Legoland Discovery Centre

With the 4D cinema, the Kingdom Quest Laser Ride, and the incredible replica of Downtown Toronto, everyone is sure to have an amazing time at Legoland

Miniature Replica of Pearson International Airport at Legoland Toronto
Miniature Replica of Pearson International Airport at Legoland Toronto cc licensed photo by lam_chihang

When visiting the Toronto, one attraction that is definitely worth spending a day of quality family time at is the LEGOLAND Centre in the Vaughan Mills Mall.

This educational attraction teaches children of all ages. While enjoying a great time you become indoctrinated with information about many things such as learning more about Toronto when visiting one of the many features like MINILAND, an amazing replica of the city that even lights up to create an image of the beautiful metropolis at night. Spotting Toronto's landmarks will both entertain and educate. You and your children will enjoy learning to appreciate some of the challenges and hard situations that fireman are challenged with, while engaging in fun activities in the fire academy play area gym, or creating their own challenges by engineering from scratch a car, plane, or train and testing the speed on the test track where they can compete with others.

Some of the other amusements that are sure to delight those who take advantage of them are Merlin's Apprentice enchanted LEGO ride which takes you up toward the skies where you can see through the roof and find the stars, the 4D cinema, the Kingdom Quest Laser Ride and the LEGO Factory Tour where they well show you how plastic is metamorphosed into colourful LEGO bricks. There is a cafe and shop that carries the latest LEGO SPECIAL OFFERS every month. Another positive asset I feel worth mentioning is that all the attractions are conveniently located under one roof.

When purchasing tickets you have many options. Some of the choices offered are family passes, flexi tickets or annual passes. You can save money by ordering your tickets online, however please keep in mind that tickets must be purchased one or more days in advance for discount and entry to be guaranteed.

There is free admission for children under 2 years of age.

It is important to bear in mind that children 17 years old and under must be accompanied by an adult.

LEGOLAND also offers lots of enjoyment for those who are 18 years of age or older. There is an adult only night for grown-ups who wish to partake in a fun filled evening adventuring in building challenges, games, riddles and more. They even have prizes. However if you are an adult and you are going on any other night except adult only night. You must be accompanied by a child to enter LEGOLAND.

This attraction takes a little longer to get to on the Toronto Transit System as it's about 32 km north from Downtown, but if you have kids and want to give them a real treat, you may want to make the journey. The new subway extension does get you within a 10 minute bus ride from the Vaughan Mills mall where it is located. Click on the Directions Tab for more information.



Facts For Your Visit

Fee: Yes

Legoland Discovery Centre Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays

  • Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Address: 1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Vaughan, ON L4K 5W4, Canada

Phone: (905) 761-7066

Official Website: Legoland Discovery Centre

Legoland Discovery Centre Reviews

Rated 4 out of 5 Star Rating

4 Star Rating We had a really fun few hours at Legoland Discovery Centre. There were lego characters walking around throughout our visit, which was really neat and added to the experience. We went back to a few of the rides more than once, and there was no re-entry, so we appreciated that the food court had reasonably priced options that were good for kids. We also purchased the lego minifigure that you can trade, and we thought the limited trading options at the end were a fun touch. I especially loved that one of the characters had a hearing aid. We didn't actually notice it until we left and took off its hat, but I thought that was a great and inclusive detail. The activity book, however, wasn't worth the extra cost for us. None of the stamping stations were working. You can keep the lanyard, and they give you a plastic pin to put on it, but there was only one pin option. The 4D theatre was too much sensory stimulation for our child, so we did leave partway through. However, because many of the other kids were in the theatre, there was no line for the two rides, so we were able to enjoy those with almost no wait! Overall, we had a good time and spent a few enjoyable hours there. The character appearances, rides, and little details like the hearing aid were definite highlights for us.
Rosa F - a month ago

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5 Star Rating We had such a great time here! There was honestly way more to do than I expected, and the kids were entertained pretty much the whole time. The 4D movie was definitely one of the highlights. The glasses, wind, water and all the little effects made it feel really interactive, and the kids absolutely loved it. The play area was another big win — lots of room for them to climb, explore and burn off some energy. We also really enjoyed the spinning ride where you pedal and the harder you pedal, the higher you go. That one was a lot of fun and definitely got a few laughs out of us. There are LEGO building stations everywhere, a racing area where you can build your own cars and test them, and tons of little interactive things throughout the place. The Toronto LEGO city was also really impressive. Seeing the CN Tower and the skyline recreated in LEGO was probably just as cool for the adults as it was for the kids. The staff were also really friendly, which made the experience even better. Everyone we interacted with was welcoming and helpful. Overall, this was a really fun family outing. Lots to do, lots of variety, and enough hands-on activities that the kids were never really bored. If your kids love LEGO, this is definitely worth checking out!
Forks and Footprints - 3 weeks ago

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5 Star Rating Our kid absolutely loved this place! There was so much to see and do from start to finish. One of the highlights was the interactive ride where you can use laser guns to shoot monsters and score points along the way. The 3D movies were also a lot of fun, with special effects that made it feel like water was really splashing on us. There are plenty of LEGO building stations throughout the attraction, giving children the chance to unleash their creativity and build all sorts of imaginative creations. We also appreciated having a café on-site where we could take a break and grab some food. At the end, there’s a well-stocked merchandise store with a wide range of LEGO sets and souvenirs for purchase. The entire experience is filled with small interactive games and activities that keep kids engaged and entertained. Everything is well-organized, family-friendly, and designed to encourage hands-on play. Overall, it’s a fantastic place for families and a great way to spend a fun weekend together.
Lisa T - 3 months ago

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5 Star Rating We had such a great time at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto! There are so many fun and interactive activities for kids, LEGO building areas, rides, and lots to explore. My son absolutely loved it and could have stayed there for hours! A perfect place for a fun family day, especially for little LEGO fans. We had an amazing experience and would definitely come back!
Yekaterina Ivanova - 2 weeks ago

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5 Star Rating This legoland is a great indoor playground for anyone who love LEGO. It is inside the Vaughan Mills Mall. It has a big space and lots of free outdoor parking. We can build with bricks, watch a fun 4D movie, enjoy exciting rides. There is also a cool VR ride and indoor eatery place and much more things to explore. It is a must go place to visit at least one time for fun. love it.
Piyush Ghimire - 2 months ago

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Directions

Subway and YRT Bus Line Nearest Station Walking Time
Yonge-University-SpadinaVaughan Metropolitan Station5 Minutes

How to get to Legoland Discovery Centre by Subway and YRT Bus

Exit Vaughan Metropolitan Station on Line 1 and walk over to the SmartCentre Place Bus Terminal directly north of the station. From there, take the #20 Jane to Teston Bus and get off at the Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre (about a 10 minute ride). Important: This bus will require a separate fare as it operates outside of the TTC zone. You can verify the schedule and fares at York Region Transit.

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