Learn advanced LEGO building skills through a Master Builder experience designed for children aged 2–12. Sessions must be booked through the official app or mini-program after entering the park, and spaces are limited.
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Build with LEGO
LEGOLAND Shanghai lets children turn their ideas into LEGO creations through hands-on building experiences. At attractions such as LEGO Workshop, Sky Lantern, and Urban Architect, children can build, solve challenges and develop their LEGO skills.
Take on interactive challenges
Step into different LEGO worlds and complete themed building missions. Help the police at Police Headquarters, repair a castle at The Builders Guild, or train like a ninja at Phantom Rotating Training Ground.
Create alongside your family
Several attractions are designed for parents and children to work together. Build LEGO models, complete puzzles and challenges, and unlock hidden digital minifigures as you progress through the activities.
Explore different LEGO worlds
Each attraction has its own setting and story. Build in LEGO Creation World, help the LEGO City Police, repair a LEGO Castle, explore LEGO NINJAGO, or create new architecture for the city.
Discover hidden LEGO surprises
Complete the building tasks at selected attractions to unlock hidden digital minifigures or other elements within the experience. The activities combine hands-on LEGO building with simple challenges to complete.
Experiences at LEGOLAND Shanghai
LEGO Workshop
Police Headquarters
Help the LEGO City Police after criminals escape and lock up the police. Build a police car or chase vehicle and take part in the interactive pursuit through the LEGO City model.
The Builders Guild
Help repair a broken castle bridge and prepare the castle for a royal birthday. Parents and children can work together on the building challenge and unlock a hidden digital minifigure.
Sky Lantern
Build a LEGO sky lantern inspired by Beijing hutongs, wishes, and the night sky. Work together to assemble the creation and discover hidden elements as you complete the activity.
Phantom Rotating Training Ground
Enter LEGO NINJAGO and build a Phantom Spinning Top before taking on a ninja-themed building challenge. Parents and children can work together to complete the activity and unlock hidden elements.
Things you'll experience at LEGOLAND Shanghai
Build with a LEGO Master Builder
At LEGO Workshop, children aged 2–12 can develop their LEGO building skills through a dedicated workshop experience. Sessions need to be reserved after entering the park and have limited availability.
Frequently asked questions about LEGOLAND Shanghai
The attractions covered on this page include LEGO Workshop, Police Headquarters, The Builders Guild, Sky Lantern, Phantom Rotating Training Ground, and Urban Architect. These experiences focus on LEGO building, creative challenges and interactive play.
LEGO Workshop is a hands-on building experience for children aged 2–12, where they can develop LEGO building skills through a Master Builder experience. Sessions must be reserved after entering the park through the official app or mini-program.
Reservations for the LEGO Workshop can be made after entering the park through the official app or mini-program. Spaces are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so check availability after arrival.
At Police Headquarters, you can help the LEGO City Police by building a police car or chase vehicle and taking part in a themed pursuit through a LEGO City model.
The Builders Guild is a LEGO Castle building experience where families work together to repair a broken castle bridge and decorate the castle for a royal birthday. Completing the building task can unlock a hidden digital minifigure.
At Sky Lantern, parents and children can build a LEGO sky lantern inspired by Beijing hutongs, wishes, stars and moonlight. Completing the building activity helps unlock hidden elements.
Urban Architect is a hands-on LEGO building activity where children and parents can work together to add architecture to a LEGO city, complete building puzzles and take part in a City Architect competition-style challenge.
No. Visitors must not step on building tables, climb on structures or damage the LEGO models and displays.
