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Once the movie was over, my daughter and I hopped on another ride called Merlin’s Apprentice. BONUS: we had the whole theater to ourselves! This was the first time my kids experienced a 4D movie, and it blew their minds.

The playground is limited to 15 kids (there were only a few when we were there) and is regularly closed for short breaks to be cleaned.Īfter the playground, we saw a 4D movie. There’s also a smaller playground for kids under 5, which is nice.

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The playground is really big but only has one place to enter and exit, which is always a huge plus for me. So cool!Īfter we were done building, the kids played in the playground for a bit. One of them even had a button to hit that started a countdown and then released the cars down the hill. I think this station was my favorite!Īfter doing some animations, my son built a few cars and took them over to the Build and Test Area where he got to race them down multiple sized ramps. The littles made a few fun creations and then ran over to the stop-animation creator studio to make their own LEGO video. So, we found the nearest table and got to work building! Miniland had multiple interactive elements, like a boat race, a scavenger hunt, and a rock concert.Īfter leaving Miniland, we were given a large bag of sanitized LEGOS.

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They even had a Cleveland replica with the Rock Hall, Free Stamp, Tower City, and other staples from The Land. After we stepped out of the ship, the attendants sanitized the car to make sure everyone is staying safe.įrom there, we made our way into Miniland, where there is all kinds of real-life places made into little LEGO sized displays.

We hopped in a ship (train car) and set sail to take out the bad guys (with our little laser guns) to rescue the cuuuuutest little dinosaur. This area was the first of two exciting rides for kids. It was a great way to start the trip.Īfter leaving the tour and heading into the next room, we found ourselves transported into a castle-themed LEGO experience called the Kingdom Quest. Our littles thought this part was super exciting. In this room, you’re given a quick tour (via a large, interactive video screen) around a LEGO factory while you get to create your own LEGO character on screen. We got there on a Monday at 11a, right when they opened and were greeted by their friendly staff.Īfter checking in at the front desk, we went to our first experience room, The Factory Tour. Our kids were immediately excited when they saw the giant giraffe since the biggest LEGOs they had seen were the two-three inch ones we’ve built at home. The first thing we saw when walking up was a huge giraffe, made entirely out of LEGOs. Content includes articles, videos and advertisements.A little while ago, we took a quick trip south and had the opportunity to visit LEGOland Columbus. Please note that we are not the official web site for the State of Ohio Division of Travel and Tourism, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Ohio Historical Society or any other Ohio state operated or non profit organization.Ĭontent for OhioTraveler’s monthly editions comes from four sources: Freelance, staff, press releases and advertorials. No part of this Web site may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without the written permission from Frank Rocco Satullo, owner of. Thank you for visiting, its Travel Guide, and other Visitors Guides, include Things To Do and Places To Go, whether its destinations in Northeast Ohio, Southwest Ohio, Central Ohio, Southeast Ohio, or Northwest Ohio such as Museums, State Parks, Historic Homes, Tours, Art & Garden, Historic Sites, Auto & Aircraft Museums, Theatres, Great Towns, Unique Shopping, Wineries, Restaurants, and other Getaways.ĭisclaimer: As a precaution, please call ahead to the venues you plan to visit to ensure that the hours, admittance and other information in this Web site have not changed or were not reported or recorded in error.Īll rights reserved. Ohio Festivals and Events: Jan | Feb | Mar | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec OHIO TRAVEL & TOURISM GUIDE TO OHIO TOURIST ATTRACTIONS & DESTINATIONS

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