LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta

"This is an excellent family adventure and way to celebrate a birthday! There is an excellent 4d movie that runs about 20 mins. The children inside were going crazy watching it. The facility is clean and well organized. One of the attractions was closed and the Cafe didn't have hot food available that day, which is why I gave 4 stars. It's easy to navigate to if traveling out of town, and flexible if you're late. My son enjoyed everything."

"I took my son, and he had a fantastic time playing with the legos. He built a spaceship and multiple vehicles. The indoor kids' playground and 4D Theater were also a hit. The ride they have is dated, and the laser guns won't work properly. The place definitely needs some TLC, but the kids have a great time."

"The kids and I had a blast. It's located inside Phillips plaza - I didn't know about parking they had a parking garage attached but I didn't know if it was free so I parked in front. You have to take the escalators or elevator to the 3rd floor and there you'll find Legoland. Quick entry after scanning tickets. All the workers had smiles and were super friendly. Upon entering there's barrels of Legos and the super nice lady described that we could create on our lego - Torso, head, hair and legs (BUT......you don't get to keep it and have to return it before you leave). They had a photo stand where you could scan your ticket and take a photo with your family. They had a virtual reality room with 6 (I think) chairs. This was an additional $6 since it wasn't Included in my ticket price. It lasted less than 5 minutes I think. The kids enjoyed it though. Theres a room where they've replicated the city of Atlanta - super cool and very detailed. Then we did this ride around interactive thing. It was super fun. You got to shoot and earn points. There was a 4d movie theater - it was really nice. The chairs didn't move, but you did get to feel weather elements. Then there was a station where you could create your own spaceship and use it on a screen. There's a lego playground where the master builder helped kids create devices to play on the set up there. Lastly there's pirate Island with slides and little jungle gym for kids. They had a softer playground for the little kids too and Legos throughout. They had a party area. They had a dining area with Starbucks too. Then the catcher - the lego store as you leave. Overall, it was very family friendly and really fun. I think it was worth the price if you're able to get a discount. We stayed about 2.5 hrs."

"The place is smaller than I was expecting and kinda hard to find. You have to park in a parking garage, then walk into a mall, take the escalator or elevator to the third floor, and there it is. Once in there, the people are very friendly, and the environment is very clean. It is small, but it was fun. My kids absolutely loved this place. My husband became hyperfocused on building trucks. I enjoyed seeing a safe environment for children to explore and use their imagination. There is a 'master builder' class that was fun for my smaller ("

"Absolutely awesome experience for me and my kids (6 and 7) they loved every bit of it and did not want to leave, especially after making it to the playground area. Absolutely make sure to watch the Lego short movie. We went ahead and got the vr experience for a few extra dollars, which was super worth it! They kids loved it, but I enjoyed it the most lol definitely a good Saturday event for the kids. Definitely recommend."