Activities for Kids

The Coolest Places in the U.S. to Play With LEGOs

Where are people going bonkers for bricks? Get the lowdown on amusement parks, classes, conventions, stores and other LEGO hotspots from coast to coast.

By Christal Y. October 8, 2014

Your living room isn’t the only place to play with LEGOs. Across the country, there are attractions, classes, stores, conventions and other hotspots where kids can go bonkers for bricks. From LEGOLAND San Diego to the brand new flagship store in New York to a record-breaking museum in Ohio, we have the dish on the top places in the nation for LEGO activity. Click through our album to find out what’s near you — or where to plan your next vacation!

Millyard Project – Manchester, New Hampshire

Most LEGO exhibits are constantly traveling around the world, but the largest permanent LEGO installation at a minifigure scale is in the SEE Science Center. Made with over 4 million bricks, this project took over 17,000 hands to complete. Lucky LEGO-ites nearby can join their LEGO Program, where students build from a kit and learn about the importance of what their mini-scale figure represents.

photo: Millyard Project by Abigail Batchelder via Flickr Creative Commons