By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
Following the Tokyo Legoland Discovery Center, Japan’s second LEGO indoor park has opened on April 23 in Osaka’s Tempozan area. Within its 30,000㎡ space, visitors can find large-scale LEGO models of Osaka’s iconic landmarks, as well as a 4D cinema, LEGO racing, shooting games, LEGO workshops, birthday party rooms, and a café—guaranteed fun for both kids and adults!
Japan’s second LEGO indoor park opens in Osaka. (Image source / torontoist)
The ticket prices for the Osaka Tempozan Legoland Discovery Center have been announced. The one-day ticket is ¥2,500 for adults and ¥2,000 for children aged 12 and under. Online pre-sale price is ¥2,000 for all ages, with priority entry available. Children under 2 years old can enter for free. Please note that adults are not allowed to enter alone—they must be accompanied by a child.
A variety of large LEGO creations, a cinema, racing, and other activities ensure fun for all ages. (Image source / hklug)
Adults cannot enter alone and must be accompanied by a child. (Image source / Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo)
Osaka LEGO park spans 30,000㎡ and features a wide range of attractions. (Image source / intelife1)
A selection of LEGO bricks is provided for both kids and adults to build their own creations. (Image source / Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo)
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