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LEGO Ideas Central Perk (21319) Back in Stock – 2nd Restock

The LEGO Ideas Central Perk (21319) is now back in stock on LEGO Shop@Home. This is the second restock on this set so if it’s like last time, it’ll go out of stock pretty quickly. Act quickly if you’re thinking about getting this set as a holiday present as quantities could be limited again. Thanks to Chris and Timothy for the heads up.

Update: After a few hours, the set has hit backorder status. You can still put your orders in and it’ll ship in 30 days. After this, it will most likely go out of stock temporarily again for an extended period of time.

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The LEGO Group Opens New Campus in Billund, Denmark

LEGO has announced that they have opened up a new state-of-the-art campus at its headquarters in Billund. This new campus will be 54,000 square meters and will hold more than 2,000 employees when construction is completed in 2021.

BILLUND, DENMARK, October 28, 2019: After four years of planning and construction, the LEGO Group opened the first phase of its new, state-of-the-art Campus at its headquarters in Billund, Denmark today. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects, the campus will span 54,000 square metres and house more than 2,000 employees when it is finished in 2021.

Hoping to express the core values of the LEGO Group: imagination, creativity, fun, learning, caring and quality, the inspiration for the new building came from a painting in the LEGO Group owner Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen’s office. In it, a boy proudly holds up his creation of a building made with LEGO® bricks. This gave the architects license to adopt a more playful approach to their design, something that is apparent in the details of the structure. These include the use of LEGO bricks in the exterior walls, the placement of two, gigantic yellow bricks on the roof, and an entryway made of bricks.

Niels B. Christiansen, CEO of the LEGO Group said: “It’s wonderful to see these first two buildings open. The team has worked hard to create a workspace that reflects our values and instills a sense of fun. Our mission is to inspire children so it’s important we provide our talented colleagues with an environment that is playful and inspires

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Registration for 2020 LEGO Inside Tour Now Live

Registration for the 2020 LEGO Inside Tour is now live and you can now sign up for one of the four tours LEGO will be doing next year. LEGO will prioritize people who have not attended before and there are about 80 spots for each date. The costs for the LEGO Inside Tour is 14,500 DKK/~$2,155 USD plus travel costs so it is quite expensive but people who have attended before have said it is well worth the price. You will have until November 1 at 10am CET to sign up for the lottery.

Experience the LEGO Group from the inside: see how LEGO bricks are produced, meet our designers and take a tour through the LEGO Group’s unique history in Ole Kirk Kristiansen’s original house. Take home a unique LEGO set: Each participant receives a LEGO set exclusively produced for the LEGO Inside Tour.

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LEGO Inside Tour 2020 Registration Opens Monday

Registration for the 2020 LEGO Inside Tour is set to start Monday, October 28 at 10am CET. The registration period will run until November 1 at 10am CET and the link will go live in the link above on Monday. The tour dates for 2020 have been revealed as:

May 13-15
June 10-12
August 26-28
September 9-11

The price of the tour is 14,500 DKK/~$2,155 USD per person and it includes 2 overnight stays with breakfast, catering, and entry ticket to LEGOLAND Billund. LEGO will prioritize people who haven’t attended the tour before during registration. Travel costs to Billund are not included with the price so you’ll have to add that on top of the price of the tour. As always, LEGO Inside Tour attendees will get a gift bag with includes the exclusive limited edition LEGO Inside Tour set which is different every year.

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LEGO Announces Justice Partnership Expansion to Inspire Creative Play

LEGO has announced they are expanding their partnership with tween-centric retailer Justice to inspire more girls through creative play. Justice will be begin stocking LEGO Disney and Friends sets as well as having in-store building events in North America starting next month. You can check out the details below.

LEGO Group And Justice Build On Partnership To Inspire More Girls Through Creative Building Play

-LEGO® activities and building sets to be available in Justice stores just in time for the holidays-

ENFIELD, Conn., Oct. 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — LEGO Group and Justice today announced expansion of their brand partnership to engage girls in creative play.

Beginning this month, LEGO® Friends and LEGO Disney building sets will be sold in Justice stores nationwide, including sets based on the upcoming film, Frozen 2. On November 10, an after-hours “Build & Shop” LEGO building event will take place in 300 Justice stores across the U.S. and Canada from 6 – 8pm. Girls can participate in the event for free and the first 25 attendees will receive and build a special LEGO set to take home. A list of participating stores can be found on shopjustice.com two weeks prior to the event.

“We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Justice, a brand that shares our same values of inspiring and developing girls and their interests through self-expression,” said Michael McNally, senior director, brand relations at LEGO Systems, Inc. “The Live Justice mantra of ‘Every Girl. Every Day.’ makes their stores a perfect place to create memorable experiences where girls

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Brick Fanatics Magazine Issue 11 Available Now

Issue 11 of Brick Fanatics Magazine looks closer at 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer, takes 21318 Tree House into a real treehouse and previews Speed Champions in 2020

Brick Fanatics Magazine Issue 11 is available to order worldwide from today at www.brickfanatics.com/magazine via single copy purchases (with additional postage and packaging charge) and as part of 12-issue and 24-issue subscriptions (offering free postage, free issues and a subscriber guarantee). Orders will be shipped from the end of October.

The 11th edition of the print publication all about LEGO leads with a special look at the latest Ultimate Collector Series release from the LEGO Star Wars team.

At £649.99 / $699.99, 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer is the joint-most expensive set ever released by the LEGO Group for UK collectors, and second most expensive for US collectors after the UCS Millennium Falcon. At that level, the 4,784-piece wonder is worth our special attention this issue.

Back in the real world, Brick Fanatics Magazine also takes a special look at 21318 Tree House, taking the largest Ideas set released to a unique tree house location in the New Forest. The UK national park is home to rare wildlife, protected woodland and a purpose-built education centre up in the trees, where we were lucky to spend a day with Countryside Education Trust’s Chief Executive, Jane Cooper, and play a bit of LEGO too.

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Toys R Us Partners with Target to Relaunch Website

Toys R Us has relaunched their website ahead of the holiday shopping season. They have teamed up with Target to feature product reviews and if you want to buy something, there is a purchase button to Target to complete your purchase.

If you remember, Toys R Us will be opening two stores in the US and it looks like the revamped website will also be doing their online sales through Target. This is an interesting strategy on TRU’s part since they are making their comeback just before the holidays so we’ll see if it works out for them. It is unsure at this time if LEGO will be doing anything with the new Toys R Us in regards to any exclusives like they used to do.

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