Learn how LEGO bricks are made at the factory tour, then build, test, and race LEGOcars at the Build and Test Zone. Take aim at targets in the Kingdom Quest laser ride, learn building skills from master builders in the Creative Workshop, then practice those skills while building your own masterpieces. For inspiration, take a look at Melbourne’s top attractions re-created in miniature in MINILAND. For an unforgettable experience, let all your senses be engaged at the 4D cinema.
Book LEGOLAND tickets ahead of time for extra savings and to guarantee entry at your preferred time slot. For the best value, opt for a combo pass that also includes Sea Life Melbourne.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne is ideal for families with kids aged 3 to 10.
Adults must be accompanied by children in order to enter. Adult-only nights are held once a month.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted, but there’s a café on-site.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne is fully wheelchair-accessible.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne is located inside the Chadstone Shopping Centre. By public transport, take the Pakenham line from Flinders Street Railway Station to Caulfield Station, then take bus 900 to Chadstone Shopping Centre. There’s also a free shuttle bus from Sea Life Melbourne. Those driving should use the Target parking lot near HOYTS.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne is open daily, with extended hours Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. During busy peak periods, guests are limited to three hours, with no restrictions during off-peak periods. Expect to spend about two to three hours here.
Over 1.5 million bricks a were used to create MINILAND Melbourne, which is built in minifigure scale and includes over 3,000 minifigures. See attractions such as the Melbourne Star, Flemington Racecourse, Eureka Tower, and Federation Square. The attraction includes a working tram and transitions from day to night, giving you a different perspective on the city.
