Brickworld is coming to Chicagoland! This was one of my son’s favorite events last year and we can’t wait to go back this year. Don’t miss the giveaway at the end of the post for the chance to win a family pass!
Experience the “brick” like never before at the 7th Annual Brickworld Chicago expo, the only Chicago-area event dedicated to all things LEGO®. Open to the public Saturday, June 15 (10 a.m. – 4 p.m.) and Sunday, June 16 (10 a.m. – 3 p.m.) at their new venue, the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center in Schaumburg, Illinois. Brickworld attendees will have the chance to view 1000’s of original inspired creations – all made out of LEGO bricks. Special sections throughout the 50,000 square foot expo floor will be devoted to a variety of themes to meet all interests from train clubs, castles, and space, to robotics and popular movies. Spend the day with the family marveling and interacting with the displays and their builders – and find inspiration for your own creations!
Adults (ages 10 – 65): $10 plus tax
Seniors over 65: $8 plus tax
Military Personnel/First Responders: $8 plus tax
Kids (ages 3 – 9): $8 plus tax
Kids Under 3: Free
Purchase tickets online at http://www.brickworld.us/chicago/ and save! Enter code #KDLST and receive 15% off your total ticket order. Online ticket sales close on Friday, June 14, 2013, at 11 a.m.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door. Show this post and receive $1 off each admission for you and your family.
– Purchase custom LEGO pieces, sets and minifigs
– Play til your heart’s content in a dedicated LEGO build area
– Learn new building techniques from the custom builders
Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center
1551 Thoreau Dr N
Schaumburg, IL 60173
This post brought to you by Brickworld Chicago.
Our favorite family activity is swimming and going to the splash park at Ty Warner Park.
Our favorite summer activity is taking the train to Chicago to ride the water taxi and have lunch at Millenium Park.
I do have a train fan and we aways have a blast at Day Out With Thomas
Love checking out the extreme Lego builds – makes me dream of us having enough time make something so elaborate! The minifigs are my favorite. So cute!
Reading books under a tree on a picnic blanket!
We love taking the train, then water taxi to Chinatown.
Thanks for all of your ideas and inspiration for summer activities! I’m excited to do all of those things with my kids. :)