Denmark's first-ever duelling roller coaster is soon to open at LEGOLAND Billund, and the first guests to ride will win a LEGO Pokémon prize. Minifigure Speedway has two tracks for guests to race against each other and try and claim victory.
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Why did LEGOLAND Billund open?
LEGOLAND Billund was the first-ever LEGOLAND Park, opened in 1968, just ten years after the LEGO brick as we know it was patented. And the story behind the park goes deeper than just wanting a theme park — it in fact wasn't originally intended to be a theme park at all...
Why is the LEGO Group located in Billund, Denmark?
Inside the 2026 LEGO House exclusive set, 40507 I Love Billund
LEGO House 2026 exclusive set is 40507 I Love Billund
LEGO House is launching 40507 I Love Billund, the 2026 exclusive set. It celebrates the LEGO hometown, with landmarks like LEGO House, LEGO Campus, Ole Kirk's house and LEGOLAND Billund. Available from March 1, the set features 1,404 pieces and will be released alongside exclusive items such as a LEGO House passport cover. Designer signing sessions are scheduled for March.
LEGO NINJAGO Day events coming to LEGO Stores, LEGOLAND Parks
10 years of LEGO Fan Media Days: The early years
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.
Minifigure Speedway coaster coming to LEGOLAND Billund Resort
LEGOLAND Billund Resort is constructing the Minifigure Speedway roller coaster, set to open in 2026. This duelling coaster features impressive LEGO theming and a backstory involving two teams led by Corn Cob Guy and Banana Guy. A nine-meter tall minifigure, Roxie, will welcome guests to the attraction.
The LEGO Group donates more than 14,000 LEGOLAND tickets for World Play Day
To cap off celebrations of World Play Day on June 11, the LEGO Group donated over 14,000 LEGOLAND Billund tickets to international charities and nonprofits serving children and families in need. Tickets were donated based on completed "play pacts" handed in by children in LEGOLAND Parks across the world.
New LEGO magazine goes inside Disney Beauty and the Beast Castle
The latest LEGO magazine issue features a focus on the Disney 43263 Beauty and the Beast Castle, including an interview with designer Ryan Van Woerkom. It offers building tips, insights on illegal connections, and prize opportunities for subscribers. Special subscription deals with free polybags are available for a limited time.