The first ever LEGO Insiders Clubhouse has opened at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, offering some extra family fun for LEGO Insiders members when they visit the park, including becoming a Play Tester, undertaking LEGO building challenges and cracking open the secret vault.
LEGO Insiders can now visit the LEGO Insiders Clubhouse at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, which offers unique building challenges and behind-the-scenes looks at the vault. The Insiders Clubhouse is open now and included in general LEGOLAND Windsor admission, so there’s no extra fee if you’d like to check out this experience.
The Clubhouse is reserved for LEGO Insiders members (formally the VIP Program), but LEGO Insiders is free to join, so it’s really only a superficial barrier to entry and a cheeky way for the LEGO Group to drum up more members. You can even sign up at the Insiders Clubhouse, or be prepared and sign up ahead of time at LEGO.com or in LEGO Stores.
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Once inside the Clubhouse, guests will be able to pick up their LEGO Play Tester Card and become a LEGO Play Tester. The card will allow children and their families to undertake a variety of interactive challenges that are designed to encourage creativity and LEGO building, with names like the Imagination Challenge.
After completing each challenge, Play Testers will receive a stamp on their card, and if they get enough stamps, they will be granted access to the vault — though entry requires Play Testers to build a special key to open the door. What exactly lies inside the mysterious vault is known only to the Play Testers who earn their trip inside, but it’s advertised as containing secret surprises and more benefits..
Outside of the Insiders Clubhouse, LEGO Insiders offers benefits when you purchase LEGO sets and products at LEGO.com or in official LEGO Stores. Like most rewards programs, you’ll earn points on each purchase and after accumulating a certain number of points, you’ll earn discounts on future purchases. The point-to-currency exchange rate does vary significantly depending on your currency, so check in your local region for exact ratios.
In addition to discounts, points can also be used to get Insiders-exclusive posters, collectibles and sets, as well as entries into sweepstakes for things like signed sets and bonus points. The sweepstakes can be entered anytime they’re open, but the physical items act like gift with purchase items, so you’ll have to place an order to actually get your free LEGO set.
If you’re not already a LEGO Insiders member, you can sign up at LEGO.com to gain access to these perks and entry to the LEGOLAND Windsor Insiders Clubhouse. Plus, if you visit the Clubhouse between July 8 and 15, 2025, you can check out the life-sized LEGO F1 McLaren car at the park as part of its world tour following its trip around the track at the Miami Grand Prix and appearance at Battersea Power Station.
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