LEGO LAND DISCOVERY CENTRES OPEN ON SATURDAY

Legoland Discovery Centres in Birmingham and Manchester are to reopen on 18th July with a brand-new play session format as the national lockdown continues to ease.

What’s more, special pass holders are eligible to book a day early and enjoy a sneak preview of the sessions on 17th July.

While both centres will continue to offer the same brick-tastic fun that’s always been on offer, there have been some tweaks onsite in order to make sure guests of all ages and team members are all kept safe.

The centres will open seven days a week and run two daily play sessions, one from 10am-12pm and another from 1.30pm-3.30pm with entry from 9.30am and 1pm respectively. Guests will need to book online to attend either session and the entire centre will be completely cleaned before and after each event.

The centres’ brick pits are currently not in operation in line with government guidelines, however, to ensure the sites still offer opportunities for imaginative play and adventure, each guest will be given their own bag of LEGO to build with during their visit. These bags are returned once the session ends and then deep cleaned before other guests are able to use them.

All rides, 4D cinemas and other elements of the Discovery Centres remain in place for visitors of all ages to enjoy, although the Driving School area of the Manchester site also remains closed for the time being.

Guests won’t be required to wear PPE but will have their temperature taken on arrival and have to respect social distancing measures across the centres.

Visit www.legolanddiscoverycentre.co.uk for more information and to be kept up to date on the Legoland Discovery Centre reopening measures and arrangements.