LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta

Wildly overpriced. The photo section is hard to get a good photo with a lg group and even after adjusting several times the auto camera kept cutting off my children. They don't get to keep the figures or anything they build after paying $30 which was extremely shocking to my children especially my 10yr old whose an advit lego builder & 6 yr old. The ride was very short and mediocre. The food which conisist of 2 burgers & 4 hotdogs took all of 30 mins to receive. When asked about the wait she said she's the only one back there mind you we spotted multiple employees that could've assited her. The movie theater is freezing cold 🥶 and I mean freezing then get this they spray u with water as apart of the show as a 4d affect and they don't tell you before hand. I asked after seeing wet seats & I was told it would be a sprinkle but after getting sprayed 6 times it's now a drenching. You cant have people cold & wet especially children.... my child is now sick after this. The good the layout was nice, bright colors really gave an intentional lego town. The toddler section was cute & safe, perfect for my 15mth old & 3yr old. My children over all loved most of the visit and the master builder class. Most of the staff were friendly & knowledgeable. Good to check off of an experienced while in ATL list. But was it worth the $30 for all 6 of us including a 3yr old I don't think so.

This was my family's first time going here, as we live 2.5 hours away, and it was a blast! We were able to create our own Lego figures and rode rides and created cars to race and space ships so that we could play them on the interactive big screen once they'll were scanned and really enjoyed the 4k theater etc. There was a ton to do and we spent about 2 to 3 hours in there! We didn't eat at the cafeteria in there just bc it was our first time being at that mall and wanted to try different places in the food court but plenty of people were there enjoying food. I will say, it would have been cool to have done the class with a master builder, but not having that available didn't take away from the experience at all.

Worth visiting once while you are in Atlanta! My kids (3&7yo) were fascinated and occupied themselves most of the time. Free parking, food not so pricey, wasn't that crowded on sunday morning, military discount. General admission includes 1 interactive ride and 1 of 4D short movie as well. It's more like a fancy indoor playground, don't expect it to be a full day amusement park grade thing.

This was a cute, quick little treat for my 10-year-old son to wrap up Spring Break. It was not overly crowded, and the experience was nice. We were able to move at our own pace, and the little ride attraction/VR experience was cute. One of my favorite parts was the exhibits of the Atlanta attractions. We spent about 3 hours there; it was definitely worth the $40. We probably won't go again, but next time to Legoland as this was definitely a great outing to work up to that.

This Place Was Awesome! We Did The VIP Experience. My Kiddo Loved It. Master Builders Were So Friendly And Knowledgeable. Highly Recommend The VIP Package. It's Amazing What They Can Build Out Of Legos. Highly Recommend If You Have A Child Who Likes Legos.