LEGOLAND Discovery Center is opening in Boston in May at Assembly Row in Somerville! I couldn't be more excited for this wonderful fun activity center coming to our area. We visited LEGOLAND in California and absolutely loved it. All pictures in this post are from that visit. I also want to share a contest with you that they are running to find their inaugural Junior Construction Panel.
Twelve LEGO® fans, aged 5 to 12 will have the opportunity to become junior ambassadors and help resident Master Model Builder Ian Coffey with tasks and events at the new attraction. Parents/guardians can submit applications for their child now through March 14. As part of the application, young candidates must include a video or photo and written response that answers the questions: “What makes you the biggest LEGO fan and why should you be on the Junior Construction Panel?”
Entries will be judged on the creativity and enthusiasm exhibited in their submission, and the imagination conveyed in their LEGO model. Complete contest rules and submission requirements can be found online here and can be submitted until Friday, March 14th at noon. Twelve LEGO fans will be selected by Coffey, and the inaugural Junior Construction Panel will be announced Monday, March 17 on LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston’s Facebook page.
The LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston will be the first and only one in New England. The 44,000-square-foot indoor attraction, geared toward children aged 3 to 10 and their families, will feature millions of LEGO® bricks and will offer a fun, highly interactive and educational two- to three-hour indoor experience. The attraction will feature interactive LEGO experiences, LEGO® Rides, LEGO® Studios 4D Cinema, LEGO® MINILAND featuring replicas of Boston landmarks made out of LEGO bricks, LEGO® Factory Tour and birthday rooms. The pictures below are from the LEGOLAND in California.
We loved visiting LEGOLAND in Carlsband, CA and we can't wait to get a small taste of it in our hometown.
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Twelve LEGO® fans, aged 5 to 12 will have the opportunity to become junior ambassadors and help resident Master Model Builder Ian Coffey with tasks and events at the new attraction. Parents/guardians can submit applications for their child now through March 14. As part of the application, young candidates must include a video or photo and written response that answers the questions: “What makes you the biggest LEGO fan and why should you be on the Junior Construction Panel?”
Entries will be judged on the creativity and enthusiasm exhibited in their submission, and the imagination conveyed in their LEGO model. Complete contest rules and submission requirements can be found online here and can be submitted until Friday, March 14th at noon. Twelve LEGO fans will be selected by Coffey, and the inaugural Junior Construction Panel will be announced Monday, March 17 on LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston’s Facebook page.
The LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston will be the first and only one in New England. The 44,000-square-foot indoor attraction, geared toward children aged 3 to 10 and their families, will feature millions of LEGO® bricks and will offer a fun, highly interactive and educational two- to three-hour indoor experience. The attraction will feature interactive LEGO experiences, LEGO® Rides, LEGO® Studios 4D Cinema, LEGO® MINILAND featuring replicas of Boston landmarks made out of LEGO bricks, LEGO® Factory Tour and birthday rooms. The pictures below are from the LEGOLAND in California.
We loved visiting LEGOLAND in Carlsband, CA and we can't wait to get a small taste of it in our hometown.
http://www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com/boston/
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Disclosure: I am providing this information as per a press release received from LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston. I will be working with them more in the future. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.
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