Lego Store

I’m running out of reasons to head to the Strip (especially considering the looming parking fees), but the Lego Store keeps on bringing me back to Fashion Show Mall. This is the only Lego Store in the area and they hold great workshops for kids (and sometimes adults) to enjoy. I remember a couple of years back they were letting kids build brick pieces that would be crafted to make a giant R2-​D2. The thought of so many kids in such a small space does scare me a bit, but the employees do a great job maintaining the store and preventing chaos from dominating. If you’re looking for unique brick pieces, you are better off looking at the online store, but they do have a Fill-​A-​Bag/​Cup specials here that may be worth it depending on what you need. Fashion Show Mall attracts a lot of tourists, so the stock here can deplete rapidly due to shoppers buying a lot of items all at once.

Came here with my daughter while on vaca from SoCal. Had to give this 5 star review for «Jerri» (not sure about the spelling) the cashier girl. She was super helpful and friendly! Thank you for the excellent service.

Lots of Legos, but employees that do not like to help and are obviously tired of working here. They have a VIP card program, that no one there understands and no one can assist with. You will simply get referred to the lego 1 – 800 number. Customer service at the 800 number is worse. They tell you differently, than you were told from the Lego store.
Call back and you will get different information each time.
It’s sad that a store that kids love so much, has such bad service.

This place would have been in my dreams when I was a little kid. I am not sure if they made this place for kids… or the BIG KIDS like me trying to hold on to their YOUTH. Either way they have just about every Lego kit imaginable. They offer very limited additions and common choices you can get at your neighborhood retailer.
All I can say is that I cannot wait for Christmas this year knowing there is a Lego store nearby.

Beautiful store, great service, my son can play there 4 hours.
The only problem is the pricing wow its so expensive it’s in real.
Just 4 that I took away 1 star

Not as big as we had imagined/​expected but it was a cool store none the less.
We thought maybe they’d have sets that you can’t find in Target, etc. Prices were similar to Lego sets sold elsewhere.
There was a make your own Lego person station, there wasn’t enough variety in the pieces but we had fun playing around with them anyway.
Good little sale section in the rear of the store. Next to the build your own set station, which only had 2 options, but you can always use your own imagination and buy pieces for your own creation.
If your a Lego fan, stop on by… where everything is awesome!

Located on the first floor between Dillard’s and Saks, this is a basic Lego store. The Pick-​A-​Brick had slightly fewer bins than the average store. It didn’t help that the parts available were the smaller, less expensive bricks. There was also a light selection of display models.

Everything is awesome here!
(Come on, you knew that line was coming for this place.)
But it’s great if you love all things Lego. Big, colorful store, a lot of selection, some great displays, events, members cards, and really, the prices are comparable to any other retailer out there, and you can earn VIP points. There’s even a back wall chock full of various Lego goodies so if you are looking for sets, you can buy bins full of individual bricks.
The selection is really good, and the people that work there are really nice. Of course, I would imagine that it would be a little hard to be down and grumpy when working in a primary color happy wonderland of cool building toys.
I don’t get over there as often as I like, but they ALWAYS seem to get something new in there that I just want to buy.
Still, they haven’t gotten that amazing haunted house back in there from when they first opened. I basically am craving that thing. *sigh*

My favorite store ever. Yes, I love Lego, so I’m biased, but I’ll pretend for the moment they sell something that I’m not interested in, because this review isn’t for Lego, it’s for the store itself.
It’s like a candy shop – bright, colorful, organized. Some of the larger models are on display under glass, and there are mixed Lego pieces for kids to play with at little tables. The back wall has individual pieces that you can buy by the cup – lots of wheels and windows and smaller bricks that get switched out slowly. It’s always worth a look to see what’s new there. In the middle of the store there’s a tower full of minifigure parts where you can build your own, which is surprisingly fun.
As for selection, they’ve never been out of a set I wanted except when it was going out of production. And the staff is very helpful. They’re always happy to do a little research to help me when I have a difficult question. Plus, if you’re a VIP member or spend a certain amount, they almost always have little freebie sets or figures.
Overall, it’s a great store. It would have been easy for them to throw together something looking like a regular toy store, but instead The Lego Store has a classier, boutique feel that makes it a pleasant experience for adults as well as children. For children in adult bodies, it’s perfect.

The nephews were in town so where else to take them but the Lego store. Parking at the Fashion Show mall is always a bitch. Do yourself a favor and park in the Nordstrom parking structure and walk over. Once outside of Nordies it’s just across the way.
The store is pretty small, and there is always a line it seems. They have a lot of cool displays but OMG the sticker shock! Most of the larger sets were $ 200-​$ 350. I saw more than once that a kid was like «Oh cool! Look Mom/​Dad!» And then I see the parent just walk outside. It’s just so pricey. But there’s always a line of people trying to give them their money!
Price tags are hard to distinguish what is for which set. Small keychains are $ 5. That might be the cheapest thing there. It’s basically a Lego figure on a keyring. I can make that myself.
Good thing they have a small build station. Nephew #2 was content building a tower there for a few mins and then we left without incident. It’s just fine for some free kid entertainment if they don’t beg for you to buy them something.

Similar experience to the store in Vancouver, hence the parallel review. My best friend and I when we came to Vegas were just happy that there were toy stores in the area.
OMG there is a Lego store… the best childhood game ever. The Lego boxes and projects have become more complex, however, you can buy individual pieces in a bucket for $ 11. I was terrible with Lego, however, snapping the pieces together was so therapeutic, much like a jig saw puzzle.
They have a very cool feature. You can grab the box, hold it up to a camera and you can see what the item looks like assembled on top of the box you’re holding. How they do it, I have no idea but this is worth the trip alone.
As far as price comparisons go between the Vancouver location and here there isn’t much. This place gets extremely busy that it can get hard to breath and navigate. It is mostly for families to take their kids on a fun trip to a store before the adults go play with the big adult toys IE: Slot machines.

I have been here several times with my kids, and the store is always busy, but nonetheless service is always plentiful and friendly

Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE 2014−(166÷365) «Lego My Lego!»
Who hasn’t played with Legos as a child??? Everywhere you turn, legos of all shapes, forms, colors, and sizes, sets you can build from lots of different themes
depending on your age, and even your wallet (some of these sets cost a pretty penny!) The Star Wars section is my favorite, as well as the different displays they have around the store.
You can also build you own figure and/​or purchase a 3 pack of custom made figures.
If you have kids age 6 – 14 you can drop by the Lego store on the first Thursday of every month for a free mini model build while supplies last. For the month of July, it’s a small truck, and for August, its a Monkey. Bring the kids out for a fun time and a free toy! SAVE THOSE DATES-​July 3^rd and August 7^th!
The workers are very nice and helpful and will take care of any and all your Lego needs. Be careful though, you could easily spend some time and money in here! ALOHA!!!
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My kids were jumping for joy when they saw the new Lego store inside Fashion Show Mall! Finally!
Nevada’s first and only Lego store just opened up! Now, we don’t have to drive all the way to Arizona just to find a Lego store. (We didn’t drive to AZ JUST for the Lego store!)
This tiny lego store was a wee bit small but the kiddos were able to walk out with some… Legos! Service was super friendly!
It can be found on the first floor across from the Apple Store.
It will be a regular stop whenever we shop at Fashion Show Mall.

Hello childhood!
It’s been a while. well no. I am in Vegas, so it’s been unleashed… but it ran wild here.
Oh I have always wanted to be one of the people paid to put together the beautiful scenarios in the display windows.
Sadly, the price tags in these stores. and on every piece of lego these days. does have a way to kick that child in the guts and steal his lunch money.
That said. I did replace a stolen favorite character of mine from Junior High. and splurged on a 8 dollar key chain with Boba Fett on it.
Absolutely love having it at my side always now. that said. I don’t think I can bring myself to buy a new set anymore. My wallet isn’t that thick.

This store is really cool! Love going in there before a shift, to relieve stress… Who doesn’t love Lego’s?
From the minute you walk in, you’re greeted with energetic, fun people! They make people of all ages «Feel Like A Kid Again!»
The selection is really good… Since Vegas is a Travel Destination, it would be cool if they had some discontinued sets.
The prices are comparable with any other retailer. However, they have way better selection!
I love this store, wish there were more locations.

Bring your kido/​s in. Have fun building, they love making the mini figures. Its such a great use of time. Very friendly staff too!
This is fun for toddler boys with their dads. Only thing is– there is no seating area/​i wish there was so its more comfy fr the builders to stay & hang out coz it does take time

New store located in the Fashion Show Mall. Opened on April 4^th.
Small store but tons of stuff. This place would have been a heaven for me when i was a child. Best thing i got as a child was Toyz R Us and i rarely got to go there too.
Tons of different sets of various sizes and age groups. Different themes.
Pricey sets. from age 1 ½ at like $ 15 up to like $ 200 a set for the more complicated ones.
The back wall also had different bins of pieces of different sizes and shapes. You fill up a cup (like yogurtland cups, the normal and large size). price varies from like $ 8 to $ 15. Should be able to fit quite the few pieces in those cups too.
Good place to check out if you are a Lego fan.
Get’s quite warm and stuffy when there are a lot of people inside X_​x

If you like legos, you must go here. The store is kind of small, but they have all the current collections. They even carry all the hard to find large sets (simpsons, death star) They have a better selection than Legoland!
There is an area where you can build a custom figure, and an area to buy individual bricks.
Go buy some legos!