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It has been 20 years since LEGO City reinvigorated the construction toy shelves and proved that the LEGO Group knew how to design proper toys again. In the monthly LEGO magazine, find out how that happened. Blocks, the monthly LEGO…
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The LEGO Group is set to acquire all LEGOLAND Discovery Centres worldwide from Merlin Entertainments, who had owned and operated the attractions since their inception in 2007. This acquisition will bring LEGOLAND Discovery Centres under direct control of the LEGO Group, while LEGOLAND Resorts will remain with Merlin Entertainments. Both companies are owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.
LEGO Fan Media Days will celebrate its 10th edition in Billund, Denmark, bringing together journalists and influencers for three days of product reveals and insider access to the LEGO Group. Blocks magazine, covering the evolution of the event since 2016, highlights key moments and shares stories from through the years.
LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, has launched LEGO Masters Academy, inspired by the TV show, offering two guided building experiences. Designed for creativity and skill development, each session shows how to use a specific technique. Promotional launch activities include trophy building and make and takes.
Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, offers free LEGO sets with new or renewed print subscriptions. Subscribe before prices rise and receive a 30659 Flower Garden polybag for 12 months or both a Flower Garden and a 30666 Gift Animals polybag for 24 months.
The LEGO Group has launched a new distribution center in Dong Nai, Vietnam, enhancing its supply chain for the Asia Pacific market. This facility will serve Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan, and aims to include India and Indonesia by 2026.
The LEGO set 41843 Family Christmas Tree Decoration, launching on October 1, includes 3,171 pieces and retails for £269.99 GBP / $329.99 / €299.99. Designed for family building, it features hidden areas with four rooms, Christmas icons, and interactive elements like moving parts and light and sound bricks.
LEGO Icons Winter Village unveils the 10361 Holiday Express Train set, launching on October 1 for £109.99 / $129.99 / €119.99. This 956-piece whimsical steam engine includes a first-ever 3D-printed brick and features charming details like a polar bear and a complete circular track, with motorisation options available.
