Our last day in Orlando was spent at Downtown Disney. The day we went they happened to have an art festival going on and everyone, adults included, seemed to have a really good time. One of the things going on was an interactive Lego display. The kids were each given a square with a color pattern on it, they were to place the Lego's to match the pattern and then their individual squares were put on a huge board. Once completed, the Lego's would make a picture that will be displayed on one of the Disney cruise lines ships.
Working hard on their squares.
Some of the Lego art on display outside the Lego store.
I believe they had every kind of Lego in existence at this store. You could even buy individual pieces.
Tucker went to a store called Rides. It's like a Build a Bear for boys. You get to pick your car frame and the various parts and build a remote control car. Tucker had such a good time. Sailor was upset that she didn't get to build one also, she informed me that girls could have cars too.
Forrest found his boat!
Some of the Lego art on display outside the Lego store.
I believe they had every kind of Lego in existence at this store. You could even buy individual pieces.
Tucker went to a store called Rides. It's like a Build a Bear for boys. You get to pick your car frame and the various parts and build a remote control car. Tucker had such a good time. Sailor was upset that she didn't get to build one also, she informed me that girls could have cars too.
Forrest found his boat!
Nope, not Forest's boat. I beleive I see a future for Marquis&Reynolds 3 hour tours rite there!!
ReplyDelete