Wonderful Memories of the Brick Kingdom | The Ultimate Guide to LEGOLAND Nagoya

LEGOLAND 👍Attraction Introduction: LEGOLAND® Japan Resort is a theme park where children aged 2–12 and their families can have fun all day long. There are over 40 rides, attractions, and shows, as well as eight different themed areas. The park uses 17 million LEGO bricks and 10,000 LEGO models. Personally, I think the most worthwhile attractions are: 1. The Dragon (Coasters): There are two versions: the family version, with a gentle track around the Knights' Kingdom, suitable for younger children, and the advanced version, with high-speed plunges + 360-degree turns, passing through "flames" (actually smoke effects) spewed by a LEGO fire-breathing dragon. 2. LEGO NINJAGO The Ride. Play the role of a ninja riding a flying dragon soaring in the sky. There's no major weightlessness or flips, but it does fly quite high, making it less difficult than the first one mentioned above. There are multiple LEGO NINJAGO model check-in points hidden within the NINJAGO World area. Complete designated tasks to redeem limited-edition badges. 3. Splash Battle: Ride a pirate ship and use water guns to battle with travelers on other ships. There are also fixed water cannons on the shore for "spectators" to join the fray. 4. Rescue Academy: Teams operate LEGO fire trucks to drive to a "burning building" and manually pump water to extinguish the fire. The fastest team to extinguish the flames will have their ranking displayed on an electronic screen. This is most suitable for families. Other attractions you can enjoy: 1. Submarine Adventure Features: Asia's first diving experience combining LEGO bricks with real marine life. Travelers take a submarine to dive into the "seabed" and observe creatures such as sharks and tropical fish through the windows. At the same time, there are LEGO-built scenes of shipwrecks and treasures inside the cabin. The submarine is also equipped with interactive buttons that can trigger lights or simulate bubble effects, enhancing the immersive experience. 2. LEGO Factory Tour: Enter a simulated factory workshop and watch a short film about the LEGO brick manufacturing process. Afterward, each person receives a limited-edition LEGO brick engraved with the park's logo as a souvenir. 3. MINILAND: This entire area uses over 10 million bricks to recreate Japanese landmarks, such as Nagoya Castle, Senso-ji Temple, and Osaka Castle. The details are so exquisite that even the pedestrian traffic lights at Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing are dynamically reproduced. 📍Recommended Itinerary: You can choose your favorite attractions to revisit multiple times, or you can refer to the following recommended one-day itinerary: Morning (10:00–12:30): 1. BRICKTOPIA: - Experience Build and Test (free building area) and Robotic Play Centre (robotics course, reservation required). - Watch LEGO NINJAGO Live: a live interactive show with multiple performances daily. 2. ADVENTURE: - Must-play: Submarine Adventure, traveling through a LEGO-built underwater world. - Thrilling attraction: Beetle Bounce (children's drop tower). Lunch (12:30–13:30): Knights' Kingdom Restaurant: Serves Japanese set meals. The "Ninja Bento" is recommended. Brick House Burgers: LEGO-themed burgers, perfect for photo ops. Afternoon (13:30–17:00): 1. KNIGHT’S KINGDOM: - The Dragon: The park's most thrilling ride, suitable for travelers over 105cm tall. 2. LEGO CITY: - Jr. Driving School: Children aged 6–13 can get a "LEGO driver's license." - Rescue Academy: Families work together to put out fires and win firefighter stickers. 3. MINILAND: - LEGO replicas of Japanese landmarks (Tokyo Tower, Kinkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto, etc.). Press buttons to trigger dynamic mechanisms. Evening (17:00–Closing): BIG SHOP: Located at the park entrance, you can buy limited-edition LEGO sets. 🚗Getting There: 1. Public Transportation: Take the Aonami Line from Nagoya Station to the final stop, Kinjofuto Station. The park is about a 10-minute walk from the station. (See attached image for details) 2. Driving: There is parking around the park, costing approximately JPY 1,500/day. It is recommended to arrive early on weekends. 🎟Opening Hours and Tickets: You can purchase tickets directly by searching on the Trip.com website. Weekend ticket prices are usually slightly higher. The LEGOLAND + SEALIFE combo ticket is recommended. Opening Hours: Weekdays: 10:00–17:00 Weekends/Holidays: 10:00–18:00 (May extend to 19:00 in summer) 💗Other Tips: If you purchase a combo ticket, it is recommended to enter the park early in the morning. You can leave around 14:30 to go to SEALIFE. If you want to re-enter the park, inform the staff when you leave and they will make a note. Height Restrictions: Most attractions are suitable for children over 90cm tall. Thrilling attractions require a height of 105cm or more.