![]() ![]() Then she tried to get me to put my purse against an open gate area where people were walking in an out. Just because my children are taller does not mean that they are older. First off, she does not get to judge the age of my children and in a busy place I am not comfortable leaving or splitting up my children. Her response was your kids look older and so they can ride alone. The lady was extremely rude when I questioned why. The biggest issue we had was when we tried to ride the Kingdom Quest ride we were told that my kids were too big, and they needed to split our family up. Next, the additional price I paid for my boys to do the scavenger hunt for a prize was a huge waste. Second, I purchased the VR option, and the line was so long we were never able to do it. For the Lego area be prepared there is zero organization to this place. The only saving grace was the sea life area. This was not worth the price of admission and if I could give this a zero for the Lego portion I would. Nothing in their store was cheaper than Amazon, I did like that they validated our parking :) ![]() We also declined the ridiculous phot package at the end, if they had a digital option for $5 I would have bought it, they must lose a lot of sales bc of the price gouging. But I am glad we got the one time experience. I don’t think we will be back bc the cost is so prohibitive, I could get a zoo or Witte membership for that price. I’m not a big lego fan but I loved seeing my kids so happy and enjoying themselves on the two rides and I loved that they allowed us to bring our toddler on the medieval ride, it was a blast being able to do something with all of us since she was too small for some of the other activities. My husband was a lego fanatic as a kid and was loving mini town and all of the themed interactions. We spent two hours and then everyone was ready for a nap, I wish they opened before 10. We purchased tickets online and brought our three small kids, it was a great time. What we need to do is keep evolving the experience and Lego changes all the time, so this isn’t going to be what it is forever and a day.We paid $100 for a family of 4, absolutely bonkers, so we saved it for a rainy day activity. “There’s something for everybody from the top end to the bottom. “We have a really amazing retail offer at Chadstone,” says general manager Fiona McKenzie. The opening of LDC follows the launch of Hoyts cinema and two new dining precincts. The shopping centre is predicted to generate more than 22 million visits this year and is currently undergoing a AUS$660 million redevelopment. Multi-million visitors and redevelopment at Chadstone shopping centre As part of the offer at Chadstone, it should be well-placed to pick up repeat business from within a 90 minute drive. Grove adds that LDC is expected to attract both international and domestic visitors. “The foot traffic to these centres is enormous.” “We pitch Legoland as a premium product, which aligns with the key demographics of centres like Chadstone,” notes Legoland Discovery Centre Melbourne general manager Drew Grove. ![]() Further LDC venues are expected to open over next two years at major shopping centres around the country. Merlin apparently chose Melbourne after research revealed the city had Australia’s largest Lego fan base. The family-friendly facility is the 18th Legoland Discovery Centre worldwide, and the first in the southern hemisphere. The latter features replicas of local landmarks created using over 1.5 million Lego bricks. As with all Legoland outlets, a Miniland exhibit is central to the experience. The AUS$12 million facility was created by Merlin Entertainments in partnership with Chadstone co-owners Vicinity Centres and Gandel Group.Īttractions include a 4D cinema, factory tour, Kingdom Quest dark ride, Merlin’s Apprentice interactive ride and multiple Lego building opportunities. Located at the Chadstone shopping centre, Legoland Discovery Centre Melbourne opened on April 18th. Up to four more Legoland Discovery Centres (LDC) could open in Australia following the brand’s launch this week in Melbourne. ![]()
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