Legoland Discovery Centre
With the 4D cinema, the Kingdom Quest Laser Ride, and the incredible replica of Downtown Toronto, everyone is sure to have an amazing time at Legoland
When visiting the Toronto, one attraction that is definitely worth spending a day of quality family time at is the LEGOLAND Centre in the Vaughan Mills Mall.
This educational attraction teaches children of all ages. While enjoying a great time you become indoctrinated with information about many things such as learning more about Toronto when visiting one of the many features like MINILAND, an amazing replica of the city that even lights up to create an image of the beautiful metropolis at night. Spotting Toronto's landmarks will both entertain and educate. You and your children will enjoy learning to appreciate some of the challenges and hard situations that fireman are challenged with, while engaging in fun activities in the fire academy play area gym, or creating their own challenges by engineering from scratch a car, plane, or train and testing the speed on the test track where they can compete with others.
Some of the other amusements that are sure to delight those who take advantage of them are Merlin's Apprentice enchanted LEGO ride which takes you up toward the skies where you can see through the roof and find the stars, the 4D cinema, the Kingdom Quest Laser Ride and the LEGO Factory Tour where they well show you how plastic is metamorphosed into colourful LEGO bricks. There is a cafe and shop that carries the latest LEGO SPECIAL OFFERS every month. Another positive asset I feel worth mentioning is that all the attractions are conveniently located under one roof.
When purchasing tickets you have many options. Some of the choices offered are family passes, flexi tickets or annual passes. You can save money by ordering your tickets online, however please keep in mind that tickets must be purchased one or more days in advance for discount and entry to be guaranteed.
There is free admission for children under 2 years of age.
It is important to bear in mind that children 17 years old and under must be accompanied by an adult.
LEGOLAND also offers lots of enjoyment for those who are 18 years of age or older. There is an adult only night for grown-ups who wish to partake in a fun filled evening adventuring in building challenges, games, riddles and more. They even have prizes. However if you are an adult and you are going on any other night except adult only night. You must be accompanied by a child to enter LEGOLAND.
This attraction takes a little longer to get to on the Toronto Transit System as it's about 32 km north from Downtown, but if you have kids and want to give them a real treat, you may want to make the journey. The new subway extension does get you within a 10 minute bus ride from the Vaughan Mills mall where it is located. Click on the Directions Tab for more information.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: YesLegoland Discovery Centre Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays
- Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Address: 1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Vaughan, ON L4K 5W4, Canada
Phone: (905) 761-7066
Official Website: Legoland Discovery Centre
Legoland Discovery Centre Reviews
Rated out of 5
Kids had a great experience at the place. They show different 3D movies from time to time. If I am not wrong they have 4 different shows. There is also a racing track where kids make their own Lego car and do the race. VR movie experience was awesome. Recommended to book the tickets and time slots in advance. Good spot to visit may be a couple of times in a year or at least once a year.
Rizwan kazi - 3 months ago
All in all it was a fun family experience. We took our 8 year old son, he enjoyed the Lego structures and the activity pack, where we went around to all the different stations and collected stamps. The "Lego ride" was enjoyable as well as the build your own race car. Would recommend to anyone who's child loves Lego!
Michelle H - a month ago
Absolute madness until around 1400 (weekday, during the summer); was PACKED. When entering (see pictures) the first room, the line is for the ride. If you go to the left, you’ll enter the next part. Unfortunately we waited about 10 minutes (along with 30 others) in the line before a staff member came in and told us this.
HIGHLY recommend watching the 4D movie. Didn’t get 3D glasses (which the staff said you don’t need for the movie we watched) but the overall experience was great. You will get WET. Not much but there’s a mist that comes down in 2-3 parts of the movie. So when you Initially take your seat it may be wet (we thought it was from the seats being sanitized but, it was from the last show).
Also recommend paying for the VR experience with the ticket. Buy all of this online to save money!
J B - 4 months ago
We had a great time at Lego land. Amazing experience for the kids, however we found many of the interactive displays were run down and in disrepair. All the rides were working and the building centers were great, it’s just showing its age and lack of maintenance.
Stephen Giza - 3 months ago
Took my kids to legoland for the first time today. When you purchase a $5 lego set at dollarama, at the back there's a "Kids go free" coupon with the purchase of an adult admission. So we got tix for the whole family for $60 (half price)! Taylor swift is in town so they have a free DOTS bracelet with admission promotion. We were there for 3.5hrs and the kids could have stayed longer but we were tired 😅. No in and out privileges so we ate lunch at their coffee shop and the prices were resonabke considering you had no ither options lol Got busy around 1pm but not so busy the lines up for attractions were long. The 4D movies were the highlight for me. Sit in the front middle for the full experience! Tons of activities to keep the kids busy. I'd say goof for kids 3-7 years old. At the exit you can trade a minifigure (either bought from home or purchased from the retail store) for any shown in the display case. The retail store is overpriced. Everything could be found cheaper at Amazon and the $5 lego sets i got at dollarama were there for $8. However there was a magician there which was a lot fun for the kids. Added to the magic of the experience. It was definitely worth it with the coupons and we will be back again.
Chloe Hau - 3 weeks ago
Directions
| Subway and YRT Bus Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| Yonge-University-Spadina | Vaughan Metropolitan Station | 5 Minutes |
How to get to Legoland Discovery Centre by Subway and YRT Bus
Exit Vaughan Metropolitan Station on Line 1 and walk over to the SmartCentre Place Bus Terminal directly north of the station. From there, take the #20 Jane to Teston Bus and get off at the Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre (about a 10 minute ride). Important: This bus will require a separate fare as it operates outside of the TTC zone. You can verify the schedule and fares at York Region Transit.
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LEGO Miniature of the Downtown Toronto Harbourfront cc licensed photo by lam_chihang -
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Enjoying hands-on fun at Legoland Photo courtesy Legoland Discovery Centre
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