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I've got to hand it to Legoland. They really do go out of their way to make sure you go shopping!
But what's so hard about that? Women naturally love to shop, and kids love to look for new Legos, so it's a match made in retailer's heaven. Here are 2 ways to shop conveniently and save some money:
1. The Package Pick-Up Service - Of course you don't want to be hauling your son's new 500 piece giant Lego set around the park. No problem! All retail purchases can be transferred to the park exit for you to pick up on your way home. Just tell the cashier you want to take advantage of their Package Pick-up service. 2. Shopper's Pass - If you are planning to buy something in the Park, stop by the outside Guest Services window and request a Shopper's Pass. An imprint of your credit card will be taken. If you spend more than $20 while in the Park on a Shopper's Pass, your parking will be refunded ($10). Read more details about
Legoland shopping and the Shopper's Pass.
The Stores at LegolandThe Big Shop - Located in The Beginning, this is the largest store in the Park. You'll find hard to find items, more Lego toy sets than you knew existed, hats, t-shirts, souvenirs, and much more.The Marketplace - Located in The Beginning, you'll find stroller and wheelchair rentals, disposable cameras, film, sunblock and snacks.
The Studio Store - Located in Explore Village, you'll find Lego toys from studio hits like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Speed Racer, Batman, Thomas the Tank Engine and Bob the Builder.
Dig Those Dinos - Located in Dino Island, this is for your budding paleontologist. Find dino-themed sets and you can even rent a shovel and excavate the adjacent sand pit and collect a special surprise when you return your shovel. Lego Club House - Located in Fun Town, you can stock up on bulk Lego bricks for $7.99 per 1/4 pound. You can get exactly what you need to complement your Lego sets at home.
Click here for a complete listing of Legoland shops.
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