LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka

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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka

Endless attractions made with over 3 million LEGO®︎ blocks! Delight the mind and senses while exploring the world of legos!

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Originally launched in 1932 with a mission to foster “knowledge and learning through fun”, this themepark is dedicated to the same LEGO® blocks that are loved by kids and parents around the world. To explore the world in a hands-on way, you won’t want to miss the chance to visit “LEGOLAND Discovery Center”, the indoor themepark featuring LEGO® blocks. The LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka joins the ranks of 24 worldwide locations of lego fun.

Located at Tempozan Marketplace, a part of the Tempozan Harbor Village multiplex facility, inside you’ll find an array of attractions made with over 3 million LEGO® blocks. In addition to breathtaking lego-made displays, there is a shooting game, 4D cinema, workshops and more to excite the curious minds of all who visit.

The themepark is primarily targeted at children ages 3-10. Adults are not allowed to enter if not accompanying a child, except for “Adult Night” or the periodically held “Adult LEGO Workshops. Take a stroll down the “yellow brick” road of memory lane!

Highlights

  • For children ages 3-10.
  • An array of attractions made with over 1 million LEGO® blocks.
  • Shooting Game, 4D cinema, workshops and other attractions available.
  • Onsite cafeteria and shops available.
  • Adults can enter by themselves during “Adult Night” and “Adult LEGO® Workshops”.

Photos

  • “Miniland®”, recreating famous Osaka destinations with over 1 million LEGO ® blocks.

    “Miniland®”, recreating famous Osaka destinations with over 1 million LEGO ® blocks.

  • Watch a “LEGO® Factory Tour” on the big screen!

    Watch a “LEGO® Factory Tour” on the big screen!

  • “Master Builder Academy” lego-building workshop.

    “Master Builder Academy” lego-building workshop.

  • The LEGO® studio 4D cinema theatre.

    The LEGO® studio 4D cinema theatre.

  • Jump on the ride for an interactive “Kingdom Quest” adventure!

    Jump on the ride for an interactive “Kingdom Quest” adventure!

  • Pedal along to explore a magical world at “Marine Apprentice”

    Pedal along to explore a magical world at “Marine Apprentice”

Reviews

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    On this trip to Osaka, we also made plans to visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center Osaka! I originally thought it would have lots of rides like a typical amusement park, but after going inside, I realized it wasn’t as big as I had imagined. It mainly focuses on LEGO bricks and interactive games for kids.

    Personally, I think it’s a little expensive if you’re buying a ticket just to come here. But if you have an Osaka Amazing Pass, it’s worth stopping by since admission is free!

    There are a few pretty good attractions and several worth trying: Admission is free with the Osaka Amazing Pass. Remember to exchange your pass for a ticket at the entrance first, and then you can enter for free!

    The 4D LEGO movie is highly recommended! It has 3D effects and is pretty entertaining overall. We didn’t have to wait very long when we went, so it’s worth fitting into your visit.

    The KINGDOM QUEST shooting game is also quite fun. Each car seats 4 people. We had the kids sit in front and the adults in the back, and you use blasters to shoot targets along the way. Your scores are added up, so you can compete to see who hits the most!

    The pedal bike ride is another attraction that a lot of people line up for. You pedal to make the vehicle rise higher, and it seems great for parents and kids to enjoy together. However, the line was too long that day, so we just gave up on it.

    LEGO brick area & children’s PLAY ZONE: There’s a small LEGO brick area inside, as well as a slide. There’s also a PLAY ZONE specifically for kids. However, this area gets really crowded. You need to get a numbered ticket for a time slot first, then wait until your scheduled time before you can enter. Remember to bring socks!

    Overall, the place isn’t very big and doesn’t have many attractions, so you may be a little disappointed if you’re expecting a large amusement park. But if you already have an Osaka Amazing Pass, you can add it to your itinerary, get in for free, and enjoy a few attractions. It’s still pretty nice!

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    In the world of LEGO, you can really let your imagination run wild and create endless possibilities.

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    The park features lots of amazing LEGO models, including famous buildings, cityscapes, and character figures. They're really impressive!

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    LEGO toys and creations are everywhere, so kids can really let their imagination and creativity run wild.

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    The entrance rules don't make sense. Even after talking to the staff, I kept getting the same repeated answers. Definitely won't be coming back!

Details

Name in Japanese
レゴランド・ディスカバリー・センター大阪
Postal Code
552-0022
Address
Tempozan Marketplace 3F, 1-1-10 Kaigan-dori, Minato-ku, Osaka City, Osaka
Tel
0800-100-5346 (11:00am - 2:00pm)
Fare (Tax incl.)
Same-day online tickets: 2,400 yen.
※Unaccompanied adults (ages 16+) and children (ages 15 and under) without a guardian are not permitted to enter.
※Children aged 2 and under can enter free of charge.
Regular Closures
No regular closure (except days when entire Tempozan Marketplace facility is closed)
※Tempozan Marketplace has no regular holidays so be sure to check with website before visiting.
Open Hours
Weekdays 10:00am - 6:00pm (Admission allowed until 4:30pm),
Weekends and holidays 10:00am - 7:00pm (Admission allowed until 5:30pm)
※Open days/hours may change upon sudden notice.
Access
(1) approx. 5 min. walk from Osakako Station on the Osaka Metro.
(2) Get off at JR Universal City Station and ride the shuttle ferry for approx. 10 min.
(3) Take the Osaka City Bus bound for “Tempozan Harbor Village” to arrive.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website (English)
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