Lego House: 12 Amazing Tips To Make The Perfect Visit

Lego House in Billund is often referred to as the home of the brick—and for good reason! This interactive attraction is packed with hands-on Lego building experiences that delight visitors of all ages. Some even argue that it’s better than Legoland Billund! Whether you’re a lifelong Lego fan or just curious, Lego House offers a unique and immersive experience that’s truly one-of-a-kind.

To make the most of your visit, it’s essential to plan ahead. From securing your tickets to exploring the best attractions, this guide will help you navigate everything Lego House has to offer.

1. Book Your Tickets Well in Advance

Lego House is a popular destination, and tickets can sell out quickly. Book your tickets ahead of time—ideally, more than a week before your visit. When you book, you’ll need to select a reservation time. This time simply indicates when you can enter Lego House, but once inside, you’re free to explore at your own pace and in any order you like.

2. Choose an Early Time Slot

You can stay at Lego House for as long as you want, so it’s a great idea to book the earliest time slot available. If you choose, for example, the 9:00 AM slot, you’ll have the entire day to explore all the incredible experience zones, shop, dine, and even relax on the rooftop terraces. The earlier you arrive, the more time you’ll have to soak it all in without feeling rushed.

3. Take Advantage of Free Lockers

Lego House provides free lockers for all visitors. These lockers are super convenient for storing your belongings. Just place your items inside, close the locker, and scan your wristband to lock it. You can reopen the locker by scanning your wristband again, and you can do this as many times as you need throughout the day. It’s a hassle-free way to keep your hands free and your items secure.

4. Reserve a Table at Mini Chef Restaurant

Dining at Lego House is an experience in itself, especially at the Mini Chef restaurant where you can build your own meal. You design your meal using the menu and Lego bricks and feed it into the mini chef device at each table, who will prepare your order. You then get to pick up your food from the serving robots Robert and Roberta.

The food at Mini Chef is excellent and the experience is well worth your time, especially for kids. This unique dining experience is incredibly popular, so be sure to reserve your table a few weeks in advance.

If you miss out on a reservation, don’t worry—there’s also the Brickaccino cafe inside Lego House, where you can enjoy coffee, drinks, and snacks without needing a reservation.

5. Explore Dining Options Outside Lego House

If you’re looking for more dining variety, consider heading to one of the nearby restaurants or cafes outside of Lego House. Options include pizza places, steakhouses, gastropubs, and even hotdog shops. You’re free to exit and re-enter Lego House throughout the day as many times as you like, so you can enjoy a meal outside and then return to continue your adventure.

6. Bring Your Own Food for a Picnic

If you’re keen to save some money or prefer to pack your own meals, Lego House has picnic tables both inside and outdoors where you can enjoy your food. It’s a great option for families or anyone looking to have a casual, budget-friendly lunch while still enjoying the fun atmosphere.

7. Visit Popular Attractions Early

Lego House is filled with interactive zones, but some experiences like the Robo Lab and the Stop Motion Movie Maker are particularly popular and can have long lines later in the day. If you’ve booked an early entry time, make these your first stops to avoid the crowds and get the most out of your visit.

8. Check for Special Talks and Tours

As soon as you arrive, take a moment to check the lobby signs for information on special talks and tours happening that day. These events often include fascinating stories about exclusive Lego House products and other behind-the-scenes insights. They’re not to be missed if you want to deepen your Lego knowledge.

9. Shop Smart at the Lego Store

The Lego store inside Lego House offers some fantastic exclusive sets, sometimes including pieces signed by the designers themselves. However, the store tends to get busier as the day progresses, so it’s wise to visit early. If you make a purchase, the store can hold onto your items until you’re ready to leave, or you can use one of the free lockers. Don’t forget to check out the custom mini-figure station, where you can design your own Lego character—another popular activity best done earlier in the day.

10. Convenient Parking Options

If you’re driving, you have two main parking options. The paid parking lot is just a two-minute walk from Lego House, with the first hour free and subsequent hours costing 20 DKK. There is also a height limit for vehicles of 2 metres.

Alternatively, there’s a free parking lot at Granvej 9, about a 15-minute walk from Lego House. The free lot is great for saving money or if you have a larger vehicle like a caravan or RV that is taller than 2 metres.

11. Don’t Miss the Lego History Museum

Located in the basement, the Lego History Museum is a must-visit. This fascinating exhibit walks you through the history of Lego—how it all began, how the brand found its purpose, and how it became a global toy giant. It’s an enlightening experience for anyone interested in the story behind those iconic bricks.

12. Explore the Rooftop Terraces

Before you leave, be sure to check out the rooftop terraces. These colorful outdoor spaces are packed with play equipment for kids and provide a lovely spot to unwind and enjoy the view. Each terrace has a unique design, making them a fun and vibrant part of your Lego House experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How far in advance should I book tickets to Lego House?
A: It’s recommended to book your tickets at least a week in advance, especially during busy seasons, to ensure availability.

Q: Can I make reservations at the Mini Chef restaurant on the same day?
A: It’s unlikely you’ll find a table on the same day. There is a waiting list at the restaurant you can get on when you arrive, but when we saw it the list was long and only one name had been called. It’s best to reserve a few weeks ahead of your visit.

Q: What’s the best time to visit the Lego store to avoid crowds?
A: Early in the day, right after you enter Lego House, is the best time to visit the Lego store to avoid the busiest periods.

Q: Are there any free parking options near Lego House?
A: Yes, there’s a free parking lot at Granvej 9, which is about a 15-minute walk from Lego House.

Q: How long can I stay at Lego House?
A: You can stay as long as you want. By booking an early time slot, such as 9:00 AM, you can spend the entire day enjoying all that Lego House has to offer.

Q: Is there a museum at Lego House?
A: Yes, the Lego History Museum in the basement is a must-see. It provides a detailed look at the history of Lego, from its humble beginnings to becoming a global toy giant. It even has old sets from different time periods on display, and an electronic catalog of every lego set ever made!

Q: Can I bring my own food to Lego House?
A: Yes, you can take your own food & drink to Lego House and enjoy it at the indoor or outdoor picnic tables provided. Note the only place we found to refill water bottles was in the bathrooms.

Q: When is the best time of year to visit Lego House?
A: If you just want to visit Lego House in Billund and nothing else (none of the theme parks) then you can go pretty much any time. The whole experience is indoor so the weather should not affect you. If you wish to also visit Legoland Billund and any other theme parks in Billund such as Lalandia, you should aim to go in the warmer summer months, from April to September. Just note crowds will be higher during this time.

Wrapping It Up

Visiting Lego House in Billund is an adventure filled with creativity, learning, and fun. By booking your tickets and dining reservations early, prioritizing popular attractions, and taking advantage of all the facilities and experiences Lego House offers, you’ll have a memorable day. Don’t forget to explore the Lego History Museum and the rooftop terraces to round out your visit. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Lego and create memories that will last a lifetime!

If you’re heading to Billund and also plan to check out Legoland Billund, make sure you check out our post on top tips for visiting Legoland Billund.