LEGO House re-opens to welcome guests
The LEGO House is open again for those heading to the LEGO Group’s hometown of Billund, Denmark.
After closing for a few weeks, the LEGO House has re-opened today to welcome guests to the Home of the Brick. Just like before, the central square and roof spaces are open to the public, while the Experience Zones require a ticket for access.
Two weeks ago it was announced that Le Gourmet, the LEGO House’s upmarket dining option, is not re-opening. The dinner setting will be replaced with a modern ‘share food’ concept, with dinner served for an entire table of friends or families to share.
A lot of cleaning has been taking place in preparation for the Billund attraction re-opening for 2020, as this video shows. The dinosaurs are dusted, World Explorer is spruced and the Tree of Creativity is polished.
Last year, Brick Fanatics had the opportunity to build 40366 LEGO House Dinosaurs right underneath the original statues and find out about how the exclusive set was developed.
Tickets to the LEGO House are available from the attraction’s official website.
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