Brick Fest LiveReviews of brickfestlive.com

I paid £39 for me, my husband and my son to go to the Milton Keynes Brick Festival, we paid more so that we could get in earlier. When we got there I was shocked that more than half of it was dedicated to sellers. I had brought my son for his birthday, he's a massive Lego fan, but we didn't spend more than 40 minutes in there and I had to drag my son away from the stalls that were really overpriced which then put him in a mood for the rest of the time there. There were some things for children to do but I think this suits more of a Lego hobbyist more than a child and should be advertised as such. I actually said at the end that it would have made my son happier to actually use that £39 and let him buy the Lego at one of the shops nearby. I do find it annoying that you have to pay to get in to,basically, a large open Lego shop.

Loughborough brick festival was abit of a disappointment, the prices of the lego sets were quite expensive. You can get some cheaper online. We were looking for certain sets and offered prices but they wouldn't even knock a tenner off so they would rather lose a sale. We ended up leaving and buying the same set on the lego store where we got double points and a free gift! This is the 3rd festival we've been to so won't bother anymore

Our ticket time was 11:30. The line was so long that it took an hour and 15 minutes to get to the door. We thought we'd see lots of Lego builds. We saw maybe 8 big displays and 10 smaller. The majority of the events had long lines. The only thing that was accessible were the tables of Legos that you could build on. We could have done that at home. The Lego store had no prices on the products, so you didn't know how much it was going to cost. Food seemed way over priced. We paid $82 for the 3 of us to go. We didn't get the VIP experience, but we are glad we didn't because of the long lines. I've seen better displays of Legos at other events. We regret the time and money lost!

Long lines over an hour wait to get in with timed entry then lines for all activities. Very few displays and no vendors.

Very long lines. Not ideal for young children - the concept is cool.

Mein 9-jähriger Sohn und ich waren gestern in Hamburg zum Event. Im Ticket ist die Nutzung des HVV inklusive, was die Anreise praktischer macht und keine Parkplatzsuche mit sich bringt. Das Happening findet in einer Sporthalle statt und es war leider tatsächlich für das bezahlte Geld, etwas sehr lieblos und auch sehr sehr überschaubar.....einige Dino-, Pokemon- und Mariofiguren, ein Stand im Dunkeln, eine Autorennstrecke mit 2 Rampen, Architektur, Malstand, Lego-Duplo, 2 Steinebecken, ein leeres Meet- & Greet und 2 Möglichkeiten zum flachen Bauen auf den Scheiben. Natürlich darf der völlig überteuerte Legoshop nicht fehlen, Preise wahllos und noch nicht mal alles ausgezeichnet, Kindershirt von der Veranstaltung 30,00 €. Wir waren knappe 2 Stunden da, weil mein Sohn sich darauf so gefreut hatte und ich auch, wir haben viel gebaut, jedoch hatte ich tatsächlich mehr erwartet. Dann lohnt sich ein Besuch eher in den richtigen Lego-Centern - Hamburg, wir warten auf dein Lego Discovery in der Hagencity!!!!

Disappointing and underwhelming especially for the money. Have been to a few Lego Expo’s and there were no vendors and a lot of ‘free building’ not many big builds to see. My son loved it as a huge Lego fan but after spending over £100 on tickets, parking and coffees (we brought our packed lunch) I’m not sure it was worth it for the couple of hours we spent there. Staff were very friendly though.

A few impressive builds, such as the dinosaurs, but overall not worth the ticket price, and the additional parking charges. We spent a total of 20 mins including walking to and from the car park, for an event that cost the best part of £60 for 2 people. Very poor.