Interesting new store that just opened up this year at Mackinaw Crossings. They have every kind of Lego toy and mini-figure you can think of all under one roof. It's more of an all-ages environment, not just for children. Honestly, I might not let a small child run around here unattended, there's just too many breakable pieces in the store, including a large ferris wheel constructed out of Lego pieces that sits on display. It's a look, don't touch display, but really interesting when you look at it long enough.
The prices are higher, as is expected in Mackinaw City. It's standard tourism prices. However, this shop has a lot of rare, harder to find Lego mini-figures, so that was cool for anyone who collects them, like myself.
There is a Ghostbusters Lego car in a box autographed by Ernie Hudson. I thought about buying it, but it didn't come cheap, nor did I expect it would be. They had so many different Legos, including the more obscure designs and plenty popularized by pop culture, like Mine Craft, Star Wars and many super heroes.
This is more than a toy store and official Lego retailer. There is a hands-on Lego museum in the back for both kids and adults. Admission is $5 each. It features thousands of Lego pieces to work with and build your sculpture, plus a huge Lego display composed of thousands more Legos that you can try guessing how many and which kind were used. Very interesting for all ages.
I think it's a departure from the tourist-oriented shops that I've seen here in the past. It could easily be found in a mall downstate. Different change of pace for Mackinaw Crossings. I was glad to see one less gift shop selling moccasins and hoodies, but I like Legos, so maybe that's just me and my quirk, but I love me some Legos and I'm an adult. read more