The World’s Largest LEGO® store is pulling out all the stops this summer school holidays

With the summer school holidays officially here, empty weeks of keeping the little ones busy looms. But fear not, the World's Largest LEGO Store in Sydney's Pitt St Mall is pulling out all the stops to keep the kiddos entertained (and grown-ups stress-free) this holiday break. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly activity or just a way to keep cool indoors, a visit to the World’s Largest LEGO store will delight LEGO fans, both big and small.

Across two levels, the store is a true LEGO paradise, packed with hands-on play zones, exclusive LEGO sets, LEGO 2x4 brick keychain personalisation, and towering 3D LEGO brick models, which draw inspiration from local icons and architecture. Spot the Sydney Harbour Bridge built from 728,964 bricks (taking 3,851 hours of work), the Manly Ferry made with 182,095 bricks, and a Eucalyptus Tree totalling 183,394 bricks.

Adding to the magic is the chance to visit the LEGO Minifigure Factory, the first in the Southern Hemisphere, where fans 6+ can design and personalise their very own Minifigure from scratch. Choose your face, outfit, and an accessory and create a custom-printed torso – then watch it all come to life in-store.

This one-stop shop for family fun is transformed as part of the ‘She Built That’ campaign, designed to inspire girls to unleash her creative potential with LEGO sets designed around the things she loves. Don’t forget to visit Level 1 and build your very own LEGO pet then snap a photo with the polaroid camera and display it on the wall.

January is a huge month in-store with more than 150 new LEGO sets that have just dropped. Fans of all ages can explore a wide range of new LEGO sets including LEGO Harry Potter™, Star Wars™, Ninjago®, Disney™, Technic™, Minecraft® and more.

And before you head off, grab a free LEGO Passport and score the Sydney Exclusive store stamp. A new stamp drops each month, so there’s always a reason to return. Pick up a set from the new LEGO range and keep the creativity going at home. That’s a few more days of school holiday fun, sorted.

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