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LEGOLAND Discovery Center At Easton Is Officially Open

LEGOLAND Discovery Center has officially opened at Easton, and it’s as awesome as you thought it would be.

Yellow wall sign welcoming visitors to the LEGO factory tour with directional arrows

The opening ceremony kicked off with a children’s parade led by the one and only Bertie, the LEGOLAND Discovery Center mascot and the creative kids. All of the kiddos waited patiently while opening remarks were given by a handful of speakers.

“It has been a thrilling journey to the grand opening of LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus and we are overwhelmed by the support and excitement we’ve experienced across the state of Ohio,” said Jacob Kristensen, general manager, LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus. “We are excited to give families a truly unique experience and the chance to be immersed in a colorful world of creativity and imagination.”

Costumed LEGO minifigure characters pose with visitors at LEGOLAND Discovery Center

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus is a 36,000-square-foot, two-story, indoor attraction that features:

  • Two interactive rides: Kingdom Quest and Merlin’s Apprentice.
  • A 4D Cinema where you can enjoy your favorite LEGO movies with additional wind, rain and snow effects.
  • 10 LEGO play zones including an area where you can build and test your own race cars and a LEGO DUPLO area for younger children.
  • MINILAND Ohio which includes iconic landmarks from Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati made out of over 1.5 million LEGO bricks.
  • A Creative Workshop where you can take LEGO building classes from the Master Model Builder.

Merlin's Apprentice ride entrance with wizard signage at LEGOLAND Discovery Center

“We are all about families having fun together through playful learning,” said Kristensen. “We provide two to three hours of interactive and educational entertainment for families, no matter the weather! We want children and their parents to be inspired to build anything, anywhere inside the attraction.”

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus is located at 157 Easton Town Center, Columbus, OH 43219 and will be open 365 days per year, Monday – Friday from 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Single-Day Admission Passes are available for purchase online starting at $20 per person or $24.00 per person at the door. Children under the age of two are free. For more photos, keep scrolling.

Castle-themed hallway with a LEGO jester figure at LEGOLAND Discovery Center

Build & Test area with checkered flooring and racetrack-themed decor at LEGOLAND

LEGO Duplo play area with a slide, ball pit, and squirrel and rabbit statues

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Children and adults explore a large LEGO building display in an interactive museum exhibit

Children build a LEGO city skyline model at a hands-on table

Visitors gather at the Merlin's Apprentice ride entrance at LEGOLAND Discovery Center

LEGO Friends character play stations with themed tables in a colorful exhibit room

Merlin's Apprentice ride vehicle with wizard hats and red seats at LEGOLAND

Giant red and yellow LEGO dragon bursting through a brick wall display

LEGO city model with high-rise buildings and a lighthouse on display table

Creative Workshop area with yellow curved benches and a display shelf wall

Birthday party room at LEGOLAND Discovery Center with star decor and cakes set on tables

Merlin's Apprentice ride spins with red seats and wizard hats in motion

Miniland entrance sign beside a doorway view of the LEGO city diorama

LEGO model of a domed government building among a downtown city skyline

LEGO Miniland cityscape with classical buildings, skyscrapers, and tiny figures on streets

LEGO model of the Book Loft storefront on a miniature city street

LEGO diorama of an Art Deco tower and skyscrapers overlooking an outdoor concert crowd

Family looks at a LEGO stadium diorama with an indoor sports court

LEGO diorama of a city plaza market with vendor stalls and shoppers

Bright yellow LEGO store interior with merchandise shelves and costumed figures

LEGO Friends shelving display with yellow framing holding boxed sets

LEGO store display with plush minifigure toys, backpacks, and character wall murals

Chelsea Wiley

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Chelsea Wiley

Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.