LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne

Way too expensive for what it is. Cost $130 for two adults and two kids to get in. Only had one room with Lego displays, which could've been better. It had two ordinary rides and a 3D movie that didn't make much sense. The place was completely crowded and the kids didn't bother hanging around to build anything. We honestly couldn't wait to get out. The food was overpriced, and the store was overpriced. Just a money grab in my opinion. If you like Lego, the shows they have at the exhibition centre, that come around now and then, are great.

Amazing adventure with lego everywhere and so many things to explore. Fun rides and interactive spaces that the whole family can enjoy. Photos and food are great optional extras. Highly recommended!

Took my children who are big LEGO fans before they went and now I've just made my life difficult amazing selection of bits and pieces and sets and displays everything LEGO has to offer amazing

Too many people and very very claustrophobic they should get a bigger area everything was too close together not to mention the very very slow lines to get in for the hefty pricetag to get in i expected allot more it felt more like legobox then lego land

Both my kids and myself can spend the whole day there having fun. I didn't give 5 star because I reckon the staff can pay more attention to the kids. We saw a few kids fighting and crying in the playground enclosure. The staff didn't go stopping them until some parents advice her.

We had a great time here, spent about 2 hours easily. Our kids were probably just a little old (7 and 9) but definitely worth a visit even at this age. The oldest spent ages trying to get the racecar down the ramp without flipping. The 4D theatre was fun with "rain" and "wind". Impressed with the selection of food at the cafe, with only a few " half bad" food items available (pies and sausage rolls) and the coffee was surprisingly good.

Glad we got a discount, not much for toddlers. The city display is pretty and there is an ok play area. The 4d cinema was good. The rides were a little scary for some little ones.

So much fun! Went to an Adults night and it was just full of joy. Everyone around had their smiles on 100% and they did not fade the entire time. Well worth a visit!

The queue was really building up like a snake especially people who are also cutting in. What also pisses me off is that the staff management is so poor, they couldn't handle the influx of people who are trying to enter the fantasyland. It's so bad that everything was so chaotic, I walked out of the place and decided to never visit this terrible place ever again. Not worth the time waiting in line

A great place to visit with kids especially in age range of 4-12. They can build their own Lego sets or add to the already built set. There is a fun ride game too.

Great range of Lego boxes and several otems not seen elsewhere. I would have liked to see better prices though. The play area was not tested but looks like fun for little ones.

Came here with nephew who loves LEGO. Once here we realised it’s more appropriate for young children instead of a 12 year old. LEGO displays were still pretty good.

I was plesently surprised on visiting Legoland with our two kids. I though a one hour stay would be sufficient, but 4 hours in we still had lots to do. Short 15min 4D movies added to the experience as well as rides and workshops. Fun for kids of all ages.