Kansas City Calendar

Lego Batman Movie Days

Date/Time

Feb 18, 2017 to Feb 26, 2017

This event occurs weekly, on Sunday and Saturday.

Description

Super hero. Crime-fighter. Master Builder. LEGO® Batman™ is all of those and so much more. Come meet Gotham City’s Caped Crusader during this celebration of the Warner Bros. feature film, which will include photo ops with the scene-stealing star, a themed scavenger hunt and a LEGO® Batman™-inspired LEGO build activity including:

LEGO® Batman™ Meet & Greets coming this February!
Hi, kids. This is LEGO Batman, the star of his own brand new big adventure, The LEGO Batman Movie. Come meet the coolest, strongest, smartest and best-looking Super Hero of them all.
Meet & Greets available on 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th February.
Mystery Mosaic LEGO® Build
Miniland Scavenger Hunt: The Villians have escaped!
Dress as your favorite superhero on February 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th!

To avoid disappointment, please pre-book your tickets online to guarantee entry. BUY TICKETS NOW

Don’t miss Batman in action starting February 10th when THE LEGO®BATMAN™ MOVIE comes to a movie theater near you!

Location

View map Legoland Discovery Center
2500 Grand
Kansas City, MO

Additional Information

Website

http://kansascity.legolanddiscoverycenter.com/whats-inside/events/lego-batman-movie-days/

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