LEGO House, Jutland, Denmark

5Magdalena S 5:00 PM Feb 8, 2023

Heartwarming and entertaining experience
An amazing place to visit! It's worth the money, and a huge plus is that you can see ticket prices while planning the trip, so you can actually go on the day with cheaper tickets. The whole place is amazingly clean, well organised and full of helpful and nice employees. It's great that there's an option to store your jacket and other belongings in a locker for free. But what is the most important - it's filled with amazing exhibitions of Lego builds and fun experiences/activities. I would give the Lego House 1000000/5 stars if I could. It for sure was not my last visit, especially because one day is not enough to experience everything to the fullest. A huge plus for the amazing employees in the Lego shop, who not only helped us with what we were looking for, but also when the product was unavailable in the physical store, checked the website and showed us the Bricklink website where you can buy retired/unavailable Lego sets from private people. They for sure did not have to do that, which only shows how passionate they are about their job and not just do the bare minimum. The restaurant sells delicious food, and provides a great experience too! But I have to say that the price for the food is quite high. Still, I recommend to try it! It's also a nice idea to watch the documentary from 2018 about Lego House before the visit, to find a little bit more about it! Overall, really amazing and heartwarming experience, especially knowing the story of Lego. Congratulations to all the people involved into creating that experience and allowing the world to step into Home of the Brick, good job! While visiting the Lego House, I could clearly see that the motto "Det bedste er ikke for godt" ("Only the best is good enough") was fulfilled.

5Banz92 5:00 PM Jul 31, 2020

Creativity comes alive
You cannot come to Billund or Legoland and not visit Lego house. Personally I prefer Lego house to Legoland. The place was made to get your creative juices flowing and expand your mind to see so many possibilities. It’s for all ages and the amount of fun you have is a function of your imagination. It’s a spacious building with different zones, so it was not crowded and there were people to help if you needed it. The mini-Chef restaurant is an experience on its own if you’re willing to pay the price. Otherwise, there are places to enjoy your own meal inside and outside....if you remember to eat. It is important you get your ticket to the experience zones ahead of time. We came during the school holidays and thankfully we had bought our tickets early because tickets were sold out for the next 4 days after our scheduled visit.