Ever wanted to visit a vibrant flower garden filled with Instagrammable spots, but worried that some of the plants might trigger your allergies? There may be a solution. LEGOLAND® Malaysia is always brewing up something new to keep guests entertained.
In addition to its fun-filled activities, thrilling rides, and immersive attractions, the theme park has also introduced a variety of impressive displays and exhibitions over the years. So if you’re a flower enthusiast, you’ll be pleased to know that LEGOLAND® Malaysia’s latest addition, the LEGO® Flower Garden in MINILAND, has officially opened to the public!
Since early April, LEGOLAND® Malaysia has been teasing guests about its latest flower-themed attraction, counting down the days to its grand opening. Now officially open as of 29th April, visitors can experience the LEGO® Flower Garden in MINILAND, the world’s first-ever LEGO flower garden. Theme park guests can wander through the beautifully curated space bursting with intricate LEGO® flower builds, including roses, sunflowers and orchids.
As seen in a video shared on LEGOLAND® Malaysia’s official Instagram page, the new attraction offers endless photo opportunities. This immersive garden blends creativity and nature like never before. According to reports, nearly 800,000 LEGO bricks were used to bring this colourful wonderland to life, which also features adorable LEGO animals and even the iconic Rafflesia flower.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a LEGO® trip without the chance to build something yourself, right? At the LEGO® Flower Garden, parents and children can also try their hand at building their own flowers, guided by a Master Model Builder. It’s the perfect opportunity for visitors to unleash their creativity and take part in an interactive, hands-on experience.
Here are the details you’ll need if you’re planning a visit to LEGOLAND® Malaysia:
- Address: 7, Persiaran Medini Utara 3, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Darul Ta’zim
- Opening hours: 10am – 6pm
Ticket information is available on the official LEGOLAND® Malaysia website, where visitors can choose between purchasing a day ticket or an annual pass, depending on how often they plan to visit.
Watch the preview video below:
Sources: Instagram, LEGOLANDMalaysia
