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I maybe an adult but I still love Legos. I just got back into do them so have bought a few smaller sets. I really enjoy flowers and I'm starting with the botanical. So when lego had a "make and take" event i had to go. I was shocked when I got there but still happy to get a new little botanical. They have different events and a mini figurine for your birthday. The staff are always so helpful. See the things I've put together so far.
I already love shopping here because they always have special Lego sets that you can't get at Target, Amazon or Walmart. And I also love that you can build your own custom Lego people here. Service is great; they always have many knowledgeable helpers if you have questions. Yesterday, they had a free event on Halloween to create a small pumpkin Lego to take home. Prices are typically higher than what I want to spend, but events like these spread so much joy, it makes me want to just throw my money at them and take all their Legos home!
A must see at the Mall of America is the Lego store. The Lego displays that are have on top of the store are simply amazing. You get a different perspective as you walk around the store. You see even when you go up to the second and third floors. In the store, there is a Lego play area, along with many Lego bricks and sets available for purchase. I highly recommend the Lego store.
This Lego store is inside mall of America on the first floor. It's located near one of the few elevators so that was nice. Their store builds were absolutely huge. Best view of them is on the third floor right above the store. We were lucky when we visited because they were having a special event for May 4 and Star Wars. Everyone was able to help build a small square of four really big Lego murals. You can do as many as you want and the staff was very encouraging. Store was very busy, but I was able to find help quickly with a question I had about a particular set. Overall, a very cool store.
If Legos are your thing, this is your store. What a super collection of kits, models, parts, special pieces etc of a ton of Legos! From Star Wars to Batman, to race cars to Transformers this is the best collection of Legos hobby kits I have seen. It's fun just to walk through just to see it. You have to get in line to get in as they restrict the total number of guests. But the line moves fairly quickly - we waited maybe 5 min.
It's been a long while since we've actually gone in the Lego store at the MOA and this trip reminded me why I should stop in more often. It's a fun and engaging place with Lego items for kids and adults alike. While there you can play in the build a character, play a lego chess, pick and build wall, take photos with fun Lego characters, and so much more! They have a reward program that offer a fun cool magazine for your kiddo sent right to your home - we love them! They also have Build-A-Lego for the kids, every so often, where you receive a small free Lego kit to keep. Prices range from budget-friendly to expensive. You can find characters, places, movies, and so much more to build. It's truly a fun place to explore and enjoy with family, friends, or even by yourself.
Nothing is better than going to the Lego store! There usually is a line especially during spring break, holidays and weekends but it typically goes pretty fast. They have lots of unique sets here. They also have a really cool place right outside the Lego store where kiddos can play with duplos at little tables and make cool designs. Great way for parents to chill while their kiddo creates. On this particular day they gave out free Lego builds. They had one prior to 2pm that was a heart on a stand. They gave you the pieces and instructions and you could make it there or take it home. Then after 2pm they switched to pandas holding hearts...all with the Valentine's Day motif. We bought two sets in the store and I didn't wait longer than a minute to check out. Lots of great huge legos on top of the store and you can even build your own Lego figures from scratch!
Been here a million times and can't believe there isn't a proper Yelp page. The place is huge with incredible large Lego creations on top. There is a great selection of hard to find Lego. The service is always courteous and helpful. Of course Lego is expensive but nonetheless a great value and often an appreciating asset!
This is our FAVORITE store at Mall of America! I'm not a big shopper, but I'll always drop too much money here, and on this recent visit, I even bought something for myself. I don't know if it was a good thing or bad thing that we reached the VIP threshold to get a "free" exclusive set. They were counting customer attendance to get into the store, but the line moved very quickly. The checkout line vacillated between long and no waiting. We ohhh'd and ahhh'd at some new sets (DREAMZzz, botanicals, Pac-Man) and of course had to find the most expense set in the store (we think it was the $850 Star Wars Millennium Falcon). One kid with me spent a lot of time picking out three custom-designed figures for a (comparatively) thrifty $9.99. And then there's the FREE experience of letting the kids dig in the store-front bins to make a creation while you rest your feet.
Customizing LEGO at the Mall of America was fun and surprisingly difficult. Lol. Digging through bins of tiny parts to find components of your family's personality is a journey for sure. But for less than $10 for 3 mini figs you can't miss this unique souvenir! The epic LEGO store is compact but entertaining stop on your mall tour.
So cool some of the Lego creations like children in Peter Pan land. Outside the store hanging in the air they have a Bat Helicopter w/Batman repelling down, a person on a motorcycle, a caveman fighting a saber tooth tiger, a Minotaur fighting a Roman, but most impressive is the gigantic model of a transformer about 30' tall all made out of LEGO pieces. I was talking to one of the sales people (Pee Wee Herman) at the store about this transformer figure, he told me they used 2.8 million pieces to assemble it. The whole object is designed on a computer that is used to create the image and determine what piece & color needs to put in the correct location to make the individual objects. The guys that work in the store look like something from kiddie land or Revenge of The Nerds. One guy had red hair in a page cut style similar to Capitan Kangaroo w/a mustache & mutton chop sideburns. Talk about dated styles. The other guy I was talking to looked like Pee Wee Herman. The store had a number of smaller creations placed around the store in display windows w/objects made of LEGO pieces. They had a number of items along 2 of the 4 walls w/completed models that were built along w/these items to be purchased. Along the front wall behind the register was the wall of cylindrical tubes 32 across horizontally & 14 vertically. Each container was loaded w/100's of individual LEGO pieces, all different sizes, shapes & colors. It's a cool store to browse and imagine the possibilities of building your own LEGO masterpiece.
Wanna go to this Imagination Center? OK! Leggo! The LEGO store is expensive. It's too expensive. But so is this whole mall. It's located at the biggest Mall in America - the Mall OF America! It's a long walk from the car, so be prepared. Be very prepared! Bringing your kids here can be great for them but if they start wanting to buy stuff here than forget about it - unless you're loaded - or in so much debt that you don't care anymore which seems more likely these days - because you'll need a lot of money just to make that happen. It's like any other Lego store is, but just feels a little bit more fancy and extensive and special because they've gone all out for the Mall Of America location. But yes, awesome. And fancy. Like Charli XCX. And Iggy Iggz.
BRICK BY BRICK One of the largest LEGO Stores in the USA can be found inside the country's biggest mall. My wife and I brought the kids here on our second day at the Mall of America. We spent close to an hour milling around, looking at the displays and creating our own LEGO minifigs. The huge wall of "pick & build" bricks is a sight to behold, featuring 180 different types of pieces. Above the store are a series of larger-than-life dioramas, including a caveman fighting off a LEGO sabretooth tiger, a gladiator battling a huge minotaur, a helicopter suspended from the ceiling, and a massive 34ft Gundam mech suit. Hats off to the team of master builders that assembled these! There's a freeplay area for kids to explore and design; most employees are big LEGO fans themselves and are more than happy to help out or answer questions. On the shelves, you can find nearly every themed set imaginable: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Back to the Future, Star Wars, Fortnite, Bluey, and many more. One item that stood out to me was a 9,000pc Death Star set (retail price: $999.99 USD) that seemed more like a "dare" purchase than a real thing. Who the f*** has enough disposable income to drop a grand on a toy?? Now that I think of it, a lot of the bigger sets like LOTR's Isengard, Hogwarts, and the Ghostbusters firehouse were thousands of pieces (and hundreds of dollars!) * TL;DR * Any visit to the LEGO Store is a colorful one, especially when we're talking about a flagship store. Of the 83 LEGO retail outlets in the country, the one inside the Mall of America is second-largest at 6,500sq ft - Rockefeller Plaza recently claimed the title with 7,175sq ft. There's plenty to look at here, so be sure to stop by the LEGO Store inside MoA! read more
15 days ago
Lego, legos everywhere...great selection of new and older models available. Wall of colors had everthing you need. read more
I maybe an adult but I still love Legos. I just got back into do them so have bought a few smaller sets. I really enjoy flowers and I'm starting with the botanical. So when lego had a "make and take" event i had to go. I was shocked when I got there but still happy to get a new little botanical. They have different events and a mini figurine for your birthday. The staff are always so helpful. See the things I've put together so far. read more
I already love shopping here because they always have special Lego sets that you can't get at Target, Amazon or Walmart. And I also love that you can build your own custom Lego people here. Service is great; they always have many knowledgeable helpers if you have questions. Yesterday, they had a free event on Halloween to create a small pumpkin Lego to take home. Prices are typically higher than what I want to spend, but events like these spread so much joy, it makes me want to just throw my money at them and take all their Legos home! read more
A must see at the Mall of America is the Lego store. The Lego displays that are have on top of the store are simply amazing. You get a different perspective as you walk around the store. You see even when you go up to the second and third floors. In the store, there is a Lego play area, along with many Lego bricks and sets available for purchase. I highly recommend the Lego store. read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
This Lego store is inside mall of America on the first floor. It's located near one of the few elevators so that was nice. Their store builds were absolutely huge. Best view of them is on the third floor right above the store. We were lucky when we visited because they were having a special event for May 4 and Star Wars. Everyone was able to help build a small square of four really big Lego murals. You can do as many as you want and the staff was very encouraging. Store was very busy, but I was able to find help quickly with a question I had about a particular set. Overall, a very cool store. read more
If Legos are your thing, this is your store. What a super collection of kits, models, parts, special pieces etc of a ton of Legos! From Star Wars to Batman, to race cars to Transformers this is the best collection of Legos hobby kits I have seen. It's fun just to walk through just to see it. You have to get in line to get in as they restrict the total number of guests. But the line moves fairly quickly - we waited maybe 5 min. read more
2 years ago
It's been a long while since we've actually gone in the Lego store at the MOA and this trip reminded me why I should stop in more often. It's a fun and engaging place with Lego items for kids and adults alike. While there you can play in the build a character, play a lego chess, pick and build wall, take photos with fun Lego characters, and so much more! They have a reward program that offer a fun cool magazine for your kiddo sent right to your home - we love them! They also have Build-A-Lego for the kids, every so often, where you receive a small free Lego kit to keep. Prices range from budget-friendly to expensive. You can find characters, places, movies, and so much more to build. It's truly a fun place to explore and enjoy with family, friends, or even by yourself. read more
Nothing is better than going to the Lego store! There usually is a line especially during spring break, holidays and weekends but it typically goes pretty fast. They have lots of unique sets here. They also have a really cool place right outside the Lego store where kiddos can play with duplos at little tables and make cool designs. Great way for parents to chill while their kiddo creates. On this particular day they gave out free Lego builds. They had one prior to 2pm that was a heart on a stand. They gave you the pieces and instructions and you could make it there or take it home. Then after 2pm they switched to pandas holding hearts...all with the Valentine's Day motif. We bought two sets in the store and I didn't wait longer than a minute to check out. Lots of great huge legos on top of the store and you can even build your own Lego figures from scratch! read more
Been here a million times and can't believe there isn't a proper Yelp page. The place is huge with incredible large Lego creations on top. There is a great selection of hard to find Lego. The service is always courteous and helpful. Of course Lego is expensive but nonetheless a great value and often an appreciating asset! read more
1 year ago
This is our FAVORITE store at Mall of America! I'm not a big shopper, but I'll always drop too much money here, and on this recent visit, I even bought something for myself. I don't know if it was a good thing or bad thing that we reached the VIP threshold to get a "free" exclusive set. They were counting customer attendance to get into the store, but the line moved very quickly. The checkout line vacillated between long and no waiting. We ohhh'd and ahhh'd at some new sets (DREAMZzz, botanicals, Pac-Man) and of course had to find the most expense set in the store (we think it was the $850 Star Wars Millennium Falcon). One kid with me spent a lot of time picking out three custom-designed figures for a (comparatively) thrifty $9.99. And then there's the FREE experience of letting the kids dig in the store-front bins to make a creation while you rest your feet. read more
2 years ago
Customizing LEGO at the Mall of America was fun and surprisingly difficult. Lol. Digging through bins of tiny parts to find components of your family's personality is a journey for sure. But for less than $10 for 3 mini figs you can't miss this unique souvenir! The epic LEGO store is compact but entertaining stop on your mall tour. read more
So cool some of the Lego creations like children in Peter Pan land. Outside the store hanging in the air they have a Bat Helicopter w/Batman repelling down, a person on a motorcycle, a caveman fighting a saber tooth tiger, a Minotaur fighting a Roman, but most impressive is the gigantic model of a transformer about 30' tall all made out of LEGO pieces. I was talking to one of the sales people (Pee Wee Herman) at the store about this transformer figure, he told me they used 2.8 million pieces to assemble it. The whole object is designed on a computer that is used to create the image and determine what piece & color needs to put in the correct location to make the individual objects. The guys that work in the store look like something from kiddie land or Revenge of The Nerds. One guy had red hair in a page cut style similar to Capitan Kangaroo w/a mustache & mutton chop sideburns. Talk about dated styles. The other guy I was talking to looked like Pee Wee Herman. The store had a number of smaller creations placed around the store in display windows w/objects made of LEGO pieces. They had a number of items along 2 of the 4 walls w/completed models that were built along w/these items to be purchased. Along the front wall behind the register was the wall of cylindrical tubes 32 across horizontally & 14 vertically. Each container was loaded w/100's of individual LEGO pieces, all different sizes, shapes & colors. It's a cool store to browse and imagine the possibilities of building your own LEGO masterpiece. read more
Wanna go to this Imagination Center? OK! Leggo! The LEGO store is expensive. It's too expensive. But so is this whole mall. It's located at the biggest Mall in America - the Mall OF America! It's a long walk from the car, so be prepared. Be very prepared! Bringing your kids here can be great for them but if they start wanting to buy stuff here than forget about it - unless you're loaded - or in so much debt that you don't care anymore which seems more likely these days - because you'll need a lot of money just to make that happen. It's like any other Lego store is, but just feels a little bit more fancy and extensive and special because they've gone all out for the Mall Of America location. But yes, awesome. And fancy. Like Charli XCX. And Iggy Iggz. read more
Legos are just one of those things that you just never seem to grow completely out of. It is amazing how you can build anything and everything with plastic little pieces and the feeling of being a builder/ creator is priceless. Legos aren't just for kids. This store is located at The Mall of America. Just look for the large Lego structures and you will be able to find it. On my most recent visit to The Mall of America last month, I decided to come in. I was hoping that there would be some kind of special figure that is unique to Minnesota since I was able to get a special Statue of Liberty figure at a Lego store in New York last year. Unfortunately the store employee I asked had told me that they don't anything unique like that in this store. He said that everything in store are things you can buy on line :( I felt rather disappointed and so I left empty handed (but not without playing with some of the little figurines and taking photos with the life size in store Lego structures). This store is definitely fun to look around and even play and build things where there are plenty of Lego blocks and other pieces to create unique items. read more
This is a must-see for Lego enthusiasts young and old. There are so many larger than life lego creations to see, not to mention and incredible selection of lego kits to buy. The staff is incredibly knowledgable and really friendly. There are legos to play with and free build if you want. It seems that most weekends and several week nights each week have themed events that lego club members and regular customers can participate in. Plan on spending at least an hour here if you like legos or have kids. We visit the store every chance we get and it is always different and fun. read more
4 years ago
Fun space for kids and adults. You truly have elbow room to enjoy your preferred line of LEGO. Keep in mind, this location does capacity control so on busy days/weekends you'll find long line(s) to get into the store. During the day/weekdays are best to visit. Staff are friendly and willing to help. You can easily spend 6 hrs in this store. read more
5 years ago
This place was so much fun. We actually like this store more than the flag ship store in NYC. Worth a stop if your a fan of legos. read more
If you're around the south side of Mall of America, this is hard to miss with the lego sculptures standing stories high. The 2nd floor is a great viewing area for all the different sculptures displayed above the store. Great place for kids as they have an area to play with Legos next to the store. This is also viewable from the 3rd floor food court. I do wish the items for sale were a bit cheaper as the lego sets are pretty spendy. Price aside, they do have a large variety of lego sets and pieces available for purchase so you are bound to find something that interests you or that would make a great gift. If it is busy, it can get crowded easily. Around the exterior of the store they have medium to large sized lego sets completed and displayed. If you are a lego fan or know someone who is, I would definitely recommend a visit! read more
I love LEGOs. Lego means "play well" and it's just a great product and a big part of my own childhood. So of course, I'm already biased about my review.... but the store itself is amazing. (+) LEGO everywhere. It's probably my favorite place in the mall of 'merica (+) Build your own lego person (+) Variety for young and old, throwback Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, and even new Bionicle and retro (but modernized) City and Space sets (+) Prices are reasonable, the giant sets and Technics/Mindstorms are a big hit to the bank account though (+) Giant lego robot mech on top of this place is astounding. I'd like to see the step by step instructions for building that ;) Reading Brick by Brick by David Robertson, fascinating company and remarkable turnaround in the toy industry from up, to down, and back up even more dominant than before. I highly recommend if you are interested in innovation, I'm sure Lego is an example in some business school case studies. read more
An amazing store for anyone who loves or has loved playing with Lego! They've got any and everything you could want, including duplos for the budding engineers. The most impressive stuff they have here are the giant Lego statues over top of the place including (As of March 2015) a three story giant Lego robot. My favorite however was the sweet caveman and saber tooth tiger - not sure why the affection is there for it, it was just cool! Worth seeing if you're in the area! read more
Located on the 1st floor of the Mall of America, The Lego Imagination Center has all of your Lego needs covered. From the build your own mini fig center to the hard to find sets to the outstanding customer service you are guaranteed to leave with a small on your face. And a large bright yellow bag filled with your next building adventure! Sign up for their loyalty program and earn points towards discounts on your future purchases. read more
8 years ago
Lots of fun.. with hands on, interactive toys and displays. The staff is alot of fun and doesn't pressure you to buy anything. My child was so excited to go to "Lego World" that he dressed up in a costume. I appreciated that the staff took time to notice his costume and made him feel special. The staff patiently answered his endless questions and got on his level to show him different Legos. Unique selection of Lego toys in a variety of price range. The build your own Lego action figure was a hit with my kid, and affordable. So much to see..deff will be back :) read more
Cute quirky place to provide a place for Lego fanatics to unite. It has some unique features to help parents share their nostalgia with their offspring. Only some of the employees seem friendly and happy to be there... you'll know who after just a introduction. I would like to see more robotics to help kids (and girls) get interested in it. Sets might be cheaper on amazon- but it's a must see on the list for any guest I have from out of town. Stop by - and make sure to see the Lego artwork on the side. read more
Fantastic store located right next to Nickelodeon Universe at the Mall of America. There's a great area for kids to play with Legos and use their imaginations. Service is always very good. Definitely join the VIP program especially if you have a child who likes Legos and if you will be shopping here frequently... And the program does not seem to be very well advertised so you will need to ask about it. Be sure to take time to enjoy the massive Lego creations above the store as well. read more
10 years ago
Such a great store! Almost every set is available, including many "hard to find" sets. The pick-a-brick wall is huge and the staff is really helpful. Plus benches for adults around the build tables outside the store? I'll be here a while... Kai: "can I buy one of the statues?" Aven: "can I get them all?" Stoked: the gargantuan builds that sit above the store are a feast for the eyes; the tables full of Lego to build with outside the store are well stocked. Bummed: not much- Lego hits a home run! read more
7 years ago
Located on the 1st floor of the Mall of America, on the edge of their amusement park, Lego World is the place for kids of all ages. It's a toy store with all things Lego and an open play area for building with Legos. From the moment it opens at 10 AM and store personnel fill the bins with the Lego pieces, the madness begins. There's separate Lego tables for little kids (Duplo blocks) and bigger kids (small piece Legos). The biggest attraction there has to be the Lego race track. You can build your own Lego cars and race them down a slope. Seems to be more of a father-son thing. The dads build the vehicles and their kids race them. But you better hurry and retireve your vehicle. Resourceful scavenger kids await the vehicles at the bottom of the ramp to take broken-off pieces to soup up their own vehicles. My one complaint is the endless shortage of wheels and axles. There are numerous giant Lego sculptures in the store like dinosaurs, Star Wars characters, a horse, and space ships. Cool to see just for the fine details. In the store, you can pick out any colors, shapes, or sizes of Legos and fill up a bin. Whatever you can fit in the bucket and closer the lid can be bought for a flat rate price. This is a good way to get the Legos you need rather than a generic assortment from a toy store. And watch your step! In the peak Lego mania, there's lots of pieces scattered on the Lego-pattern carpet. Kids dart in front of you with their race cars in hand. Easy place to lose a kid too. After what seems like hours, one by one, the parents remove their screaming toddlers who aren't finished with their Legos yet... with the promise of more Legos tomorrow. read more
5 years ago
9/2021 Brings out the kid in all of us! Totally awesome store to just spend time in. Lots of imagination here. If I had the money, I would buy them all! read more
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