LEGO Discovery Center Washington D.C

Overview

Enjoy many LEGO attractions including:

• Calling all heroes! Take on various challenges in HERO ADVENTURES from climbing wall to testing your agility in the laser maze.

• IMAGINATION EXPRESS adventure ride where families step aboard and travel through a giant LEGO® world!

• See famous LEGO characters on the big screen, like LEGO NINJAGO™, at the 4D LEGO Cinema.

• Take part in an exclusive space adventure in SPACESHIP BUILD AND SCAN, Build and customize your spaceship, scan it, and finally take the controls on your digital space journey!

• Explore MINIWORLD, a Washington, D.C. cityscape and a fantastical city made entirely out of LEGO Bricks – over 1.5 million to be exact.

• Perfect for the littlest LEGO lovers, budding builders can let their imaginations loose in our animal-themed DUPLO® PARK!

• Create a LEGO racing car at BUILD ADVENTURES and race vehicles on the test track for the quickest time.

City: Washington DC

Tue 29 Apr

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Starting at $27.99

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Tue 29 Apr

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Springfield
6563 Springfield Mall, Ste 12004

This is your ticket - show this ticket at the entrance upon arrival to scan and enter the attraction. Valid only for date referenced on ticket. Tickets are not for resale and non-transferable. Photocopies or duplicates will not be accepted.

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

LEGO Discovery Center Washington, D.C.

LEGO® Discovery Center Washington, D.C. is the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground where families are free to play, explore, craft, and laugh together located in the Springfield Town Center in Springfield, VA. Inspire the imaginations of children ages 3-12 with 1.5 million LEGO bricks in one location! The 32,000 square foot indoor LEGO attraction features 12 zones, including a LEGO-themed ride, a 4D cinema where you can see all of your favorite LEGO characters come to life with special effects, and MINIWORLD™ (a LEGO re-creation of Washington, D.C.’s most popular landmarks and a fantastical city). Kids can get tips and tricks from the Master Model Builder in the Creative Workshop, design their own LEGO car, and test it out in BUILD ADVENTURES, Build, customize, and launch a spaceship in SPACESHIP BUILD AND SCAN, and learn while having fun in DUPLO PARK created for the littlest of builders! Create, build, and play with the whole family!

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Fantajan

Jan 2024

This was our first visit to a Lego Discovery Center, so I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Generally, we were happy with our visit. If we were to go again, we would forgo all of the extras like the photos (really just a few photo ops that you can then download from a website when you can take all of the pictures you want with your own camera) and the activity pack (a little booklet that you can stamp when you do an activity and some facts and additional activities that aren’t necessary given how many other things there are to do). Our 11-year-old son loved making his own minifigure. Another highlight was meeting the master builder, a super friendly, engaging guy who talked to our son about what you need to become a master builder (creativity, comfort with computer-assisted design, and the ability to engage with people of all kinds). We took a Lego building workshop with the master builder in which he taught us how to build Lego Christmas trees since it was just before the holiday. We also really enjoyed watching all three of the 4D films which are relatively short, fun, and creative. The train ride is also fun with interactive games that you play, competing against others in your train car. You can spend lots of time just looking at all the details in the Lego mini city – a good part of which is a Lego reconstruction of the Washington Mall and all its monuments including Secret Service guys patrolling on top of the White House! We also really enjoyed the rocket activity in which you build, scan, and then fly your own rocket. The Discovery Center is not cheap but you can easily spend four or more hours there. This will be a highlight for the Lego lover in your family!

Anita_Y

Dec 2023

This place is amazing! My 15yo and 6yo had so much fun as LEGO is one of their favorite toys. I even had a great time interacting. There are plenty of interactive activities for the kiddos, including a 12-minute 4D movie and a workshop with a master builder. There is also an indoor playground for children aged 2-6yo. Also, kids create and keep their own LEGO minifigurine. There’s a photo station where you scan your memory pass, given at check in. Scan your memory pass at the Imagination Express ride for another captured core memory. But purchase the full digital package if you want to buy more than 3 photos. Also, you’re paying for digital photos, NOT printed photos. Lastly, weekends are extremely busy. Try going during the week for lower foot traffic and lower ticket prices.

MJ4Ever82

Aug 2023

Definitely a fun-filled day for the kiddies (and parents too). The train ride was cool and my kids loved the video games with Legos. Just DONT eat there. I thought it was a good idea to partake in their on-site cafe but the food was overpriced and awful. The staff was so nice and I felt bad for them trying to keep things moving. The veggie burger was horrible, the pizza was barely edible, and I paid $4.00 for an iced green tea (Starbucks) and they could only give me a cup of tea and offered me the option to add ice. But they never gave me the ice lol. The tea tasted like water that had been sitting out for awhile. We didn’t come there for the food but then I didn’t have the option to go out and eat, and come back. Some folks brought food with them, but they must be regulars, as I didn’t know I could do that. Otherwise, the attractions were worth it.