The LEGO Movie World Launches at LEGOLAND Florida Resort

The LEGO Movie World will open on March 27 at LEGOLAND Florida Resort. The new expansion features three new rides and numerous attractions, all inspired by the characters and themes of The LEGO Movie and next month’s The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part.

Created in collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, the team from Merlin Magic Making recreated Bricksburg with its characters, creative eating spaces, and authentic cityscape in which guests can experience Emmet’s Super Suite. Rides include The LEGO Movie Masters of Flight, Unikitty’s Disco Drop, and Battle of Bricksburg.

The LEGO Movie World will also feature Taco ~~Tuesday~~ Everyday eatery; The Awesome Shop, filled with take-home collectibles; and a space-themed playground structure, inspired by Benny’s spaceship, which will include special photo opportunities and character interactions.

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