Nagoya | LEGOLAND, not just for kids

Nagoya LEGOLAND is the eighth LEGOLAND in the world and the second in Asia. Since its opening in 2017, it has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in Nagoya. In this world of LEGO bricks, both children and adults can spend a whole day exploring and enjoying a wealth of fun. The park uses 17 million LEGO bricks and 10,000 LEGO models, including seven themed areas such as 'Knight's Kingdom', 'Pirate Shores', and 'NINJAGO World', with over 40 attractions and shows. The most attractive part is Miniland. Here, more than 10 million LEGO bricks are used to recreate selected landscapes and street scenes from Japan. In just one day, you can see the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, the liveliness of Osaka, the ancient charm of Kyoto, and the famous sights of Nagoya, and more. Like other theme parks, LEGOLAND also has its own hotel and themed rooms, which are a great choice for family trips. Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Ticket prices: Children 3,300-4,800 yen (tax included) Adults 4,500-7,400 yen (tax included) 🚌 Transportation: Take the Aonami Line from Nagoya Station and get off at the last stop 'Kinjofuto Station' (about 20 minutes) You can also take the airport bus directly from Chubu Centrair International Airport (about 40 minutes)

Fun at Legoland Japan

No long queues, nice dining experience and great rides for the kids. Adults get to enjoy a few more thrilling rides at ninja go. The submarine ride is amazing and feels like a real underwater experience! The Lego miniland is amazing with the landmarks of Japan. Kids get to learn driving a car as well at the driving school and catered for different ages. Recommended! #themepark

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#celebratewithtrip Legoland Japan is located In Nagoya as a Lego fans I will strongly recommend to go and the Mini-land here is very nice . Getting to Legoland is pretty simple. From Nagoya Station, the city’s primary rail hub, it just a 24-minute ride on the Aonami Line to Kinjofuto Station, near the Ise Bay shoreline. Once off the train, Legoland is a 10-minute stroll away.

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Legoland Japan Resort---a theme park in Nagoya, Japan. The amusement park is separated into seven themed areas, matching the different universes in the lego world. Experience childhood in this beautiful Lego City! #childhood #kids #kidsfriendly #awesomepic #kidsworld #adventure #japan #nagoya #amusementpark #childrenpark #legoland #legolandjapan

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Amazing place to be at with diff regions to visit! absolutely love my stay.. and also its a land of hypebesast.. its where hypebeast got its name. This is where it all started. food was definitely amazing! what can go wrong with Asian food! Best to go to where locals eat. that's where you know the food is good and does right. A land of nature where its at its most beautiful.. I mean what can go wrong with Japan. fun and heaven exist at the same point of time. like you wanna have fun go ahead.. you wanna be the chill and be disconnected from the city.. you do you where ever you wanna go just do it. never have second thoughts! it's now or never!!!@!!!

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This is our second time here, and we had a great time. The place is clean, well organised, the rides are good and well maintained. There are plenty of playgrounds for the kids, and all facilities are well maintained. Many of the rides are interactive in nature, which makes it interesting. Our favourite rides are the Coast Guard HQ where you drive your own boat, Splash Battle where you shoot water cannons at people around you, and the small roller coaster - Dragon's apprentice. Overall, the rides and activities would suit primary school kids and toddlers. Staff are helpful and service is great. This park is much smaller than other major theme parks, but we enjoyed it much more due to less crowds, and much shorter queueing time. The downside is that some rides are not open every day, and some rides are only open for part of the day. Also note that the theme park is not open everyday of the year, therefore, you should check the website before making plans. Food is rather expensive in the theme park, but we were very pleased with the allergy awareness, and there are charts indicating the allergens each of the items. There is an adjacent shopping and restaurant area, outside of Legoland, which includes a bakery, pizza shop, grilled eel, and noodle shops. Oveall it was a good experience. #givethanks #givethanks

Legoland is the most recommended place in addition to Long Island Paradise. I am influenced by my daughter. I will often accompany her to Legoland. I am excited to come to Legoland, especially to see so many decorations made by Lego. They are all novelty. Legoland Nagoya is the eighth in the world and the second-largest in Asia. It is worth a special trip. The special mention is that the elevator of the hotel uses the stick of the submarine. When the elevator door is closed, the lights rotate, it is extremely joyful and the mood will be better. However, I feel like coming to the nightclub. There is also a Lego white graffiti paper on the table of the restaurant, and the children are making graffiti after eating. The hotel also has a lot of themes, and now this is the theme of the ninja room, and from the sheets to the wall are inspired by ninja elements. The entire park is divided into seven areas, including Lego Factory, Lego City, Adventure Park, Mini Park, Lego Kingdom, Bricktopia and Pirate Coast, each of them has a unique and interesting vibe.

Osaka Kyoto Nagoya 7-Day Family Trip, a must-visit for LEGO fans

Taking the kids to Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya for a 7-day trip, I'm here to share this Japan family travel guide with my rich experience. The itinerary covers theme parks, shopping streets, and ancient city attractions, ensuring a joyful and rewarding experience for the children. Every day in Osaka involves exploring different shopping malls, experiencing Japanese pop culture. USJ is a must-visit, and it's advisable to book express passes in advance to avoid the queues. In Nagoya, we visited the much-anticipated LEGOLAND, where children can freely explore various themed areas. When in the ancient city of Kyoto, take a small train to tour Sagano and experience the stunningly beautiful scenery of the bamboo forest and Togetsukyo Bridge. The various newly opened hotels are worth booking for an experience. The ubiquitous gourmet snacks also offer a feast for the taste buds. This itinerary can satisfy a wide range of needs, whether for adults or children. I hope this 7-day Japan family trip experience can provide a reference for other families.

Incredible Theme Park

#nagoyatrip What an incredible themed park especially for younger children!! There are good mixes of exciting and low key rides (both indoor and outdoor, land and water), well structured and fun playgrounds, creative lego building stations, walk to explore places (the center Miniland is a must see!!) and theatre shows and performances. The whole park is well designed and so clean!

Nights kingdom

#thingstodo Night Kingdom is on the left side of the park, and it is an area with the image of the Middle Ages at the far end. It will be a world set in Anime, Nex, and Knights. In the area where Legoland Japan is the face of the park, there is also a night table restaurant, which is the largest restaurant in the park, and there are 4 attractions. 1 Dragon Aprentice More than 90 cm to less than 130 cm must be accompanied Roller coaster for children 2 Merlin Flying Machines over 90 cm to less than 130 cm must be accompanied A vehicle that climbs with a bicycle pedal 3 The Dragon 195cm, 130kg or more is not allowed A roller coaster 4 Marlin Challenge From 105cm or more to less than 130cm must be accompanied.

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#thingstodo Possession of an annual pass with children, the second time on weekdays. It moves even at 25℃, so it's hot with short sleeves. It was rather crowded, probably because of the substitute holiday of the athletic meet. When I didn't go aiming for what I wanted to ride, I aimed for something with less waiting time, so I was able to ride smoothly in almost 5 minutes. I mastered the minifig trade last time, so I took about 20 of them this time. No matter how many times you do it, you can exchange parts you don't know or don't have, so it's exciting every time. If you give your child a minifig before the exchange, you will run alone, so your parents will have it... After the exchange, it will be in the purchased minifig trade pochette. In the end, I was there from opening to closing, but in the blink of an eye. It's my second visit to the park in less than a month, but I'm very satisfied. The exit guidance of the parking lot is smooth even immediately after closing.

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Change a place to take the baby | Nagoya Lego Park Day Tour

🎢【Entertainment Experience Guide】 📍Detailed address: Nagoya Lego Park 🚗Traffic strategy: Subway🚇 (It takes about an hour and a half from Osaka) 🌟Must-play projects: Fire Academy, Flying Dragon, Squid Surfing (will get wet), Lookout Tower (sponsored by China🇨🇳 Power Grid), Submarine, Father-style hand-cranked jumping machine (can laugh me to death😛 💰Average consumption: 6100yan for adults on Monday, 4700yan for children (3-18) 📌Small Tips: The park closes really early on weekdays. If you talk about efficiency, it is recommended to put the top ten miniature landscapes in Japan at the end, and look at them after all the projects are finished. The restaurant closes early on Monday, it's already closed at 16 o'clock 👩Mom's nagging: The queue area is very friendly to the baby, there will be a small box of free Lego blocks at intervals, the baby has no pressure to queue up nice~ (To be honest, I don't think it's too long, about 15 minutes is ok)

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An attraction that is close to home, Legoland Resort! I was there alone and in my opinion, if you are not such in a Lego nerd, this place isn't gonna be that fun. But if you love Lego, of course, this resort is gonna be heaven. This theme park is the 8th Legoland in the world. It is basically just an exhibit of Lego pieces. For me, it's a theme park for children. Just like Tokyo Disneyland. Admission fee is quite pricey as well; ¥6900. #wintergetaway