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[title]Have you got the kind of kid whose imagination runs really, really wild? The kind that you can give a LEGO set to and they’ll craft complex characters, build entire worlds and construct vast narratives and scenarios? Well, if you do, a very special event called LEGO City Missions is coming to the West End at the end of this month which’ll be totally perfect for ‘em.
So what exactly is LEGO City Missions, you ask? Put simply, it’s a kind of immersive experience where kids are plonked in the heart of a spectacular and exciting LEGO City Missions storyline. Surrounded by the thrillingly hyperactive, hyperdynamic LEGO world, they then get to use their imaginations to pitch their way through it.
The specific experience coming to the West End is based on the LEGO Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions set. It’ll involve attendees working through a dazzling world of LEGO spaceships and characters, while they themselves journey from being undercover agents to space cadets ready for an exhilarating trip into outer space.
The experience is all about guests figuring their own way through the story. In other words, there are no set instructions for the kids, just a loose plotline and the encouragement to use their own imaginations.
Now, you might be thinking that this kind of experience – which’ll no doubt keep yer kid occupied for its entire hour of length – must surely be very expensive indeed. But you’d be wrong. It’s actually completely free. All you have to do is book a slot in advance and make sure you arrive 15 minutes ahead of the start time.
LEGO City Missions is suitable for kids aged four to 12 and it’ll take place at Noho Studios in Soho (W1W 7QA) on August 26 and 27. The hour-long sessions are available between 10am and 7:30pm – if you’d like to book a slot, you can do so here.
To find out more about LEGO City Missions playsets click here.