LEGO Store

My daughter and husband loves building Legos. It’s a fun activity to build race cars and do the race with other families.

This store is an adult and kids dream come true. It has everything that you would expect to find from a Lego store including sets an individual pieces that can be custom selected and put into individualized containers.
Staff here can be a little overwhelmed at times with all of the crowd so finding someone to help you might be a little difficult.
There are some very awesome Lego structures that you can take some great photo ops with. These include Buzz Lightyear the Hulk and Maleficent the Dragon.
It has multiple entrances so it’s easy to get in and out of the store. And it’s located in the middle of the west side of Downtown Disney which is surrounded buy a bunch of other great stores.
Overall: A
Customer service may be difficult to get but overall it’s an awesome store.

Really nice, really crowded. Wish they had more Doctor Who merch but there’s hardly any out currently. Star Wars merch was a plenty but cost a pretty penny. The Millennium Falcon alone was 150 alone. You can build legos which is fun for the kids. Just make sure to wash your hands after

This LEGO Store is one of the busier ones I have been too. Tons of Disney themed Lego models on display inside and outside the store! They have 7 Lego tables for kids to build and play with while they are at the store. My sons loved this and we spent about a half hour building Legos. I would not recommend coming here with you kids unless you have plenty of time because there is so much to play with and look at!
On one side of the store is a wall full of Lego bricks and pieces so you could buy what pieces you specifically need/​want. A la carte if you will. There are also areas where you could build and buy your own 3-​pack of Lego figurines, which I thought was cool. I think this is a great store and staff were more than willing to help. The only negative is Legos are soooo expensive!!!

My kids love this store!
They can build there one character, play with the legos on the many stations they have throughout the store and the best is that they can build a car and race it on the racing track they have it on the store.
Awesome store!

This store is intense when it comes to Legos! I absolutely love the Lego sculptures that surround the outside of the building as well as inside. Each one is exquisite! There are more figures inside to take pictures with like the hulk and toy story. This is a pretty big store so please watch your kids cause it’s easy to lose sight of them. The place is crowded every time I come I here and the acoustics are terrible so you can’t hear anything. When it comes to Legos this store has everything! A whole wall of just build your own, personalized Lego merchandise, mini figure key chains, and every set imaginable from big to small, for just girls, boys or adults. Prices range from however big the set is but I’ll be honest their prices are better than what you would find online for some sets. They have a lot of licensed products too such as Star Wars, Doctor who, Ghostbusters and superheroes. There’s also tables outside for kids to play and build their own. Annual passholders will also receive 10% off their purchase.

Surrounded by some huge sculpture scenes built entirely out of Legos. The store has many interactive play with Legos. Kids had a bit of fun here. If your kids are into Legos this would be a can’t miss experience

Growing up, LEGOs we my go to toy. I’d spend all my allowance on buying a new set to build. It’s truly a fun time to come into the store & see all the neat stuff they’ve built with LEGOs & all the times they have for sale. I feel like a kid in a toy store.
This store is pretty large, as most of the stores are in the Disney Springs (Downtown Disney). They’ve got a few LEGO statutes around the store for photo opportunities. A large wall of different LEGO pieces for you to pick from. Tons & tons of different box sets for purchase. My only complaint is they didn’t have a lot of the Duplo line, the ones for kids under 4 years of age. My nephew is at that cusp & I was going to get him a large mat that would allow for building with the Duplo LEGOs, but they said that it was only available online.

This store is 2 – 3 times larger than the one at home in the mall. I’m not sure the selection is any larger, just more of each item on the shelves, but the displays and activities are more intense.
Just outside one of the doors they have a Lego car race. You build your own car with the pieces provided at the table next to the ramp. Then you can race your car against the others have built. Simple, but highly engaging for the kids.
Inside the store there’s the usual «DIY» displays where you can make and buy your own mini-​figs. They also have large sculptures, like The Hulk that you can take your picture with.
Outside the store they also have large sculptures which are blocked off with plexi-​glass fencing.

Large Lego figures, CHECK!
A scad of Lego kits, CHECK!
Helpful Lego Employees, CHECK!
The Lego Store at Disney Springs (Formerly Downtown Disney) is a nice shopping experience if you can get past the scores of Dads and kids in the lego bins out front and the tons of 20 somethings taking selfies with the figures inside.
They have build your own Figurines 3 for $ 9.99 bins in the store as well as a plethora of sets along the wall. For all the chaos that this store could be (And pain, when you think about the amount of loose lego pieces that float about) the store is relatively clean and tidy.
We had absolutely tip top customer care from three delightful ladies, especially when we asked about Dr. WHO Lego sets, they believed that they were sold out, but they weren’t sure, so they went to double check, when they came up empty handed, one of them came back with a free shipping coupon for us. Which was amazing. Absolutely NO wait to check out and a friendly wish for a good holiday season and we were on our way out. It was a good cap to the end of our night.

This Lego store is awesome. My local store in Cleveland Ohio was my first and it is great, but this one is a marvel by comparison. I shop for my son and this coming Christmas I wanted to get a variety from the pick a brick wall. The wall at Orlando is maybe 3 times as large as my local one. I filled 2 two cans with some amazing smalls and honestly wanted to keep going but had to refrain.
Displays are awesome and the store is nice and big. I got there around 1030 am on a Monday and it was not at all crowded. Busy somewhat but it was an easy visit. As always the employees are very helpful and helped out when I needed to get my debit card fixed. Apparently my bank is unaware that my first purchase in any major metro area is likely to be at a Lego store!

I love this store and my son loves it even more. They have every Lego set you can think of! They also have lots of individual pieces. There are two building areas with lots of pieces for the children of all ages to be master builders! There is also an area to build cars and race them. My only complaint is that they do not have seating for the parents while the children play. I suspect this may be because they don’t want people hanging around forever, but with a sprained ankle it was a bit of a pain. My husband has had his eye on a VW bus Lego set for years, we went to visit it, but I don’t know if I see myself spending yay much on a toy… For an adult. Lol. There are huge Lego structures including dragons, princesses, toy story characters, the hulk and they also have many of the sets already put together so customers can see how cool they are. Prices range from average to WHOA! But it’s definitely one of our favorite places to stop when we are at Downtown Disney… ehem… I mean Disney Springs.

I just had to do a review update here and change my 4 star rating to 5 stars. When I wrote my initial review five years ago, I didn’t have the appreciate for Legos then that I do now. Basically, I had never played with them before and now I’m a complete and utter addict!
I’m still amazed at all the huge displays both inside and outside the store that are displayed and are permanently there. It’s definitely something to see!
Before, I did try to avoid the Lego Store, but now, every time we go to Disney, I go to the Lego Store at least once … usually more. I also ALWAYS buy at least one Lego set now.
I love putting together the really large sets. Ya know, the really costly ones that are $ 100+. I have put together a few of the smaller sets, but they just aren’t that much fun to me because there’s zero challenge. I recently put together the van from Scooby Doo just because it’s really cool… even though it is small.
The next thing on my agenda is The Simpson’s House ($ 199) and The Batman Tumbler ($ 199).
Love Legos! At the rate I’m going, I’m going to have to dedicate a room in my house just for the Lego creations I put together because my collection is very quickly getting out of hand! :D

They seriously need to change the name from Lego Store to Lego HEAVEN. They always have beautiful masterpiece Lego sculptures in front of their store. They even have a giant Loch Ness monster in the cove that rises out of the water around twenty feet high and is weaved into and out of the water.
Inside is where the real magic happens. No matter what kind of Lego project you are dreaming up, this store can help make it reality. They have bins upon bins of Lego pieces of any and every shape, size, and color.
The Lego Store also has ready to assemble kits which have been in and out of production for years. If there’s a Lego product from your childhood that you have been hunting down for years chances are you’ll find it here.
Personally, I was never a big fan of Lego products and I still stop at the Lego Store every chance I get simply to bask in the wonder of it all.

Yayyyyy, Legos! This place is awesome… They’ve got a large variety of Lego sets for both boys and girls… There are so many to choose from odds are your kids will want more than one…
This is a great place to go with you kids… They will love it… And if you’re like me you will as well.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! A store that sells only LEGOs? Shut! Up! Don’t play with me man. My emotions can’t handle it. Oh my… it’s… it’s… so beautiful!
The LEGO store is located in Downtown Disney, so of you want to check it out, be prepared for lots of people. It can sometimes be a chore getting to it, all of the great LEGO sculptures outside the store can draw rather large crowds (Maleficent being my favorite). However, fight your way through those crowds and you earn your chance to fight your way more crowds. The store is always packed, but that’s just a testament to how awesome it is.
Once you get adjusted to the crowd, and the flow of traffic you can begin to enjoy the store. The outer walls are all stocked with every current LEGO set out there, plus some older sets, and maybe even an exclusive set here or there. Awesome. They are arranged by themes, so it’s easy to find what you’re looking for. The center of the building has some of the bigger sets built and displayed, so you can see (and salivate) them in person. Amazing. However, the most impressive thing is the wall of bricks in all shapes and colors. A LEGO builders dream come true. Fantastic.
If you’re a fan of LEGOs, or have kids, or just like awesome things, brave the crowds and go check them out. I see something new and exciting every time.

This is probably the best LEGO store I’ve been in, and it’s a must for my kids anytime we visit Downtown Disney. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, which is saying a lot considering how busy they always are.
This is one of the few stores on Disney property anywhere that I don’t feel has prices twice as high as you’ll find at any other store. From what we’ve noticed, the prices are just about the same as you’ll find at any other LEGO store in the country, and they always have a nice little sale rack in the back. As with any store at Disney, you’ll find some ridiculous lines here during the peak hours, but I’ve always found the lines to move pretty quickly.

What’s there not to love about LEGOs! All of the large LEGO figures, especially the sea serpent, are very impressive! It was great to join all the kids to build LEGO racecars and compete for the prize (I lost). I especially loved the wall of LEGOs, where you can select each exact block — where was that when I was a kid?!? And the make-​your-​own-​LEGO-​person station is genius! I wish I had more time — I was going to make little LEGO people to represent everyone on my team :)

Lego heaven! I can imagine heaven being something like this store… except without the price tags. The Lego Store is a glorious cornucopia of fun where dreams are literally built. There is no end to the possibilities of this place.
You can take pictures next to some of the coolest Lego sculptures you will ever see (Hulk) and build to your heart’s content. If you are having a tough time with your budget than this is definitely not the store to visit. It is very very painful to leave without spending a fortune. I wanted so bad to get my hands on the Batman tumbler… Damn those lego people! They know me too well.
If you leave this store without a box or two in your hands, it is likely that your children will hate you but I considered it a great measure of my self-​control. However, if you are weak, this would be a great place to max out your credit card!

The fun thing about the LEGO Store at Downtown Disney Market Place is how well it merges Disney and LEGO together. With a variety of our favorite characters made out of legos! From Winnie the Pooh to Buzz Lightyear, even some of the Avengers like the Hulk!
When you walk around the circular store you get a larger idea how many lines they carry for all ages, including the Architecture sets of famous monuments around the world.
One of my favorite things about the store is a room for making your own LEGO creations. I’ve spent time with my roommates there just playing for a couple hours before, I’m not ashamed of that lol :)
If you love LEGOs, you will love this store.

Loja fantastica. Varias pecas de lego de todos os tipos, tamanhos e cores. Uma loucura. Recomendo.