Holiday Bricktacular brings an adults-only night to LEGOLAND Discovery Center

Adults, Rejoice: LEGOLAND Discovery Center Brings Holiday Cheer to Grown-Ups Only

On December 12th from 6-9 pm, the usually family-friendly LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia will transform into an adults-only playground for one magical evening. The 'Holiday Bricktacular' promises a nostalgic and lighthearted night out amidst the holiday season.

For this special event, guests 18 and older can leave their little ones behind and indulge in the center's signature attractions without the distraction of kids. Adults will have full access to build stations, the 4D theater, MINILAND Philadelphia, and even get to ride the Imagination Express. Creative workshop sessions are also on offer, giving attendees a chance to tap into their inner child.

To add some festive flair, guests can participate in a seasonal building activity – crafting their own LEGO gingerbread houses that might just find a home in the MINILAND display. Encouraged is wearing one's favorite ugly holiday sweater to get into the spirit of things.

Ticket prices are set at $16, with more information available on the center's website.
 
OMG, THIS IS AMAZING!!! I MEAN WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T HAVE FUN AS AN ADULT?! πŸ˜‚πŸŽ‰ IT'S ABOUT TIME LEGOLAND CREATED A HOLIDAY EVENT JUST FOR US GROWN-UPS! WE'VE BEEN CARING FOR KIDS FOR YEARS, NOW IT'S OUR TURN TO BE THE ONES HAVING FUN. I ALREADY KNOW I'M GETTING MY UGLY HOLIDAY SWEATER READY TO ROCK AND I CANT WAIT TO GET CREATIVE WITH THOSE LEGO BRICKS!!!
 
omg this is literally the best idea ever! me and my friends have been looking for a way to get out of the house without the kiddos for one night and this sounds like the perfect escape

i mean who says adults can't have fun with legos? i'm def going to grab some friends and wear our ugliest holiday sweats for an epic night of rides, building stations, and gingerbread houses πŸŽ„πŸ°πŸ”¨
 
OMG, I need a stress-relief night ASAP 🀩! As someone who loves LEGO, this idea is pure genius! Who says you have to be a kid to enjoy the fun of building and creating? This 'Holiday Bricktacular' event is like, the ultimate adulting escape from the holiday chaos πŸ˜…. Can't wait to wear my ugliest holiday sweater and get creative with some LEGO gingerbread houses πŸžπŸŽ„. The thought of having a whole evening to myself, without anyone asking me to referee a tantrum or clean up after someone's mess... bliss! πŸ™Œ
 
I'm low-key stoked about this 'Holiday Bricktacular' thing at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philly πŸ€£πŸŽ„. I mean, who says grown-ups can't have fun in a theme park? It's like they're finally acknowledging that adults are tired of being babysat by their little mini-me's 😴. Plus, can you imagine the Instagram selfies with a gingerbread house LEGO masterpiece? πŸ’β€β™€οΈπŸŽ¨ The fact that it's an "adults-only" night might seem weird at first, but hey, if it means people get to let loose and be nostalgic for a bit, I'm all for it πŸ€ͺ. And, honestly, who doesn't love wearing ugly holiday sweaters? It's the perfect excuse to get creative and poke fun at ourselves πŸŽ…οΈ. Bring on the LEGO bricktacular!
 
I just found out about this and I'm so down! I mean, who says you can't be a kid at heart? πŸ€ͺ It's like they're saying it's okay to be a little silly and not have to worry about anyone else's drama. I love the idea of an ugly holiday sweater party – that sounds like so much fun! And crafting your own gingerbread LEGO house, genius! I'm definitely getting my ticket now, even if I am a bit old for this...
 
OMG u gotta be kiddin me πŸ˜‚ they're makin a LEGOLAND for ADULTS only?! 🀯 like wut is wrong wit these theme parks? its all about bringin back the childhood nostalgia, but honestly, i think its just a bunch of grown-ups tryin to relive their youth. i mean, who needs 4D theater or build stations when u can have a Netflix binge-watching session on ur couch πŸ“ΊπŸ›‹οΈ?
 
omg 😍 this sounds like so much fun πŸŽ‰ adults only legoland night πŸ€ͺ i would totally come back to philly for that πŸ“ and who cares about the age limit πŸ‘΅πŸ»? it's just a chance to relive childhood memories 😊 building stations & 4d theater are my faves πŸ“Ί plus getting to ride the imagination express is just 🎠 magic ✨ the ugly holiday sweater idea is genius πŸ˜‚ can't wait to see what everyone comes up with πŸ’‘
 
omg this is like the ultimate holiday gift for me and my friends who can't have kids πŸ˜‚ we're so down to visit the LEGOLAND Discovery Center just for a night and forget about our responsibilities πŸŽ‰ it's like they finally understand that adults need some fun too! i mean who says we can't enjoy Miniland or the 4D theater with no one bothering us? i'm def wearing my ugliest holiday sweater there to get into the festive vibes πŸ’– plus, making our own gingerbread houses sounds like so much fun πŸ°πŸŽ„
 
You know what this says about our society? We need adults-only spaces because families can't even enjoy each other's company without little kids running around? It's like we're conditioned to accept that kids are always welcome, but us grown-ups need a break πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ. I mean, think about it, parents have been putting off their own childhood dreams and desires while raising their kids. Now they get to relive some of those memories without the responsibility πŸ’₯.

But let's be real, this is just another example of how we're constantly trying to find ways to separate ourselves from our responsibilities. We need more time to focus on ourselves, not less πŸ•°οΈ. And what about the cost? $16 for a ticket? That's a small price to pay for some me-time, but it also raises questions about accessibility and equality πŸ’Έ.

I guess what I'm saying is that this adults-only night out isn't just about having fun; it's about recognizing our own worth as individuals πŸ™. We need to start valuing ourselves enough to take a break from our duties and recharge. Otherwise, we'll be running on empty for years to come ⚠️.
 
I'm soooo down for this 🀩, but like, why should it be limited to only adults? I mean, who says kids can't handle a chill night out, right? πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ On the other hand, I totally get it - sometimes you just need some LEGO therapy and peace from all the holiday chaos πŸ˜‚. The idea of building gingerbread houses sounds super fun tho... but, idk, maybe they should make it more accessible to kids too? Like, offer a 'grown-up and kid' combo ticket or something πŸ€”. Oh wait, I'm being contradictory again! I mean, who needs that kind of stress during the holidays, right? πŸ˜‚
 
πŸŽ‰πŸ˜‚πŸ‘¦πŸ»πŸ’Ό when adults are allowed to be kids for a night, it's like a dream come true! 🀣 no judgments, just pure fun and nostalgia πŸ“šπŸ”¨ meanwhile, who needs miniland when you can have an entire city dedicated to gingerbread houses? πŸžοΈπŸ˜‚
 
OMG, like I need an excuse to go to Legoland now πŸ€ͺ! I'm defo getting my squad together for this Holiday Bricktacular thingy πŸŽ‰! 18+ only? Mind. Blown. Can't wait to leave my responsibilities behind and get all crafty with LEGO πŸ§΅β€β™€οΈπŸŽ‚ And, omg yes! Ugly holiday sweater game is STRONG this year πŸŽ„πŸ’ƒ Ticket prices are like, super reasonable too πŸ’Έ I'm gonna grab some friends and make it a night to remember 🀩
 
I'm so stoked about this idea! πŸŽ‰ I've been feeling like I'm losing my sense of playfulness lately and a night out at LEGOLAND Discovery Center sounds like just what the doctor ordered. My kids are all grown up and off making their own merry, so it's time for me to rediscover my inner child 😊. The gingerbread house building session sounds like a blast! I'm totally getting in on that 🍞️. Ugly holiday sweaters? Count me in! πŸŽ…οΈ I just hope the line isn't too long...anyone know if they'll have a separate entrance for adults or will we be joining the family fun too early? πŸ€”
 
Ugh, another venue catering to grown-ups only 🀯? I mean, I guess it's nice that they're giving adults a chance to relive their childhood, but isn't this just going to be a bunch of nostalgia-fueled tourists sipping on overpriced coffee and Instagramming with LEGO bricks? πŸ“Έ And what about the people who have actual kids and can't get childcare for one evening? It's all about catering to the 'cool kids' club now. The $16 ticket price is also kinda steep considering it's just a bunch of LEGO-building activities... I guess if you're an adult with disposable income and want to indulge in some cheesy holiday fun, go for it. But honestly, I'll stick to my home theater marathons πŸŽ₯.
 
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