#Legoland discovery center chicago movie

I have emailed the company to ask for a refund, as it was a waste of an hour drive and over $100. LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago is a must do when you are in Chicago. We left after about an hour, and I had planned to stay longer so my kids could enjoy it. For what we paid to get in there, we did not get our money’s worth. I would gladly have adjusted our time for Covid safety. The staff should have better managed the reservations or turned people away if they were at the maximum safe capacity. There was a huge tour bus in the parking lot that seems to have accounted for the crowd. Lego lovers of all ages will enjoy endless amounts of awesome, conquering two stories of epic Lego play, attractions, and rides. The employee who buckled my son into the only ride we could get on was not wearing a mask. A bricktacular entertainment and education center located in Schaumburg, Illinois, LEGOLAND Chicago promises hours of plastic-fueled fantasy. Several adult guests were not wearing masks or wore them below their noses. The staff did not enforce social distancing or mask requirements. We couldn’t go on most of the rides because of the crowds. When we went there at about 3 pm, it was so crowded that social distancing was impossible. Guests were to make a reservation to ensure a capacity limit. I felt okay booking time there for yesterday because according to the website, Covid restrictions would be followed, including a capacity limit, social distancing and a mask requirement. He had been there a couple of years ago and had a great time, staying for about two hours. I took my son, daughter and two other kids to the Schaumburg location yesterday to celebrate my son’s birthday. He had fun for like an hour and a half (again just like other inside play areas). However, we are staying on the west side, we had a couple of hours to kill, my kid likes legos, and so it was ok. There's no way if you were staying in Chicago as a tourit you should make the drive all the way out here for this. So, there's a little mix of activities but it is $25 a person so a little underwhelming for that.

#Legoland discovery center chicago movie

There is also a movie but we did not go to that. It is coupled with 1) a very small ride comparable to a fair ride that goes in a circle and up and down, 2) a ride maybe a step above Dave and Busters where you drive around and shoot at things (and didn't seem to work great), 3) a tiny play area smaller than most playgrounds or indoor play areas, 4) some impressive large-scale lego sculptures, and 5) a couple of lego stations. First off, it's basically a big store in a mall. So, it wasn't as disappointing as some of the others mentioned but I think I was more prepared going in.