John S.
Absolutely terrible
Absolutely terrible, one good area to look at and the rest was rubbish. felt robbed paying what we did. do not go. save your money.

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John S.
Absolutely terrible, one good area to look at and the rest was rubbish. felt robbed paying what we did. do not go. save your money.
Claire
Disappointing and underwhelming especially for the money. Have been to a few Lego Expo’s and there were no vendors and a lot of ‘free building’ not many big builds to see. My son loved it as a huge Lego fan but after spending over £100 on tickets, parking and coffees (we brought our packed lunch) I’m not sure it was worth it for the couple of hours we spent there. Staff were very friendly though.
Andrew
It’s a massive rip off. A few tables, Lego pits and Lego models, really not worth anywhere near the ticket price. Also the shop selling the tiny packet legos that normally come on the Lego magazines (normally priced £6.99) they were selling them for £12 each without magazine.
Mr Craig H.
Wow can't believe they got away with this shambles ,it was like the wonka experience for Lego ,hardly anything to look at ,no vendors ,and far to many building areas ,worst thing I have ever been to
Karen P.
A few impressive builds, such as the dinosaurs, but overall not worth the ticket price, and the additional parking charges. We spent a total of 20 mins including walking to and from the car park, for an event that cost the best part of £60 for 2 people. Very poor.
Mandy S.
Wir waren sehr enttäuscht von der Messe. Es gab eine fast leere Halle in der ein paar Bausteine lagen. Für das Geld hätten wir uns Steine aller Art für zuhause holen und behalten können.
nikto N.
Diese "Veranstaltung" ist ein Beispiel, dass sich Minimal- und Maximalprinzip nicht unbedingt gegenseitig ausschließen. Aber im Ernst, Du bezahlst viel Geld, um in einer riesigen Halle(welche zu großen Teil trotz Veranstaltung leer ist), zusammen mit vielen anderen Familien (es haben sich erstaunlich viele abziehen lassen) mit dreckigen Bausteinen spielen zu dürfen. Es wäre Besser, man nimmt das Geld für den Eintritt und kauft über Kleinanzeigen kiloweise gebrauchte Legosteine, Zuhause auf den Boden ausschütten und loslegen. Mit dem Unterschied, dass die Steine danach euch gehören werden. Ansonsten, kann man noch neben ein Paar Figuren aus Lego Fotos machen. Das war's, nach 20 Minuten sind wir Eis essen gegangen. Sinnlos!
Matthew T.
I just got home from Brickfest in Uniondale. In lieu of a full review, I thought I’d just share the words that best describe the experience: Drab Depressing Vile Filthy Cheap Poorly-ventilated Smelly Bad Value