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Added by Jopie, at 20 July 2015
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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10 Reviews
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01 August 2017
Came here today as an out-of-towner to visit with my 14-month-old daughter. We were trying to kill some time while daddy's working. $8 admission for adults, $6 admission for children and seniors, babies are free. Very adequate free parking. I'll admit, when I saw it from the outside I debated going in (its in an old 3-story high school), but I think we had a good visit. Not handicap accessible though. I took my stroller in. A friendly museum worker helped me get it to the 2nd story (main floor) and back down again. Had to carry my baby around on the third floor though and park the stroller in the gift shop. Its a charming little place. Different buttons around the place make things light up and move. Even a robot concert starts for you on the 1st floor when you touch a button. World Guiness Record holder place. It is interesting.
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23 June 2017
The large LEGO structures and creations we're cool. The large floor mosaic was a great feature. The displays that were from the former Legoland theme park are a really nice touch. However, the loads and loads of off the shelf items that were on display and the boxes for those retail items on display as well was a bit much. The place could use a some general contractor work: put the electric wires in conduits and junction boxes, refinish the wood floor and redo the other floors, sand and paint the surfaces. It seems like it was planned somewhat haphazardly. Continue working on it. The theme per room is a good idea. If you love Legos this is the place to go.
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22 June 2017
Worth the stop, it's off the beaten path looks run down from the outside however the toys and Lego sculptures are cool. The building is an old school very cool architecture and each classroom has a theme.
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22 June 2017
Super fantastic place for a day trip. Gift shop has some deals so spend time looking. Bring cash encase the card reader is done. I love this place as much as my son!
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01 June 2017
Great place. Amazing things they can build with Lego blocks. Had some of my kids birthday parties there.
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26 January 2017
We've been there once. Going back this weekend!
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17 October 2016
I love it there, I also love that it's an old school house, I will go back.
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19 July 2016
Great place for something to-do with kids!
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10 April 2016
Looking for a stop along your journey and love Legos? Well this is it. The "museum" is in an old school. My husband said the school was just like the one he went to for elementary school, which was cool. There are displays everywhere. When you walk in, you go to the gift store to pay admission. Pay it. They need to keep this place open. So many Legos to see. I am not sure we saw everything. You have to go to the lower level, they rock out down there. Old school Legos and some new ones. Adults will see the dust and dirt, our kids will not, so just roll with it. Their minds will be blown away by the collection.
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27 July 2015
Ok, so I was really worried about the 2 hour drive from Columbus and back, especially when I pulled in. It's an old school, and could use some updates and some cleaning, but the kids never seen any of that! They LOVED IT! 3 boys 9yrs (Slightly Autistic) 8yrs & 5yrs and a 6yr old girl. They had a blast and didn't want to leave. I would definitely recommend it!
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