Lego Store

It’s the LEGO Store. Employees are helpful and friendly with children. They carry lots of different sets. Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Hobbit, City and Friends just to name a few. It’s LEGO so of course it’s gonna be expensive. But you get what you pay for. High quality building toys for kids and grownups. Don’t waste your money on the imitations.
Sign up for their VIP membership and you will earn points every time you buy something that you can save and then use towards more LEGO!

Lots of great models to look at for inspiration. Always a fun pit stop while in the mall. I’m happy my kiddo is a germ freak and doesn’t want to touch all the open legos. I can’t imagine what must be on them with every kid in the area playing with them. Wish they had a better or bigger robotics area to look around. We stop in here frequently but I find better prices at Target so this is just a place we browse. Staff has always been friendly with us and my son, who is a wheelchair user, loves that all the models are eye level for him since it was built with younger kids in mind.

Surprisingly low key for a Saturday morning — we were in and out in no time. Staff was super friendly and helpful without being pushy — I wasn’t sure that would be the case as first as we were greeted with a «who are we buying a Lego set for today»? Our guy knew his stuff and helped us pick out a the perfect gifts — not cheap but worth the smiles for sure! The most fun purchase? The Lego Luke Skywalker watch — at $ 24.99 pretty steep –it comes with a tiny lightsaber though!

On our quest to find a small collection of Star Wars LEGO pieces, my friend and I ventured to the Lego store in Park Meadows. We wanted something small to do a preliminary photoshoot in the snow. Enter Jacquelyn, a wonderful associate who humored us throughout the night as my friend and I bantered over the Star Wars collections. She was super helpful and outgoing while suggesting other pieces that might compliment the shoot. By the end of the night, we left with a Stormtrooper on a keychain and 3 Christmas ornament globes that had an x-​wing and an AT-​ST inside to build with corresponding action figures. Knowing your LEGOs is an art and passion that gets engrained in people. I had so much fun building these sets and doing the shoot (see photos for a sample pic). I still get the same feeling opening up these sets as I did when I was a kid. I’m looking forward to many more trips to the Lego store!

I hate the Lego store in general. It’s too cramped and there are always germ infested littles weaving between your legs as you’re trying to decide as to which box of plastic pieces you’re going to choose for $ 100.
It is a necessary evil. My darling nephew, the oldest, is midly obsessive about Legos and as such I must endure.
This one wasn’t awful. There was only one sniveling child and he was close to his parents. The staff was helpful AND signed me up for a VIP card. Plus, he had a sense of humor and made me smile. Hooray!

Staff is a big unfriendly… probably sick of kids coming in and not buying anything. One guy was SUPER annoyed that these tweens were there with out parents and mixing the free blocks with the paying blocks. I can sympathize but it just doesn’t look good ya know?
My son likes the computer games they have. Legos has gotten really expensive so we don’t buy any. But they like playing for 10 minutes or so when we go shopping.

New location here is great with some of the harder to find sets. Plenty of staff to help answer questions and keep the kids in order. Keychains weren’t priced though, which was frustrating. How much are they?

Hard to complain about the new Lego store at Park Meadows Mall. My wallet complains, but that’s it!
My 12 year old has loved Legos his entire life and after this shop opened I figured we’d come over here as a special treat. His eyes lit up and he browsed the entire store exclaiming that they had stuff he’d never even heard of.
We walked out a half hour later with my wallet a little lighter, but it’s definitely a fun store. They also do monthly builds where all the kids can come in and help build the gigantic Lego models.