The LEGO® Store Fifth Avenue

We waited about 10 minutes and were really excited to finally experience the hype around the Fifth Ave LEGO store — and it definitely has that iconic NYC energy. The space itself is pretty large and well presented, with famous LEGO builds showcased throughout. The larger-than-life sculptures make for some great photo opportunities and really add to the fun, immersive feel of the store. 📸✨ We were able to grab a few sets we’d been eyeing online and were pleasantly surprised to find them in stock. After a good browse around (there’s a lot to take in!), checkout was smooth and easy despite how busy it was and even got a discount due to having account points 🕺💃 Overall, it’s a solid stop while strolling Fifth Ave — especially if you’re a LEGO fan or traveling with kids. Definitely worth popping in to see the creative displays and soak in the experience. 🧱💛

Such a neat place!! Prepare to wait as the staff controls store capacity levels with visitors waiting outside in line. As you enter you will be taken back to your childhood, full of innocence and imagination. You are greeted by exclusive bundles at the door, then a NYC cab, as well as numerous Lego offerings. Upstairs you can design your own mini figure or build a box of three custom figures as well as enjoy numerous other set possibilities. Also take advantage of their reward program as you you can get free products later on. The cashier signed us up in just a minute or so. Kids of all ages will love this stop on a NYC tour!

The LEGO Store on Fifth Avenue is top notch. There is stock of so many sets here, like the Death Star released last year, Rivendell from Lord of the Rings, the Titanic, and the new Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship. A standout feature of this store is the amount of awesome sets on display, which really lets you see the scale of some of the larger sets. There is also a pick-a-brick wall, minifigure building area, and large brick-built displays around the store. There are also many affordable options here, like the New York Postcard for only $15. There could be a wait to get in, and it could get a bit crowded inside, but I found it manageable. Overall, this was my favorite LEGO Store I have been to, and I would gladly come again.