Lego Store

Four and a half stars. Mall parking: Level 1, near Macy’s. The staff here are way more helpful than at the Annapolis location, though the space size and content aren’t that different. Lots of minifig keychains, okay variety of sets.
Phenomenal customer service from all three people I interacted with, one of whom went out of their way to let me know about inventory status. The kids are kindly treated as a priority, but whoever was helping you won’t forget to come back afterwards. Checkout line starting to grow? A floater opens up a second register to speed things along. Future savings to be had? Your cheerful cashier lets you know. Very appreciative of the friendly assist this weekend when they were knee-​deep in excited children.

Ahhhh the Lego store!!!
I have to hand it to Lego, their toys and parks are high quality and still manufactured in Denmark where they were originally conceptualized. This particular store offers a broad selection of those premium bricks in aesthetically pleasing configurations sold by helpful and courteous sales staff in a family friendly environment.
On the weekend the place is wall to wall kids, so if you are an ALE, you may want to go during the week ;-)

Everything is awesome. This store is so much fun. you can find a giant city to build, or just get a key chain. Everything is awesome. You can be a kid at any age at this store. Everything is awesome. The employees are nice and helpful. Everything is awesome. Bonus points for the wonder woman key chain. Everything is awesome.

Bought 98 dollars of lego, says free Spider-​Man jumper with purchase of 50 or more, didn’t get one cause they ran out, had to ask employee why I didn’t get one… Also wanted to get the iron value ultras but apparently also ran out. And if they ran out of the free gift for 50+ they should just remove that sticker for now… Very disappointed and there pick a brick has the worst picks ever

My husband and I are avid Lego collectors (mostly the architecture sets) so we have been to a number of their shops. This one is fairly small compared most others and that leads to a lot of kids underfoot when they are playing with the interactive displays. The staff is friendly and maybe overly so.

The workers were very friendly and knowledgeable. Some Dr Who Lego is in the works. And it was fun to watch the kids play with the Lego on the tables throughout the store. Cool store.

This is a very small store and used to be great when it first opened. But, it’s still the same old store and now very beat up. This location needs an extreme makeover.

Absolutely my son’s favorite store ever. The staff genuinely seems to love what they do, the kids have a blast. My son particularly loves the back wall where you can buy bricks «a la carte» in 2 different size cups (small for $ 8.99 and large for $ 15.99). The staff even gives pointers on how to maximize space (ie how to stack in the cups). Store is always clean, which is shocking to me, as legos seem to multiply and crawl out all our my sons floor each night… maybe we have mutant legos.

It’s not just hype. Everything here is actually awesome.
I hadn’t been to a Lego Store in a long time and I actually learned a lot in this one. By visiting here, I learned that Lego now produces just as many adult sets (16+) as they do sets for children. Having never even been able to put together simple building sets properly as a kid, I was in awe at the complexity that Lego puts into their world now. And with the expense of the sets. some over $ 200.00, this is definitely a hobby that I can’t afford.
But that’s okay since there’s more to the store than sets to buy. In various windows throughout the store are builds that various adult «builder» groups in the area have done. And there are, if you can find a space among the little hands (I couldn’t), areas to build your own figurine.
For those of us not blessed with great hands or building imagination, they carry some cool Lego gear like key chains with figurines. So at least we can fake being true Lego fans.
Despite the store being crowded, the hordes of people were very polite and I was surprised how not loud it was. They must have some good soundproofing to absorb the screaming of little kids. I certainly had fun and left whistling that song from The Lego Movie as I strolled through the rest of the mall. It was truly an awesome experience to visit a Lego Store. And I don’t say that about many stores in a mall.

The employees were so nice and helpful. My son wanted to go there so we went in to look around and were greeted by more than one employee. They were helpful, but not pushy salesmen types. My son had a great time and we brought home some fun stuff to play with. Definitely will go back, and look forward to it. It’s best to go on weekday mornings, it gets very crowded on the weekends.

This store has gone to absolute crap over the last six months. Occasionally, you can get help from decent people like Mark (?) or Roberto. The new staff they have hired is mainly Lego fan type adults who act like you’re touching «their» stuff or just tell you no regardless of what you ask. My kids are always searching for sets they are out of and we don’t get a smile or a positive attitude that you used to find in the previous employees. It’s just «no, we are out of stock.» I don’t know what happened with management, but my kids are grumpier every time we leave here lately.

Super fun place to visit. The employees were really friendly, and willing to help. They don’t carry all the exhibited Lego sets, and most sets don’t have prices on them.

Great for kids of all ages :)
My children love this place and we go here often. I just signed up for the free membership where you earn points for buying here, similar to Best Buy reward and others.
Great to bring kids here and let them loose.

Do people know about this place? Why didn’t I know about this place?
I attribute any inkling of creativity I have to the big box of incomplete lego sets I had as a child. Lego had fallen out of favor with me in recent years because the sets seem to have become more intricate, with the customized pieces leaving less room for flexibility and creativity in constructing your own designs. What I like about the lego store is that they have a huge wall of lego pieces that you can measure out in deli soup-​like containers, instead of restricting yourself to pre-​designed sets.
We ended up opting for a gas station set for a car-​loving five year old’s birthday, but I’m looking forward to supplementing with loose pieces to encourage more independent architecture.
It’s a bit more expensive than I remember them to be, but this is one toy I’d have no qualms about giving to my own child one day.

Great place to bring the kids. Probably the only shop in the world in which you don’t have warn your kids about touching anything in the store. Legos are laid out in different corners encouraging your children to go for it and make stuff. Very fun place.

This store makes me happy, they’ve got a great selection of legos and always have the newest sets. Its always crowded on the weekends, but they always do a pretty good job of making sure the customers get all the help they need.
I only wish they had some of the older sets.

This store makes kids happy. It’s always stocked with the newest Lego sets, and sometimes has cool stuff on sale. It gets pretty crowded on weekends though.
It also had a cool 3D screen that can show you what a Lego City line set will look like in 3D. You can fill a cup with lego pieces that you choose if you like to build from scratch as well.