LEGO® Discovery Center Boston

Reviews

• SB

  Shawn “Moxie” Belanger

  3 days ago
  3.0
  Our kids had fun, but a lot of the activities weren't working or were broken. The kids wanted to collect the stamps but none worked. The staff didn't look like they wanted to be there. One of the characters was supposed to show at a certain time according to the schedule, but we never saw it.
• ER

  Elizabeth ramirez

  May 11, 2026
  1.0
  An item was Priced higher ( when scan ) than the price it says under the toy there was a whole line of toys for same price an employee says some kids move the price that's incredible In Massachusetts, if a toy (or any item) is in the wrong place and has a lower price tag on the shelf than what it rings up for at the register, the store must honor the lowest advertised price.
• RR

  RussoT

  May 9, 2026
  2.0
  It's great for the kids but they need a manager walking around the floor more often. Most of their employees seem to not care to do their work. We had to wait about 10 minutes for a person to show up for the VR that we paid extra money for. No "sorry sir" or "thanks for your patience." Just 2 employees slowly meander over talking to themselves the whole time and not caring. Some machines don't work, people don't respect each other's space, etc.
• CK

  Chris Kelly

  May 3, 2026
  2.0
  I was really looking forward to taking my daughter here, but we don’t be back. When you advertise that you have a space specifically created for younger kids (mine is in preschool), I would think that space would be cared for and operational. Instead, it was like a complete afterthought. Nothing there was stocked well. Things were broken. My daughter was so disappointed about there not being a single duck in there “duck pond” game that she wanted to leave. I convinced her to stick around a bit longer and go to the 4D movie, but the one the poster at the front said it would be wasn’t what it was. She wanted to leave the move because it was too much and wasn’t what was communicated. The one nice thing that happened was that one person working there made little ducks for my daughter. Between the three of us, we paid close to $100 for today and it was a complete waste.
• AJ

  Alayna Johnson

  Apr 15, 2026
  2.0
  My review is for the Legoland Discovery Center adult night on 4/10/26. This is a 2-star experience that could become a 4 or 5-star experience with some tweaks. Positives: • Vats and vats of Lego pieces to play and build with all night. • Fun building challenges led by master builders with great prizes. • "4D" movie (I put in quotes because spraying everyone with water is hardly a fourth dimension, but it was fun nonetheless) Negatives: • While the master builders were very pleasant, the actual Lego land discovery staff were abjectly miserable. Arguing with each other about how the customers should line up, huffing and puffing about where to find more yellow bags, the works. I don't know if Legoland needs to pay these people more or just hire people who know how to smile, but something has to change because it brought the whole mood down. • There was no explanation of what to do. We arrived to a giant room and were set free with no clue what to do. After some wandering around, we got our bearings, but an announcement at the beginning that says "this event is held here, you can do this here," would go really far. • The event was advertised as 7–9:30, but the ride closed at 9, so we never got to try it. Had this been explained at the beginning (see point above), we could have planned more appropriately. • Many of the smaller attractions simply don't work. When we were there, the laser room didn't work, nor did the large button game. The mini fig scanners and the photo stations were also down. That's a lot of items not working! I think they should plant more staff near these areas to make sure things are running smoothly. • When you purchase tickets, they offer you the opportunity to buy an exclusive mini kit for a discounted rate of $6. The same kit is sold for $4 in stores, so it's neither exclusive nor discounted. This feels borderline criminal. • None of the hand sanitizer stations work, which is particularly noticeable because the bricks are really grimy and clearly not cleaned very often (if ever). • This is a smaller complaint, but the mini figure build area had only about four hair options and they were all rather strange (think space buns, green fringe, etc) – literally no one was able to build a figure that looked anything like them. There was also only one skin tone available. • Another smaller issue: the main cityscape display is beautifully built but poorly maintained. Like absolutely covered in dust, better pop a Claritin before you walk in kind of situation. Overall, I still had fun by posting up next to one of the Lego vats and building all night. I'd consider going back just for that, but I really urge Lego to consider the above changes.

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