First LEGO Flagship Store Opens In Beijing

The LEGO Group have opened their first LEGO® Brand Retail Store in Beijing, marking the third store in China. Located on Wangfujing Street, one of the most popular shopping area in Beijing, this new store is filled with plenty of interactive elements to make a visit to the store a unique LEGO experience. The store includes a Mosaic Maker machine, regional themed in-store display builds and a new Pond Play Table, which is similar to the digital aquarium found in LEGO House. The stores opening is part of the LEGO Groups continued push into the Asia market, where sales of their products are excelling at an impressive rate compared to other markets. Learn more about the store below.

THE LEGO GROUP OPENS 1ST FLAGSHIP STORE IN BEIJING REACHING MORE CHINESE CHILDREN AND FANS THROUGH CREATIVE LEGO® PLAY

The Billund, Denmark-headquartered family business opened its first flagship store in the Chinese capital today – the company’s third flagship store to open in China since 2016.

Located at Wangfujing Street, one of the most popular shopping and entertainment areas in Beijing, the 626-square-meter store will become a center for the local LEGO® community by providing creative and fun LEGO experiences through groundbreaking store design and immersive play experiences.

The LEGO® Store Beijing Wangfujing creates a strong bond with local culture and tradition via large scale 3D models including giant eaves inspired by the Forbidden City (made out of 2.2 million LEGO bricks), scenes showing the Great Wall and traditional Chinese-style sedan chairs, models of guardian lions and mosaics of guardian dragons.

The flagship store also features a variety of engaging, hands-on, fluid play experiences for fans of all ages, including the “Dragon-Lantern experience” which allows children and shoppers to build customized lanterns from LEGO bricks before seeing their creations magically float across digital screens. The “Mosaic Maker” also makes its debut in Beijing, offering LEGO fans the chance to create their very own, personalized LEGO mosaic portrait. A “Pond Play Table” also allows guests to build their own fishes and place them into a giant fish pond.

Paul Huang, Senior Vice President of the LEGO Group and General Manager of LEGO China, said “We are excited to open our first flagship store in Beijing which will allow us to bring creative LEGO play to even more Chinese children. The stunning store features engaging digital experiences in a unique physical space that will inspire children, parents and fans to fully explore the LEGO play experience.”

Claus Flyger Pejstrup, Senior Vice President of the LEGO Group and Head of LEGO Retail, said “Our LEGO stores are a great tool for building brand awareness and emotional connection with our fans. The new flagship store in Beijing is unique, and we look forward to offering visitors a truly awesome LEGO shopping experience.”

The LEGO Group opened its first flagship store in China at the Shanghai Disneytown in 2016 followed by a second flagship store at People’s Square in Shanghai in 2018.

Other highlights of the LEGO Store Beijing Wangfujing include:

  • Themed Immersion Portal – Children can enter into this unique experience and look into a whole themed world of LEGO.
  • A Brick Pathway – A pathway with LEGO bricks create a moment of discovery and connection with the brick and the brand.
  • Minifigure Me – Minifigure Me invites visitors to learn what LEGO Minifigure they are by pressing their palm onto a special device

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  1. Fun seeing Scott, the Leicester Square store managing joining in with the dancing! Go Scott!

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