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LEGO®
KIDSFEST TEXAS THIS AUGUST
Three Acres of
Hands-On Educational Fun for All Ages
The LEGO® KidsFest
national tour stops in Texas at the
Austin Convention Center August 31 – September 2, 2012, bringing all of the
creative hands-on, minds-on fun of LEGO building and experiences together in
this three acre activity- and entertainment-packed family event for
children of all ages and builders of all skills and interests.
The LEGO® KidsFest
national tour stops in Texas at the
Austin Convention Center August 31 – September 2, 2012, bringing all of the
creative hands-on, minds-on fun of LEGO building and experiences together in
this three acre activity- and entertainment-packed family event for
children of all ages and builders of all skills and interests.
Among the many LEGO attractions, families will
find:
•
LEGO Model Gallery: 40
life-sized models made entirely from LEGO bricks
• LEGO
Master Builders: live demonstrations and activities from the crew
who get paid to play
•
Creation Nation: build
your own creation to add to a custom map of the U.S.
•
Race Ramps: build your own custom
car, then race it down the ramp against friends and family
•
LEGO Games Arena: roll
the dice to play LEGO board games
•
Construction Zones:
creative free build, play and display areas
•
LEGO DUPLO®: younger visitors can
explore imagination through building
•
LEGO Retail and KidsFest Marketplace: purchase
LEGO merchandise and official KidsFest tour goods
•
Brick Pile: a gigantic pile full of
LEGO bricks for creative play and enjoyment
•
Monochromatic Builds: bricks
of a single color to foster group creativity
•
Brickscapes: fantastic displays that
combine lots of LEGO and DUPLO sets
•
LEGO Universe: become
a custom LEGO Minifigure in this multiplayer online game
•
And much more, covering over 150,000 square feet
of space
“Any family who likes to be
inspired, get hands-on and have fun together won’t want to miss LEGO KidsFest,”
said Vince Rubino, LEGO events manager. “We’re bringing so many activities for Texan
families to test and showcase their creativity and building skills in what is
sure to be a family event to remember.”
Based
on sell-out attendance in previous markets, advance ticket purchase is strongly
encouraged.
Five
sessions – all identical – are available for the
August
31 – September 2 tour stop.
LEGO KidsFest tickets are $20 for adults and $18 for children and can be
purchased online at www.LEGOKidsFest.com.
Don't live near the Austin, TX area? The LEGO KidsFest 2012 tour also includes Cincinnati
(March 23 – 25), Denver (April 27 – 29), Milwaukee (June 15 – 17), Texas
(August 31 – September 2), Detroit (October 12 – 14), and Pittsburgh (November
30 – December 2).
LEGO Systems, Inc. is the North American division
of The LEGO Group, a privately-held, family-owned company based in Billund,
Denmark, one of the world's leading manufacturers of creatively educational
play materials for children. The company is committed to the development
of children's creative and imaginative abilities, and its employees are guided
by the motto adopted in the 1930s by founder Ole Kirk Christiansen: "Only
the best is good enough." Visit the virtual LEGO world at www.LEGO.com
LEGO, the LEGO logo, and
DUPLO, are trademarks of the LEGO Group.
© 2011 The LEGO Group.
When I first heard about Lego KidsFest, I got super excited. My son Joaquin who is 3 years old, is a Legomaniac. He loves Legos, he spends the entire day building things. His specialty are trucks, boats and cakes. Yes, I said cakes! hahaha, he builds Lego birthday cakes for all of us at home, then he grabs a lego block as a candle and another one pretending to light up the candle, then he grabs a plate a give us pieces of lego cake. It's so fun!!, he also put his lego blocks in his tonka truck and pretends he brings blocks to a construction site. Legos are my favorite of all his toys, even thought sometimes are all over the house. My husband and I sometimes are up for my son's challenge to build him something new. We would love to have tickets so that all the family can go to the fest.
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