LEGO® Discovery Center Atlanta Admission Ticket

Very expensive and absolutely not worth the price. The experience advertised on the website does not match what you actually get. The place feels more like a birthday party venue for very young children than the LEGO experience we were expecting. The movie theater was especially disappointing — it was poorly maintained, with broken seats and worn, torn upholstery. For the price they charge, we expected a much higher standard and a far better experience. Definitely not what we expected based on the advertising, and unfortunately, we left very disappointed.

Way over priced! I spent $45 a person to go here with a total of $135. We started with building our mini figure. Then, found out that the ride they have was out of commission which no informed us of. They had a small lego table in front of it to make up for it but it was so small only 3 kids could fit and it was very busy that day. We tried the VR ride. It probably is fun for some people but we didn't like it only due to it making us fell quesy (VR rollercoaster). The next room was a large lego build room that you got to see various large builds that had been done. It was pretty cool to look at. Then, we went to get some food at their little cafe. The menu does fully match what is online. They have coffee and some food. I don't know if it changes regularly. The dino nuggets I ate was not fully cooked. It also took around 30 to 45 minutes to get a burgers, a hot dogs, and about 8 dino nuggets with almost no one else eating. We then went to do the Lego Master build, which was fun. Leo was great! He explained everything well and had a great personality. Unfortunately, you don't get to keep the build. We went to the 4D theater and that was pretty awesome! We had never been to a 4D theater and we enjoyed. The employee at the front, though... I tried to ask her if it was still available because I thought the time was up to do it. The employee looked right at me, rolled their eyes, and preceded to ignore me. We only continued to do it because my child wanted to. The highlight was the play area. Something about pirates. We spent about an hour there. Most kids were well behaved. But some kids were being very reckless and running at full speed almost knocking down small children. Parents should be responsible for this but you would think the employees would actually full the rules that are posted and talk to the parents. This seemed to be reckless and possibly dangerous for the smaller kids at times. Also, the description online makes the Ninjago event way better and more interactive than it really is. Another parent that I spoke to also agreed with this.

Great spot for a quick outing with little kids. Easy to do before or after lunch in the city. Highlights • Build your own LEGO minifigure at the entrance (kids loved it, but you don’t take it home) • Mini city made entirely of LEGOs was a big hit • Play areas for building and a racing zone where kids can make cars and send them down ramps • Indoor playground in the back to burn energy • Party rooms available • Cute photo ops throughout The store at the end is fun to walk through. They had a lot of awesome sets, but my 3 year old would definitely try to eat the pieces. Things to bring (especially with toddlers): • Small backpack to stay hands-free — I had jackets and cups in my hands and had to drop them when she needed help • Comfortable clothes you can move in • Water and snacks — food options are basic • Wipes or sanitizer I saved what I’d bring for this kind of outing on my profile.

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The LEGO Discovery Center was a great, kid friendly experience. Our favorite parts were the Duplo playground, the minifigure creation area, and the Jungle Jump car building station, where we had a blast racing cars down the ramps.It was a fun day for our family.

I wasn't overly excited by it but the rest of my group loved it and my child had an absolute blast! Ill probably go there again for the sake of my child.

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My kids are avid LEGO fans, and we had been looking forward to going to the LEGO Discovery Center for a while. The disappointment started when we arrived. The mini build is just a random package of LEGO that you could buy anywhere- it’s not something you actually build on site, and you don’t get to choose which packet you get to take home. You get to make a minifigure to carry through the experience, but you have to return it at the end after keeping up with it the whole way through. The zappers on our cart on the Kingdom Quest ride didn’t all work, and it wasn’t very fun. The LEGO skyline of Atlanta was impressive. At least half of the consoles on the space ship activity were out of order. It was fun to build vehicles and send them down ramps. We didn’t go to the theater because we had another place to be afterward and didn’t need to get wet in the 4d experience. Overall, I spent $140 and I feel a bit duped. We would have had more fun staying home and building with our own LEGO.

Great space for kids and adults who love legos! This is fun for Lego lovers, but if you don't care for Legos definitely skip.

Ease of parking was nice. Several of the interactive boards were not working. That was disappointing. Bought was stated on ticket purchase as digital access pictures. Now when looking at them, I have to purchase the pictures. I have access to view but not to print or download. Pricey and little disappointed. The young man Noah who gave private time and allowed lessons was great!

This was the most overpriced and disappointing experience I have had. I love Legos, but I do not love a small, crowded and confused space with limited activities and very few Lego models to view. Take your very young children here if you want them to have access to a Lego themed playground, but do not expect anything more than a jungle gym, some mixed piles of Legos, and a few poorly executed games. There were several closed off displays/exhibits like the movie theater when my family went. The gift shop was the best part of this place to me (maybe because it was close to the exit which took about 45 minutes to reach), but I did not buy anything there because there were no price tags on any items.

Do the building a ball from Lego class. You learn how know legos such as 2x4, 4x4, etc. Great class great instructor on our 19Mar25 tour at 2:00.