The Lego Store

Always love it here. They have a great selection of sets and the staff is always amazingly helpful. I even had one employee run around the back room to find me a single piece that was missing from a set that I was building. After 15 minutes he comes and finds me with the piece. In the end he they didn’t even charge me for it. Customer service at its finest!

Cool displays, especially the one of the ice rink and buildings around rockafeller, but everything is crazy expensive and there are way too many people in here to be able to actually browse/​shop.
The coolest thing was a big tv display with a camera that looked at the lego kit you were holding, and showed an animated version of the built model, set up on top of the box. Really neat!
Still not sure if you can buy just one brick. I would have tried, but there were too many people to even think about it.

We were made to wait in the soaking rain while an idiot employee sat at the entrance saying they had too many people. What in the world.
Pissed off and if not because of an 8 year old, i would personally support Lego again.

Review by Uriah Sasson, 1^st grade student
Have you ever visited the Lego Store?
The Lego Store is a great toy store because there is many kinds of Lego in the store. There are various packages of Lego related to different cool categories like Superheros, Star War, Ninjago, city and much more. In the Lego store, there is a huge wall of different Lego bricks in various colors and sizes that you can buy and build at home free style. In addition, there are some areas in the store that you can play and build free style with no cost and you can also register each 3^rd and 4^th day of each month for a slot in the free style plat area., If you love Lego this is the place for you!
I give the Lego Store 5 stars!

First of all who doesn’t like Lego’s? I’m old enough to have given them up but going back here brought back a lot of memories. I admit, I caved and bought something small and the bug came back. This place does get crowded around the holiday’s, and even after the holiday’s I thought this place would be less crowded… but nope! A lot of neat displays, smaller store, but still fun to walk around and look at the great things they have.

Awesome displays! They even have one of the rockerfellar.
It was busy when we went later in the evening but we didn’t have to wait at the cashier long at all.
I’m sure it is nostalgic for many. Plenty of variety to choose from.

Amo los Legos así que es difícil poder decir algo malo de un negocio que solo se dedica a venderlos, pero voy a hacer lo mejor que pueda.
El local esta muy bien ubicado, en el Rockefeller Center, con un cartel amarillo que hace que lo veas desde cualquier lado.
Cuando yo fui, durante la época de navidad/​año nuevo, estaba colapsado, había fila para entrar (solo dejaban pasar de a tandas) y tenias que salir por otra puerta para no interrumpir la entrada. Se hacia un poco lento el proceso.
Adentro estaba, dentro de todo, bastante bien, mucha gente si, pero el local es grande.
Lo raro es como esta distribuido, es un poco incomodo ver los sets que hay para comprar, pero por otro lado esta lleno de «esculturas» que son muy simpáticas de ver.
También tienen como unos tachos para armarte tus propias figuras, creo que tienen un limite de accesorios o algo así y podes «fabricarte» tres legos con las características que quieras, después te los guardan en una cajita muy linda para comprar.
Por supuesto, no pude no comprarme nada, así que cuando fui a ver la fila me sorprendió para bien que a pesar de la cantidad de gente, había tantas cajas funcionando y cada una hacia tan rápido que no tuve que esperar mas de ⁵⁄₁₀ minutos.
Me fui contenta del lugar, con ganas de seguir comprando.

Uma loja encantadora, um mundo de diversão.
Mesmo que não pretenda comprar nada vale a visita, porém acho difícil sair ileso dessa loja, tem muitas opções de produtos :)

If you like Legos or know some one who does, put this on your list to visit.
Though this store can get crowded because its location and now because of the holiday season coming up, its worth a visit.
There are neat displays of Lego’s, and some hard to find Lego packs along with
Their standard fare such as Star Wars, and Star Wars and Star wars. Just kidding it seemed like a lot of Star Wars stuff this time around.
Which is great if you are a fan!

As with all Lego Stores, very friendly staff and great selection.
Obviously, since this is at 30 Rock, it’s packed with customers & people just looking around. The store is also split level so the layout is a tad weird, but nothing too confusing.
The store also has some incredible models on display that are definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area.

I cannot speak for others, however for me, the second I stepped into Lego store was like revisiting my long passed childhood, and probably even more. I liked the fact that they have toys tailored for different age groups and that they tried to bring interaction into creation. The 10 dollar set for three self-​built Lego men was a pretty nice deal. Also if you are sophisticated enough, get the Starcraft set! They had a huge Rokerfeller center building built solely by Lego pieces and displayed inside, which was incredible!

The lego camera and tv screen that makes each lego box come alive is awesome. It’s like living out a dream! Kind of wish there were larger lego structures on site. There is one dragon type lego weaving its way through the check-​out lines, but that’s about it.
It’s a good place to buy legos or to get custom legos for your master building needs. However, it is not nearly as interesting or cool as the Lego store in Anaheim (near disneyland). I know it’s probably a space issue, but I’m sure you could’ve fit a statue of darth vader in a corner somewhere.

This place was very cool. I always admire their set ups from outside but the nephew insisted on checking out the inside. It is small. Disappointingly small, specially with the amount of foot traffic they see. But the collection is good and the staff was surprisingly helpful. If I was facing a million people a day I would be less cheery.
Not sure that I would attend the events here but I would stop in to see if they switch up the displays.

Even if you’ve been to other Lego stores, this is a great location to visit because of their amazing Lego artwork. There’s a Lego replica of the Atlas Statue, The Plaza, and the entrance to 30 Rockefeller with a slightly adjusted quote from the original Isaiah 33:6 verse.
There’s also neat NY-​specific products. I picked up a Statue of Liberty magnet with «I (heart) NY» on it. A fabulous souvenir for your Lego loving friends or family (or yourself).

It is so hard to actually review this place but here it goes. It is insanely busy to the point that my son was not able to look around much because you can’t move. That is no fault of the store itself, it is just part of being in NYC.
I love all the different sculptures in here.
They didn’t have anything super rare or anything that you can’t find at any other lego store but my son still liked what he was able to see.

The Lego Store was a fun, interesting experience and it is a great place to bring kids and even boyfriends who still love Legos.
They have all kinds of different colors, pieces, sizes and shapes. You are able to build your own Lego person with a wide variety of legs, torsos/​shirts, heads, hair, accessories and more.
Sometimes there are a few Legos on the floor from children throwing or dropping them but the staff does a great job of cleaning the floor and other areas. Every time we visit, there is a different display (for example, The Avengers and Jurassic World displays made of Legos).
This is a great place to purchase a gift for your nephew, son, little brother, etc. The crowd level was not bad; we were able to maneuver with ease and enjoy our experience looking at the different displays and boxes of Legos they sell.

This place is amazing and great for anyone who is a fan of Legos.
However, I realized their prices are higher than what the Lego stores charge elsewhere back in NJ but I guess it’s what happens when you’re in Rockefeller Center.
The staff is super friendly and helpful here. There are some days you cannot just get in (like near Christmas but that’s expected).
Inside can get super crowded. I was there even on a Monday early afternoon (not a holiday and while school was in session) and it was bombarded with people.

Omg! Every kids dream! I was super duper excited to walk in and I was in Lego land awe! This location is located in the Rockefeller Center.
They have giant Lego crafted dragons, the city of New York, Bat Mobile, Ninja turtles, Police stations, and the best. A pick your own Lego blocks. Multiple color options, and little Lego men. You can choose or you can allow your kid to go and pick from each color station. It was so amazing!
The staff was very friendly and helpful, along with each patron inside who was in equal awe of how grand the store is.

Is always crowded with kids and parents. Fyi, theydon’t do military discounts. People are there if you need any help. But most people know what they’re looking for when they go in there.
I felt like a little kid again. Legos dont really change a bit. The store is super organized. But, dang, are they expensive!
If you know a person who is into legos… whether child or adult, you can definitely go here.

Being a fan of Legos we stopped in at this Lego Store while visiting NY. The first thing that I have to say is wow.
This store has an incredible selection of merchandise and the towers here are amazing. We ended up spending at least an hour in the store and we walked out with a ton of items for our family and friends.
Moral of the story, if you like Legos, stop here!

L ots to see and play with here!
E veryone, child to adult, was having fun.
G orgeous displays and creations
O f course I built my own Lego people: D
S election of boxed sets decent, but too few.
T hey also offer tons of individual bricks
O nline prolly better for actual shopping
R ockefeller Plaza display was awesome!
E njoyed it immensely, despite not buying.

Wer mit Kindern am Rockefeller Center unterwegs ist, landet meistens auch im nahegelegenen Lego Store, der sich an der 620 5^th Ave befindet.
Apple hat mit den Reatail Stores begonnen und seit ein paar Jahren hat man auch in allen größeren Städten einen Lego Store. Dieser unterscheidet sich aber von den üblichen Läden, die man von Deutschland kennt.
Im Schaufenster fällt einem die nachgebaute Szenerie des Rockefeller Centers auf. Aber auch im Laden gibt es viele tolle Bauwerke der Vereinigten Staaten. Die lebensgroßen Figuren und der riesige Drachen hatten es meinen Kindern besonders angetan.
Der Store erstreckt sich über 2 Etagen und man findet hier auch zu den üblichen Baukästen auch das eine oder andere besondere Stück. Im Laden gab es auch eine riesige Wand mit Legosteinen die 2 Etagen hoch war.
Im Laden selber war es sehr voll aber man hatte noch genügend Platz, um sich in Ruhe umzusehen. Trotz des günstigen Dollarkurses konnten wir den günstigen Preisen widerstehen. Wenn man gerade in der Nähe ist, sollte man unbedingt einen Blick reinwerfen.

At Rockefeller Center. I think blocks are kind of boring and tedious, but I like seeing what people can do with them, especially when they make something non-​square. I’ve seen many amazing Lego sculptures, some of which are in the store.
It does teach you how to put things together. I played with legos when I was a kid, and I think that is why I’m not flummoxed when I need to put together Ikea furniture.

Un petit bout de paradis pour les aficionados de la brique rouge.
Attention, là on parle sérieusement des Légo, nous avons des colonnes débordantes de briques à l’unité, de quoi satisfaire n’importe quel constructeur en herbe.
Le plus drôle, c’est que la clientèle est plutôt âgée, autour de la trentaine (ce qui est vieux pour des jouets).
Nous, on est reparti avec un bac à glaçons en forme de bonhomme jaune! Ça fait un cadeau original qui change des T-​Shirt «I love New-​York»!