The Lego Store

Great place to shop for Lego products.
Staff are super friendly and really seem to enjoy their job. They welcome everyone with a cheerful smile. My 3-​year old loves playing with the samples in the store.
The prices are very high and I rarely see sales, but I think this is offset partially by the VIP collectors program as well as freebies given for spending certain amounts. If you are a frequent Lego buyer, this may be a good place to purchase.
They also have bins from which you can select and buy loose bricks in bulk. Nice feature.

Legos have been my favorite toy ever since I was a kid! The sky is the limit with all the stuff you can create with it, you just have to have the right amount of blocks for your project. You can even make it into another toy that you really love to play with, a car, plane, house, etc.
For me, this toy is not just entertaining but very educational since it stimulates the brain to be creative. You think that the blocks are to small that your kid/​s might swallow them? Lego has «Lego Duplo», bigger sized blocks that are easier for younger kids to handle and are safer for kids about 2 above.
The Lego is always a fun toy to play with but after playing, don’t forget to teach your kids to clean up!!!

I lov Lego. Still.
And after visiting the ones in the States, Oakridge is tiny and cramped.
But solid 4 stars for service, 2 different helpers, offering expertise. Like asking which one is safe for my 2 year nephew, promptly recommended the Duplo.
Still Dont know why the pink box for boys… maybe for the Mom and baby theme?
Amex good.

I finally made my way to this store.
They have tons of stuff. Stuff you can’t find anywhere else. I love the minifigure building station and the pick a brick thing. They need way more variety on their pick a brick wall.
This is a dangerous store for me. It’s a good thing it’s a 30 minute drive away for me.
The staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.
Prices are fairly standard, which I find to be high to begin with.

The staff at this location are amazing. They always go out of their way to help and you can tell they have fun at their job.

Great customer service and great employee. The manager was nice, Chantel who helped me was also friendly. Would definatly come again

Ok so I’m a big kid. I admit it. When I was a kid I lived Lego. And this was just the normal block Lego and not the crazy stuff they have come out with now. Millennium starships, haunted houses, Star Wars Lego. How much cooler is it now. The Lego store is cool and located outside the kids pit. Smart move Lego. I don’t appreciate it enough but Lego isnt one of those toys that gets used once and tossed aside like some cheap plastic toy made in china. It’s a toy that stimulates the neurons, incites imagination and develops spatial perceptual ability. Mom I love you for introducing me to Lego!!! Btw did i mention, the Lego store in Oakridge rocks. It really does.

My 5 year old son loves lego. This lego store is a welcome addition to Oakridge mall and what a smart idea putting it in front of the childrens play area. Every time we go to Oakridge mall we have to visit the lego store. They have a great new feature where you can put up the box of lego in front of this screen and it will create a finished product of what the boxed lego is suppose to be. My son loves this. Also the service is incredible. They do a great job hiring employees as the staff are always so personable and can really relate to kids and it is obvious that they love lego themselves. Customer service is so much better and genuine when you are passionate about what you are doing. The only bad thing is we usually end up buying something after visiting this store so although my son loves this store and all is good about this store all is bad for my bank account after a visit here, if you know what I’m saying. Great store though!

This is a highly anticipated addition to Vancouver toy store scenery but still it is much more expensive than the Lego store in Bellevue in Washington. Lego: how do you explain the price differences? Over the past 8 – 9 years either US prices in other toys (e.g. Hasbro products) caught up with Canadian prices or Canadian prices went down. Now I don’t think twice about buying toys in Canada — except when it comes to Legos. My son is a huge Lego fan and naturally Santa is very generous with him when it comes to Legos. Yet I bet Santa doesn’t use the Lego shop in Oakridge to fill up his toy bag.

One of the very first birthday gifts I can remember was a Lego set. Of course back then it was simply a box with an assortment of pieces and I remember thinking, this is a boy’s toy! What a fool I was…
If you are a Lego fan, you will like this shop. Not only are there tons of Lego sets to look at, they also have displays not normally seen in places like Toys R Us. My son loves Star Wars so I know he’s going to love the giant R2-​D2! And the back wall full of Lego pieces makes you just want to dig in and start building! So many pieces. so little time…
The staff are very friendly and helpful. Actually, at times, I wanted them to stop talking so I could navigate my own way through the store. Not as many interactive stuff as I thought there would be.
They run a free build every first Tuesday of the month. I will be definitely bringing my son to see how it is.

I was way more excited than I should have been when I found out we were getting a Lego store in Vancouver. A significant part of my childhood involved building lego mansions for my toys. This store also helped me complete a bucket list item, which was contributing to a giant lego structure aka the giant R2-​D2 a few months ago.
My absolute favorite part of walking into the Lego store is looking at all of the pre-​built lego sets. From the display of tiny lego people in the window to the variety of sets scattered around the store, it’s easy to spend over 20 minutes feeling nostalgic. I’m pretty sure whoever builds those lego sets has the best job in the world. I’ve had to stop myself plenty of times from buying a few of the Star Wars lego sets (hello R2-​D2) and the Lord of the Rings set featuring lego Gandalf.
I have to hand it to everyone who works in the Lego store: they have the patience of saints. The store is constantly full of super excited little kids, and I’ve never seen an employee be anything but friendly and awesome.
One cool feature they have in the store is the 3D screen. Kids can hold up the box for the lego set they want to purchase, and the screen will show them what their lego set will look like fully built. I really want to try this out!
One thing that is absolutely genius is the pick your own sections. I would have loved to have access to this when I was a kid. The store has over 30 different colors of lego blocks that you can mix and match to fill your own bucket. Imagine the possibilities! They also have a little console where you can build your own lego people, complete with accessories. You can build three lego people for $ 12.99. I wish they had a few more options in this section, but it’s pretty great they even offer this.
The only thing that makes me sad is the price point. The lego sets are pretty expensive. Though, this might be a good thing, as it keeps people like myself from splurging on huge lego kits.

Finally, a Lego store in Vancouver!
I have to admit that I was once a Lego maniac. I’ve spent hundreds of hours as a kid playing with Legos while growing up.
I haven’t really stepped inside a toy store and checked out lego for a long time, but I was amazed by the variety of different lego sets at this new Lego store. There were different sets based on themes such as Pirates of a Carribean, DC/​Marvel Super, Technic, Heroes, City, Star Wars, Architecture and Dino.
For adults, the Lego Architecture series is a real classic. You can get a Lego sets based on famous landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Big Ben, Villa Savoye, and the Seattle Space Needle.
If you’re not planning to buy an entire set, you can even buy lego blocks and lego people characters in bulk. Pick and choose!
Staff were friendly, but the price for lego sets has gone up. That’s the price we have to pay for nostalgic lego.

It’s a jungle in here!
Walk in and you get your senses assaulted with an onslaught of children everywhere, grabbing and playing with anything possible in this store.
It’s actually kinda amazing that they somehow manage to keep it this clean.
Cool lego toys for kids of all ages. My daughter certainly liked it, since she didn’t want to leave.
You can buy kits, you can build your own lego person, etc, etc.
Kudos to the staff who are extremely patient considering the amount of children that come into here.

OMG there is a Lego store… the best childhood game ever. The Lego boxes and projects have become more complex, however, you can buy individual pieces in a bucket for $ 11. I was terrible with Lego, however, snapping the pieces together was so therapeutic, much like a jig saw puzzle.
They have a very cool feature. You can grab the box, hold it up to a camera and you can see what the item looks like assembled on top of the box you’re holding. How they do it, I have no idea but this is worth the trip alone.
The staff are friendly for this exclusive themed store. The prices are fair market prices. There were more adults than children in the store looking for projects for themselves. I guess you’re never too old for Lego.

This store really is amazing. It’s always packed, and my one year-​old daughter LOVED it (you’d think she would be too young for lego, but she still played with some of the stuff they had).
They have a very cool feature for some of the items where you can grab the box, hold it up to a camera and you can see what the item looks like assembled (sitting on top of the box you are holding). Very amazing technology.
Looking forward to when my daughter gets to the age where I can actually start buying some stuff for her from here (I might end up having more fun than her).
Pretty amazing to have a store in Oakridge that rivalst the foot traffic of the apple store.

Until another store somehow ‘one-​ups’ this Lego store, this will be my go-​to place for building blocks! I always wondered how long, and when, would a Lego store be opened in Canada, because before this, the closest was in Bellevue, Washington, and if you know the drive, it is far, yet so many from Vancouver made the trek to see a store that only sells what I can call my childhood toy!
I used to have tons of sets of these things, my favorite was the ‘City’ collection, but in my time the places you would buy this were not any specialty store, but places like Eaton’s, Sears, Zellers, The Bay, Woodwards (whoa… dating yourself again!!!) and some other small places to pick up that next set of small figurines and building blocks to create your next little fantasy in your mind as a child! I even remember those countless times of stepping on Lego pieces with you bare feet and almost screaming out obsenities! And finally they have a store which brings the kid in most of us back.
I work near here, and once in awhile I will go check out the new sets they have. The staff are friendly, maybe a little too friendly (think Disney Store, but less extreme!). Whoever does their marketing store setup should be given a big thumbs up, keeping everything current, with big posterboards, and the newest, trendiest models incased for the viewing public to see, and to salivate till they purchase the box to go build it for themselves at home. The last time I was there, a huge ‘Incredible Hulk’ Lego figure was standing in the store, great for pictures to post to your favorite website to say «I WAS HERE».
I still look at that built «Millenium Falcon» they have on display, and sometimes wish it was in my hand too (the child within me!), but at least I can come by every so often and look at it.
They also have bulk service, pick your small bucket, and get your pieces, just like the other Lego stores, but it maybe too much for you to fathom if you have never been to a Lego store ever. It makes me wonder how Christmas in this store is going to be? Hmmmm.

The Lego store at Oakridge is constantly busy and packed but there is always friendly, cheerful staff available to lend a hand.
The 10.99÷19.99 self service pick-​a-​brick bucket fill is an awesome idea. The price isn’t bad (if you max out your space by stacking, which is plenty of fun in itself but I digress) compared to ordering individual pieces online, after calculations. However the selection isn’t as good as I would like to be since they are limited to only about 30 types of specific type/​color piece combinations.
I am really wanting to get one of the sets from the Lego architecture series/​Frank Lloyd Wright collection. Those sets look amazing but with a price tag ranging upwards of $ 250, I am really fighting against myself to suppress my inner childs of Lego and architecture fanaticism.

I had to wait until my exams were done before I could bring myself to visit this new store because I knew that once I walked in the store I would find too many distractions that would result in my academic demise. Wow was it worth the wait.
The staff are really friendly… maybe too friendly. I know they’re just doing their job but having 5 different staff people ask me how I’m doing and if I need any help every 3 minutes is a bit much. But I didn’t let it get to me too much because I know they’re eager to set the tone with the new store.
The selection is amazing. They literally have something for ever age. If I had the money I would’ve dropped 5 big ones for the Death Star but I need to eat… and a place to sleep. So I opted for The White House from their Architecture series.
The coolest thing was a screen with a scanning device and, when you hold up any of the boxes to it, it shows a 3D view of what the end product looks like and you can rotate the view simply by moving the box around. A lot of kids were playing with it and having a lot of fun. And by kids I mean one of them was me.
For the foreseeable future, the only thing I’m going to want for my birthday or Christmas is a gift card to this magical place.
PS — They have a free VIP membership that allows you to collect points and redeem on future purchases as well as get invites to different VIP events each month and advance notices of new products.
PPS — For the Star Wars fans out there, there’s going to be an R2-​D2 build that stands about 12 inches tall. Nerdgasm!!!

Yes to the Lego store finally open in Vancouver!
Yes to filling your own tub of lego pieces-​your choice of colors and sizes.
Yes to building your own mini figures. $ 12.99 for a 3 pack of building your own fun-​choose a hat/​hairstyle, head, body, legs and an accessory. We probably spent more than enough time to build our figures, but there are simply countless combinations.
The store also carries a wide array of the different Lego lines, I was particularly intrigued by the Lego Architecture line.
Happy times indeed!