LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Melbourne

wow fantastic place
fun rides for kids
heaps of things to play with and build
Wheelchair friendly but not the rides
great cafe and shop
play centre for kids and 4D movies
highly recommended

The kids loved the experience. They would love to come again. The kids loved 4D animation movie. Sat for 2 out of 4 movies provided.

A wonderland for any kid that loves Lego!
It’s nowhere near as big as one would have thought but kids loved it.
It does get squashed in there so definitely plan your trip!

The entrance fee is totally worth it. I thought this would be overpriced, but it turns out this is not the case at all!
3D short lego movie, and plenty of lego blocks to build, playground, apart from the expo and more. I have spent 3 hours with my kid who did not want to leave.

A great place to take the kids for a few hours.
Two rides were a big hit for the kids aged 3-10 and they went on them so many times.
The soft play areas were fun for them, and they loved the 4D cinema.
Creative workshop was a challenge for the younger ones but overall they loved it.

A place loved by both adults and children.
It's a really fun place with rides and 4D movies.

An awesome place for kids of all ages. There a lot of play activities/rides/4 D movies for kids to do and enjoy.

Lots of lego here (well duh) many different lego sets here, great indoor play centre there, several lego sets, yeah,cool.

Would Recommend. Kids loved it. 4D show was good. Lego sculptures were done to perfection.

My family recently visited Legoland at Chadstone in Melbourne, and it was an incredible experience! My kid, who is 6 years old, was absolutely enchanted by the variety of attractions and activities that were available. She had a great time exploring the exhibits, playing with the building blocks, and even constructing her own creations. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and they made sure that everyone had a memorable experience. The Lego building area was particularly popular with my daughter , who was able to use the blocks to create all kinds of imaginative structures. There was also a play area with a giant slide and plenty of other activities, as well as a cafe with delicious snacks. The 4K cinema was a great addition, allowing visitors to experience Lego movies in stunning detail. We had a wonderful time at Legoland, and my son can't wait to go back! Highly recommended!

Great place for kids. Lots of activities to do. Few rides and 4D movies.

Melbourne City Lego replica was out of this world with cool interactive parts to it. Merlin's apprentice ride was amazing. The 4D Lego movie was outstanding! Food was great. This was my third visit to the place but loved it again. Will definitely visit again

Although Legoland is small, it is very clean and has many fun games.

Fing Fantastic. Bring your little ones along for the day. Can be a tad pricey in some areas but overall a great experience. The place is definitely due for a few upgrades here and there. Last time we visited was 4 years ago and it seemed like not much had really changed since then but we still had an excellent time regardless

A super fun place to keep the kids busy during school holidays .Lego buildings, workshop , ride and movies were a perfect combo for a fun filled day .

First visit. Very interesting place to kill time, especially when they have special 50% off promo. Inside, they have a lot of interactive activities, various Lego builds, 4D cinemas, cafe and rides. They also have 2 playgrounds inside, just be sure to use or carry socks. Kids can kill their time by building their legos based on the theme, undersea, build and ride and top architect even ride The Merlins while adults can enjoys their time with snacks and coffees and plenty seats and chairs around. 4D cinemas will get you wet for sure, but choose the back seat instead the front one.

Dont worry about the phone battery, there are plenty powerpoint in cafe, BYO charger. Toilet is very bright in colour and very clean.

I think its ok for first few visit, otherwise its going to get bored as they have same attraction. But we had good 3 hours inside it.
Dont forget to upgrade the sealife tickets only with $15/person.

Recommended for first few visit.

Worth a visit..we went on a week day.it was relatively quiet but can imagine how busy it can get. A lot of activities for our little toddler, and you get value for your money.. exceed expectations and we will definitely be returning.

Great fun for the younger age group. It has 2x interactive exhibits, a miniature Melbourne CBD exhibit, a couple of interactive rides (included in ticket entry!), a mini 4DX movie theatre, a large LEGO build area with ramps, and a stop-motion film creation area. The store has all the most amazing LEGO sets you can think of – I saw a heap I didn't know of.

I was very impressed and pleased that they don't force you to purchase photos taken in the venue – you get a card with a QR code on it, and when you scan it at one of the photo kiosks, you can pop your email in and receive a webpage with previews and download links.

However, if your kid isn't interested in LEGO or building/creating, I'd give it a miss, because it's much more LEGO-centric than a general amusement park-style place.

Adorable! Great activities for kids and impressive builds. Lego workshop was enjoyable and there are cute stamps to collect.

FYI: I'm biased as I love Lego, as does my son

PRO
- great for young kids, which its themed around
- Cafe prices reasonable - $7 for a coffee and slice of banana bread
- Variety of activities - rides (2), 4D cinema, play areas, build areas and master build classes.
- Mini Melbourne is so awesome - so much to see. Stay for the change of time from day to night and watch for the fireworks.

CON
- Finding right bits to make cars/karts for the 'build & test'
- On exit you go through the gift shop - hard to resist temptation!
Admission prices a bit steep - but for a few hours entertainment, I'd pay similar for a movie and snacks

My son and I had a great time (2hrs). Staff were polite and helpful. DON'T take babies in to the 4D cinema - there are strobe lights, water spray and smoke machines. The seats on the Merlin ride are a tad snug and I'm pretty slender. The 'save the princess' rise was great - we went through twice w/ a few mins wait each time.

I'd avoid going on weekends as I'd guess it'd be busy (and it's Chadstone!). My son and I went mid week in the morning.