The museum is housed in an old school which is a little rundown and in need of painting and repairs but the creations are amazing. Information such as the number of bricks used and the amount of time required for each display would be a good addition. Many items appeared to be promotional displays made for toy stores. Also included is a case of early wooden toys which were the first toys made by the Lego company.
A ramp leads to the entrance on the first floor. A lift, operated by museum staff, accesses the second floor. The third floor is accessed by stairs only. The basement has a huge Lego picture laid out on the floor and an animatronic Lego band which can be seen from the balcony on the first floor.
The parking lot is large enough for any RV. Museum
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