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The LEGO Factory Tour [60] and Model Maker's Workshop [61]
This attraction is simply a must for all dyed-in-the-wool LEGO fans young
and old, for this is where LEGO bricks are made in front of the visitor's
eyes. On their tour, they will be told step by step and in great detail
about the history and manufacture of the knobbed building brick which
has been a fixture in nurseries all over the world for no less than three
generations. To cap it all, visitors get to take a peek over the shoulders
of LEGO model builders at their work. And what could be nicer than
being given a LEGO brick fresh from the casting line as a souvenir?
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The Boating School [55]
This is where children get to take the helm independently, steering their
boats around the harbour guided by signals and circumnavigating
obstacles.
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The Shipyard Playground [59]
Right next to the harbour, there is a shipyard, a great playground for
climbing and playing hide-and-seek.
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The Airport[52]
Lifting off in one of the six DUPLO airplanes is great fun indeed. Two can
ride in each of these planes, and there is a lever for them to control the
height of their flight.
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Drive-In Shop [56]
At the Drive-In Shop, children who have passed their driving test will find
everything that relates to cars in any way.
A note for the editor:
LEGOLAND Deutschland opened at Günzburg, Bavaria, on May 17, 2002. In its first
season, this fourth theme park operated by the LEGO Company worldwide was visited by
more than 1.3 million people. On April 12, 2003, the Park will start out on its second
season with new attractions.
For more information, visit our website under www.legoland.de where tickets may be
booked online, or contact us by phone under +49 (0) 8221 700 700.
Contacts:
LEGOLAND Deutschland
Marion Moormann, Press and PR Manager
Kristina Krupp, PR Officer
Annette Uhlmann, PR Officer
Phone +49 (0) 8221-700-221
press@legoland.de
