Legoland Discovery Center Finally Opens Its Doors In Plymouth Meeting
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA (CBS) -- Kids knocked down the lego brick wall at Legoland Discovery Center Philadelphia, officially opening the newest attraction inside the Plymouth Meeting Mall.
From the Thinker at the Rodin Museum, to Billy Penn atop City Hall, to tailgate parties outside the Linc, Legoland has captured the essence of Philadelphia with little bricks.
"Lincoln Financial Field, Legoized. It's amazingly intricate. Honestly, breath taking," said one women.
Kids and adults were all smiling ear to ear as @LDCPhiladelphia opened its doors this morning pic.twitter.com/UJUODDpIpr
— Mike Dougherty (@MicDougherty) April 6, 2017
It's hard to say who was more impressed the kids or their parents.
"Absolutely incredible," said another women. "I can't even believe the amount of detail that they put into it."
The detail at @LDCPhiladelphia is astounding. pic.twitter.com/5BbcmjmCOw
— Mike Dougherty (@MicDougherty) April 6, 2017
General Manager Michael Taylor says a lot of time and effort went into creating this plastic paradise.
"Took over six months to build with 20 builders putting it together," said Taylor. "It has over a million and a half lego bricks in here."
He says there are a whole bunch of exhibits and play areas and a 40 seat movie theater where tickets start at $19.
