Located in the Mall of America, the LEGO Imagination Center is a fun stop during any family fun shopping excursion. Find it on the first floor at the south entrance to Nickelodeon Universe. While there are dozens of LEGO store locations around the country, the Mall of America store is the largest LEGO store in the USA and features the world’s biggest LEGO model — The Herobot 9000 is a giant LEGO robot that span several floors (34 feet tall!). Great for all ages, not just your preschoolers, this store features a building area for older kids and a special area stocked with Duplos for younger ones. If you’re lucky, they may be handing out free mini-build kits! While you probably won’t get a whole day out of a visit, you can grab a coffee and get a nice half-hour rest before exploring the rest of the mall. Insider Tip: Before heading out, check LEGO’s website, they sometimes have special offers available. Creativity Workshops offer themed building for kids ages 6-12 to explore their creativity. Hosted by LEGO Store associates, each in-store workshop will center around a different theme. Tickets for in-store participation are free, but you need to register in advance because space is limited, so sign up quick and come play. Small children will appreciate this play area the most. We recommend coming for a Toddler Tuesday and making this part of your exploration of the mall. While you are in this section of the mall, you can also visit the Barnes & Noble and view the small tanks outside Sea Life. You can do all of these things and be done before naptime. If you are a regular to Toddler Tuesdays and want to stay a little longer, you may want to consider a membership to Crayola Experience and/or Sea Life.  Related Articles
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