LEGOLAND Discovery Center San Antonio

"Good place for the kids. Not impressed with the entrance to the exibit. Last legoland I visited had evryone show up a thier assigned time and everyone watched an entertaining video on how legos were made. This entrance people did not seem enthusiastic, telling you to go to the elevator and go to the 4th floor. When you arrived, one person at the end of the hall yelled down to follow the blue prints. Kids liked some of the interaction stations in the main exhibit. Kids liked the play area and building cars. Tried to attend the creation workshop at 1 pm, but it was full. The one at 2 interfered with the 4D movie time. But it also looked to full. One ride was broken, and kids were a little down. The 4D movie was not 100% 4D. No 4D glasses. The show we watched didn't seem to have all aspects of the effects working correctly. The activity package was very disappointing. I received one page of stickers that didn't seem to mesh with the activity robot book and a plastic pin."

"My kids had fun, but the staff seemed uninterested and not very helpful. I'm guessing they see way too many people and they aren't excited about their place of work anymore. Even in the Cafe, there were three employees at the register conversing with each other, and only one acknowledged us, but it was only to tell us our total. Also, just a tip, they do not take cash! Even for little snacks, so come prepared."

"Our 8 year old spent 2.5 hours here and had a blast the entire time. Bonuses: cool build of San Antonio, indoor playground, multiple build centers, place for littles, cafe with lunches and coffee drinks, clean bathrooms, a couple Lego themed rides (one wasn't working), movies, and lots of parent seating."

"The discovery center is of a decent play size which could be explored in 3hrs. After the elevator ride, there is a small ride where kids and adults use laser guns to shoot characters on screens. Bags have to be placed on the hooks available or there are lockers to place valuables at the price of a quarter. After the ride, there is a huge display of San Antonio city in LEGO bricks. The night view is as pretty as the day view. There are some interactive LEGO displays too. Walk further in will be a big floor plan of a playground, cafe, creative workshop, 4D ride, kiddie plane ride, an area for toddler play, and areas for older kids to build and test out their LEGO builds. There are plenty of seatings for adults to rest while watching the kids play. The layout of the center is well thought of. After all the playing, enjoy shopping at the LEGO store. There have LEGO sets, keychains, stuff toys, and more. Kids and adults would be able to find something they like in the store. I recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Check out their website often for deals. I got the gift tickets for the same price as the timed tickets. The gift tickets allow customers to enter at any time and any day. There is less pressure as compared to timed tickets."

"Only reason we went here because we got tickets from Wyndham tour. It's not worth $27 per person. There's a 4D ride without 3D glasses with screen quality so poor you hardly see anything. Only cool thing the city model in the night mode."