exhibition admission by becoming an Anchorage Museum member today!Free AdmissionMembers enjoy free, unlimited admission to Brick by Brick. How much money will that save you? Two visits for a family of four to this exhibition costs $116. A museum family membership costs $90 annually. Bonus = Free museum general admission for an entire year.
Sneak Peek, 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2 Be the first to see Brick by Brick. Museum members may attend an exclusive preview Oct. 2 before the exhibition opens to the general public. Family Night, 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 10 A special night for members only to thank you for your support. Space is limited: First-come, first-served. Birthday PartiesOnly our members have the opportunity to purchase Brick by Brick-themed parties, which will be offered October through December. Learn about field trip opportunities. Exhibit Design Donated by ECI Hyer Education and public programs support ExxonMobil Major exhibition support CIRI GCI BP Interactive Play Area Sponsors Alaska Airlines Foundation Alaska McDonald's Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Davis Constructors and Engineers, Inc. Repsol Additional support AMC Engineers WILMWORKS Jeffrey Barnes and Barbara Symmes Totem Ocean Trailer ExpressChaz Limited LEGO, MINDSTORMS, and the Minifigure are trademarks and/or copyrights of the LEGO Group of Companies, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this exhibition.