Brick Fest LiveReviews of brickfestlive.com

Not worth a trip !! Atleast considering that your only option is shopping.. yes, it's a sale event and nothing great for kids to play or spend time at this event except for shopping at extra pricey rates. I'm better off going to a store and shop. Then why even charge for entry, to do business selling your items.. Not worth a penny and very much disappointed😕

A birthday present for my grandson, and having a love for Legos! Venue was great, convenient, entrance/exit clear. There were many areas to stop and create/build legos, floor puzzle--great idea (have enough bricks for floor puzzle!), and areas to add stickers to lanyard for an additional prize. Lego pools were cute, fun for the kids (a little concerning for germ factor). Food area a plus. Recommendations: better/brighter lighting/backgrounds to make it "fun/exciting" to see everything, music would be a plus; more live "characters" to walk around, take pictures with; additional bricks for floor puzzle; kids sizes for shirts/hats. In sum, a nice/fun event!

I inquired about looking at the size of the shirt for comparison against my son. The worker told me she couldn't open the shirt to do that. The only thing my son wanted from the show was a shirt. So i purchased an adult small as my son is a size 16 in kids. Opened the shirt and it looked like a kids medium. Asked the worker if I could exchange it for a bigger size. She replied with, "No, sorry we can't do that" and said "Next". My son is so upest that he can't wear a $30 shirt I bought him.

My grandson loved the Brick Fest exibit

On arrival, we were told that the VIP package had been “upgraded” and were told that it was “WAY BETTER” by the only staff member we interacted with that day that didn’t seem like they were waiting to kill themselves. The event was sparsely attended, which was understandable once we started walking around. I’ve seen more thought put into high school science fair projects than was put into the layout of this event. Their customer service is straight trash. The event was straight trash. They aren’t affiliated with LEGO, and it is painfully evident. Save your money and purchase an actual LEGO kit, build it, and skip anything associated with these jokers.

Brickfest is a fantastic event. We've been going for three years. There are lots of build stations, activities, and displays. Plan on 1.5-3h for your trip, depending on your child's attention span.

All about the vendors. Waste of money. If a real lego fan ... avoid.

If I could rate 0 I would. Please DON’T waste your money. Today we attended the brick festival at the ICC Newport. We paid £18 for a family ticket and £7 parking. It was sold as: ‘A LEGO fan event dedicated to all things brick! This will be a great day for families, With lots to see and do including speed building competitions, large scale displays, activities, traders selling loose bricks, new LEGO sets, retired LEGO sets, minifigures. In reality there was absolutely nothing included for kids, went to every stall and didn’t see building competitions at all, there were absolutely zero large build displays. There were builds but not on the scale described in the write up or marketing pictures. The activities resulted in a small scavenger hunt, sounds excited it wasn’t and didn’t take very long. In all honestly I paid £25 to gain entry to a shop, where some of the sellers had dramatically inflated the price. Not a great day out for families at all and tbh save yourself the bother and take your child to the Lego shop and give them the £25.