LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Michigan

Reviews

• KP

  Kathy Phillips

  5 days ago
  1.0
  29$ ea..terribly expensive.. can't leave and return without $ again.. won't return.
• ES

  Eric S

  Aug 29, 2026
  5.0
  Haven't been here since it originally opened. Still very clean and maintained. Kids from 7-13 still had a blast
• KG

  Kris G

  Aug 29, 2026
  1.0
  Worst store to shop at. They sell gift cards but then don’t accept them at checkout, which is extremely frustrating and misleading. The salesperson at the billing desk was also very rude and unprofessional. The way they responded to customers was not respectful or appropriate. Very disappointing customer service and overall experience. I would not recommend shopping here.
• TK

  Tyler Korn

  Aug 21, 2026
  5.0
  It is a little pricey but you can spend hours and hours in this place with your kids. There's a small snack bar, jungle gym, a small Rollercoaster, and lots of Lego building
• FG

  Funke Gbogboade

  Aug 19, 2026
  5.0
  Have you ever wondered what it feels like to step inside a giant box of imagination? Today, we are unlocking a world made entirely of bricks at the LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Michigan! From miniature cities to magical rides, let’s go discover the ultimate indoor playground where big dreams start small. Imagine a world where an entire major city fits inside one room, and the only limit to what you can create is your own imagination. Welcome to the LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Michigan! Tucked inside Auburn Hills, this place isn't just an indoor playground—it's a marvel of design, packed with over a million bricks, interactive rides, and mind-blowing miniature landmarks. Whether you're a nostalgic traveler, a design lover, or just looking for the ultimate rainy-day road trip stop, you're going to want to see this. It took a team of master builders over six months and more than one million LEGO bricks to recreate metro Detroit’s iconic skyline. Look closely and you’ll see the Renaissance Center, Comerica Park, the Motown Museum, and even the Spirit of Detroit statue. The attention to detail is mind-blowing. Plus, the room cycles through a simulated day-and-night lighting schedule, so you get to see the Detroit skyline light up after dark." Beyond the miniature city, the center functions like a mini theme park. There are two interactive rides: Kingdom Quest, where you zap targets to save a princess, and Merlin’s Apprentice, where the faster you pedal, the higher you fly. They also have a 4D Cinema that plays rotating LEGO mini-movies. And yes—the 4D means you will get blasted with real wind, rain, and snow effects during the show. For creators and builders, there are massive open build zones, including a test track where you can build your own LEGO car and race it down a massive ramp against other visitors." A quick travel tip: buy your tickets online in advance. Tickets at the door cost more, and they do sell out on weekends. I enjoyed every bit of this centre as it ignited my imagination to think of possibilities and beautiful architecture masterpiece. This spot is perfect for road trippers, families, and LEGO fans alike! I did an expose on it 👇 BEST DAY EVER at Legoland Discovery Centre!(Mind-Blowing Builds) https://youtu.be/-lWAegnWSFM?si=Y4TetsrYIVZSCmwi

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