LEGOLAND Discovery Center Bay Area

Cool place for my 3 and 6 year old. They had a blast and loved the 4D movies. However, for the amount of activities and size of the placed its wayyyy overpriced. The adult ticket is as much as a child and lets be honest, its for the kids. Adults should get in for free with a kid ticket purchase or at least at a significant discount.
Apr 7th, 2024

As grandparents with our daughters family and her two kids, we loved everything we saw. But after an hour or so we'd seen it all and the rest of the time our grandchildren played with the Legos. Since this Legos is in the mall my wife and I wanted to go out and walk around and sit down for a while. However we found out there are no in and out privileges which I don't really understand. We talked an employee into letting us go out for a break and come back later which we appreciated.
Apr 7th, 2024

Apr 6th, 2024

I am going to be honest, THE PLACE IS OVER PRICED AND NOT WORTH IT, I notice some of the staff were not very nice, not all of them, just wanted to be clear. They told us to leave the stroller we rented on in the back of the room, it disappeared and when we ask what happened, they just said that someone stole it. I don't want to take advantage but I think they were not very professional. If you still want to go there is your decision and wish you have better luck.
Apr 5th, 2024

This was the first time my son and I visited here, and while we had fun, it was a little disappointing. There are sections for building and creating with Legos that are great, and the train ride with the interactive wand was fun. There's a room in the middle with huge Lego builds to view, which are incredible. We found a few things were not working, which sort of ruined the magic of it all. In the large build room, there was a football stadium with buttons to turn on and then up and down arrows to "move". But nothing happened when we hit the "start" button, nor when my son tried pressing the up and down arrows. There was also a duplo structure with buttons on each side, but nothing happened when we hit those bottoms either- not even sure what they were supposed to do. And there was a ninja obstacle room. Instructions outside said to enter, hit start, then try to hit the targets and avoid the lasers, then hit stop and check your score. First, we couldn't even see the start button when we entered the dark room, so I used my cell phone flashlight to find it. Then, once we hit start, nothing was happening. We touched a few of what we assumed were "targets" and only when we hit one, did one line of light go across the room. When we finished, we couldn't find where we looked for scores. The 4D "movie" was fun, but a bit too much mist sprayed out, so my hair was damp and my son's sweatshirt was damp when we left. But it was a fun show. Overall it was fun, but I would say it's better suited for younger children (4-6) and they need to fix the broken items. Also, we arrived a couple minutes before they opened on a Sunday, and if we'd come any other time, I'd recommend purchasing tickets online ahead of time. There are two ticket stations, but it takes a few minutes to purchase, so if there's a line, it will take time.
Apr 7th, 2024