The LEGO® Store Annapolis

4.6
318 reviews

About

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The LEGO® Store Annapolis brings creativity to life for kids and kids-at-heart! Visit our toy store to discover a huge selection of LEGO sets, minifigures and gifts, with extra help from our knowledgeable Brick Specialists. From LEGO Star Wars™ sets to LEGO sets for adults, we’ve got plenty of options for fans of all ages! Looking to get extra creative? Design your own personalized LEGO minifigures at the Build a Minifigure station, or check out the LEGO Pick a Brick wall to find all the pieces you need to bring your next idea to life. We’re always working on fun new activities to inspire creative play, so be sure to ask about what exciting LEGO events are coming soon to our store!

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Location

The LEGO® Store Annapolis
1260 Annapolis Mall, Annapolis, MD
21401, United States

Hours

Reviews

4.6
318 reviews
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4 stars
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What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Customer Service

Mixed reviews on staff friendliness; some customers experienced rude behavior while others praised the helpfulness and knowledge of the staff.

Store Environment

Generally clean and well-organized, with many customers appreciating the fun atmosphere and kid-friendly environment.

Product Selection

Good variety of LEGO sets available, though some customers noted limited stock and higher prices compared to other retailers.

Overall Experience

Many customers enjoyed their visits, highlighting the excitement of the store, but some expressed disappointment in service quality.
  • JJ
    Jasmine J
    Aug 18, 2025
    5.0
    Definitely a great place to start if you’re just getting started with Lego and even if you’re an experienced builder. There’s so much in here!
  • AC
    Angelica Cristobal
    Jul 5, 2025
    1.0
    I don’t usually leave reviews, but this was honestly one of the worst customer service experiences I’ve ever had—especially disappointing for a store where friendliness should be the standard. My husband and I went in to buy a LEGO set and wanted to get two of the same item, as one was meant to be a gift. One of the boxes was visibly damaged, so we asked a sales associate if there were more in stock. There were four staff members near the register chatting, and one of them told us those were the last two available. So we decided to take them anyway, despite one being damaged. When my husband asked about a promotion (a sign said if you spend $160, you receive a free gift), the staff member responded with a visibly annoyed attitude. We weren’t sure if we would get one or two gifts since we were buying two qualifying sets. Instead of explaining, he snapped, “Actually, it’s $165.” (which is also wrong) We weren’t trying to argue—we just wanted clarification. I don’t know if he thought we couldn’t afford it, weren’t serious buyers, or were just taking too long in the store, but his tone was unnecessary and rude. It shouldn’t be a problem for customers to spend time in a LEGO store. In fact, most stores encourage you to browse, build, and enjoy the experience. We weren’t doing anything out of line, yet we were made to feel unwelcome. While we were paying, another staff member mentioned it was time to restock and started heading to the back. The same person who told us there were no more stopped her and gave her a look—like a signal—which I saw. It felt off, but I let it go and took the damaged box. We left the store feeling disappointed and confused. We didn’t understand why we were being treated like we were a bother just for asking a few questions. About an hour later, I called the store to check again if the item was in stock. The person on the phone said yes. I went back and saw it had already been restocked and was sitting on the shelf—so clearly there had been more in the back earlier. As I walked in, I think I heard that same staff member mutter “oh shoot,” (not exactly sure the exact words) likely surprised that I returned so soon. I didn’t make a scene—I simply asked if I could exchange the damaged box. He then shouted and looked toward someone named Adam (or Alex?), possibly the manager, which was disappointing because this person had been present the whole time and had witnessed the entire situation without stepping in. This happened on July 4th around 4:30 PM and we went back around 5:50 PM. There were three men and one woman working at the time. I’m not sure if they were just having a bad day or if this kind of service is normal there, but the experience felt cold, dismissive, and borderline disrespectful. I really hope management looks into this, because it’s incredibly disappointing—especially in a store meant to bring joy to kids and families.
  • BC
    Broly Chille
    Dec 14, 2022
    5.0
    Good

Frequently Asked Questions About The LEGO® Store Annapolis

How do I sign up for the LEGO VIP Program?

If you drop by one of our awesome LEGO® Stores, you can become a LEGO® VIP member right there and then. Just ask one of our Brick Specialists to sign you up and they’ll be happy to help. After you sign up in-store, you’ll receive a welcome email with instructions for completing your registration. After your registration is complete, you’ll receive an email with a link to your new digital card. LEGO VIP Points can be earned on purchases from LEGO stores and from our online shop.

How do I redeem my VIP Points?

Once you’ve earned points, visit your VIP account on LEGO.com where you can choose to redeem a voucher for either online or in-store shopping!