LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia

4.3
3218 reviews
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Business Details

Plymouth Meeting Mall, Unit #1055, Plymouth Meeting, PA
19462, United States
(267) 245-9696
https://www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com/philadelphia/?utm_source=local-listing&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=tickets
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LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Philadelphia is where families with children aged 2 to 10 can enjoy a world of creativity, color and building fun in the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground. Located at Plymouth Meeting Mall, this family-friendly attraction includes features like local landmarks made from over a million LEGO bricks in MINILAND® to a fun and exciting LEGO themed ride. Watch as your favorite LEGO characters come to life in the 4D Cinema. Then get hands-on with the thousands of LEGO bricks in themed build and play areas where kid’s imaginations can run wild with the endless possibilities that LEGO offers.

Details

  • Onsite servicesAvailable
  • Kid friendlyAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable

Location

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia
Plymouth Meeting Mall, Unit #1055, Plymouth Meeting, PA
19462, United States

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Reviews

4.3
3,218 reviews
5 stars
1,911
4 stars
754
3 stars
296
2 stars
97
1 star
160

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Staff Behavior

Several reviews highlighted poor treatment of employees by management, particularly towards a staff member named Jeffrey, which negatively impacted customer experience.

Value for Money

Many customers felt that the admission prices were too high for the limited attractions and activities available, leading to disappointment.

Child-Friendly Activities

The venue is generally well-received by children, with many enjoying the building stations and interactive exhibits, although some found it lacking for older kids.

Cleanliness and Maintenance

Some reviews mentioned issues with cleanliness and maintenance, such as broken attractions and unclean seating areas.

Accessibility Issues

There were complaints regarding entry restrictions for adults without children under 18, and a lack of accommodations for disabled visitors.
  • BB
    Brit
    3 days ago
    3.0
    We visited Legoland for a field trip. The experience was fun, however it was basically just bringing a bunch of children to an indoor jungle gym. I wish there was an activity they could've done to bring home, or some sort of presentation. The movie was also broken, we unfortunately weren't able to enjoy that. The children really enjoyed the ninja course. It was nice for what it was, but I am not likely to purchase a ticket to return.
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    Taylor Pilote
    4 days ago
    5.0
    Ourr experience was great! It's a zoo (as any kidcentric activity is) but there are many areas to move throughout. We spent 3 hrs, did two of the short movies, the VR experience and lots of time in the pirate ship play structure. Kids loved the special build with the Lego Master builder! Highly suggest, our boys are 4 & 6
  • LP
    Liz Pusteblume
    Nov 8, 2025
    2.0
    Disappointing! We were a big group of 4 Adults and 2 kids. We paid extra so we get the Photo passes. We asked a Staff to show us how it worked. We went on the train at least 5 times and non picture was saved not even the one the Staff did for us. Why do you make costumers pay extra? Miniature Philadelphia was cute but almost every special buttons were broken. Movie theater was okay but the seats where all wett would be good if they get dry. If you live close i would by a membership, it’s like a special indoor playground. I was just so disappointed because we paid so much
  • SM
    Simi M
    Nov 4, 2025
    4.0
    This is located within the mall. We like coming here once in a year because it is small and all the spots are reachable, and it satisfies my kiddos’ cravings for unlimited Lego time. Some of the areas arent as clean and there are dust layers on some of the permanent creations. The lego movies (only beware you will be sprayed on, ALOT) and the lego classes are a must attend. The restrooms are a mess. I very very very reluctantly take my kids to the restroom. The staff are friendly and helpful. Bring your own snacks and water. The exit is through the Lego store.
  • AG
    Augustus Gardella
    Oct 29, 2025
    1.0
    I was just in this store looking for a new set for my partner and I to build. We asked one of the employees, Jeffrey for help. He was really kind and told us that since we came in a shipping day, the stock is a little hectic. After his help, we looked around the store some more but couldn't find the set we were looking for. The reason for my one star is because I overheard an employee, who seemed to be Jeffrey's supervisor, demeaning him after he had said he finished his tasks. The Supervisor then kept telling Jeffrey about everything that was wrong, even saying "is there a ghost following us around and pushing the stock back?" After continually being mean to him, Jeffrey walked away, and again I heard the supervisor and another employee laughing at his expense. It was deplorable to watch and listen to, and afterwards my partner and I left the store. I don't want to give any money to people who are rude, mean, and verbally awful to the people they work with.
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Frequently Asked Questions About LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia

How do I purchase tickets?

We highly recommend that you purchase your tickets online in advance to guarantee your visit! https://www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com/philadelphia/tickets-passes/

Are masks required?

Consistent with updated guidance from Pennsylvania and the CDC, face coverings for guests are no longer required.