The entire park is divided into 8 major areas, and it’s perfectly fine to play inside for 2-3 hours:

LEGO Factory Tour, where kids can design their own Lego on the screen;

Laser Mini Train, just eliminate the Bad Guys along the way to rescue the princess;

Miniature Melbourne with Lego in the city area, it’s so realistic and fun, we found several places we’ve visited this time;

LEGO Plane, a typical half-hour wait for a one-minute ride;

LEGO Restaurant, in addition to regular food, also has some Lego-themed dishes;

Creative Play Zone, featuring themes like the underwater world and Lego Friends. You can sign up for workshops in advance and take creative classes here;

The highly recommended 4D Lego movie is super 4D, and the story is very funny. There’s a screening every half hour, and while waiting for the movie, you can play other attractions; Soft climbing playground;

Lego Shop, which is the last stop. Both kids designed three Lego figures and swapped outfits, unlimited combinations, so much fun.

Tickets are $58 per person, including a Welcome Bag with some merchandise. Personally, I feel that buying tickets without the bag ($36) is sufficient. Highly, highly, highly recommended, it’s perfect for a kids’ outing!

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, Chadstone