The Lego Store

The big piano was fun, but unfortunately this is just a big toy store in my eyes. If you’ve never seen a Toys-​R-​Us then you may like it. I’m sure this is a great stop if you have kids, but I’m sure they’d want to buy the whole store!

Wow! Service here is absolutely amazing. Right away we were approached by a sales associate who was smiling and he looked happy doing his job.
The store is clean with so many different themed Lego. I have to admit it was my first time in a Lego store so I was a little overwhelmed by the many selections. I was with a friend who knows a lot about Lego so she actually helped me pick out a few things.
The gentleman at the register was very polite, and the whole experience in the store was just welcoming.

Great store. Always so claen and bright! There are multiple sections in the store that encourages kids to play with the bricks and bond. My son love playing here and buidling things with other kids. They always have the latest lego sets, but not always in stock. This store is very high traffic, so popular sets go fast. You can always place an order and have them call you when the set comes in, but other than that, if you see it, buy it. If ou decide you don’t want it, you can return it. There’s always a greeter at the door to help you as soon as you set foot into the store. With all the kids running around, the place can get crowded pretty quickly.

It is a store … full of Legos … what could possibly be wrong with that. NOTHING! If your «kids» want the latest legos, you gotta hit this place up. Generally, the ones that have been discontinued are not here so hit up Toys R Us instead. You will not find a sale or bargain here but you could get a frequent buyer card and get special «things» from Lego.

I LOVE this store. It brought me out of my ‘dark ages’ of Legos. Actually, maybe it wans’t just this store. I was picking up a set for my nephew, and chose a tanker-​truck with a trailer and cab in 2009 or so. When I looked at the box, then saw it get assembled I was shocked. Lego’s have changed so much since I was a kid, and the detail nowadays is truly something special.
Oh… right the store. Well I prefer this one to the others in the area (Braintree, Burlington). The others are nice enough, but the staff at this one does something cool — I don’t have to walk into the store and say: «Uh… I’m picking up a set for my son.» Of course, back then I didn’t even have a son, and now that I do, he’s obviously not old enough to play for the cool sets that I was looking at. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the store’s well stocked and I enjoy going there.
And even better… looking at the colors and sets and the un-​mistakeable mini-​figures reminds me of when I was a kid and could play with Lego’s for hours upon hours. Check them out!

Boom! Legos.
Review over.

i’m a Lego junkie.
There, i said it. Still. When everybody was outgrowing theirs, i was still building stuff. They were only too happy to donate theirs to me. i was quite content to use their bricks to build ever larger and more imposing structures (i’m an engineer, this sort of thing is like catnip, you know). Junior year of college, one of my friends left for an internship and i took over his dorm room as a Lego room.
Now i have a studio, so this is harder. Other distractions like a social life and stuff don’t help. But a few times a year i dig the buckets out from under the bed and get totally sucked in for a few days.
And i need more pieces.
The Lego stores go well above and beyond what’s really called for. After all, they sell a product everybody wants, and has always wanted. They could leave it at that and charge a premium. But they staff their stores with enthusiastic folks, sometimes honest-​to-​goodness Lego nerds, don’t mark up the sets, have sales, carry all sorts of other neat loot, have frequent-​buyer cards…
And then there’s the dreaded wall of bricks. i dare you to go in and not want to fill a cup of parts. it’s just not possible. Of course you don’t need one. But don’t you want one? See, that’s how it starts all over again.
Don’t say i didn’t warn you.