LEGO Festival running at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort this summer

LEGO Festival is set to run until August 31. <i>(Image: Legoland)</i>
LEGO Festival is set to run until August 31. (Image: Legoland)
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A LEGO Festival is taking place at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort this summer for families and builders alike.

LEGO Festival is open and running until August 31, offering visitors a full summer of brick-built fun and immersive experiences.

Families can explore five interactive zones at the heart of the festival, including Music, Creative, Chill Out, and two new areas: the Play Zone featuring LEGO Pokémon and the F1-inspired Thrill Zone.

Every guest receives a festival wristband and map on arrival to unlock the full experience.

Neil Poulter, vice president at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, said: "LEGO Festival is all about giving families a reason to come together, play together and make memories that last.

"Since opening last week, we’ve already welcomed thousands of guests.

"It’s the perfect place for families looking to spend some time bonding during summer holidays."

The festival features hands-on activities, giant LEGO models, live shows, meet-and-greets with characters, and family challenges.

In the Music Zone, visitors can cheer on their favourites during the 'Battle of the Bands' show and contribute to a large festival mosaic build.

The Creative Zone offers building sessions with Master Model Builders and imaginative brick tables, while the Chill Out Zone provides a botanical-inspired escape with flower builds and butterfly models.

The Thrill Zone brings the excitement of F1 racing to life with pit crew challenges and high-energy experiences.

Guests can try their hand at the Brick Stop Challenge—an F1 tyre change with a LEGO twist—or step into the role of a race engineer.

The Play Zone brings LEGO Pokémon to the park, allowing visitors to interact with and train their chosen character using the LEGO SMART Play system.

Trainers can create brick-built snacks for their Pokémon, build a LEGO Poké Ball, and grab a photo with a giant LEGO Pikachu.

Food and drink options include the festival-exclusive Brick Ice Lolly in three flavours, and guests can browse the LEGO Store for the latest sets and exclusive merchandise.

The festival is included with standard admission to LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, which features more than 55 rides, attractions, and shows.

LEGO Festival is also being held at LEGOLAND Resorts in California, Florida, New York, Germany, and Shanghai.

Short breaks are available for families wanting to extend their LEGO adventure into a full weekend.

The festival promises a summer of creativity and connection for guests of all ages.

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