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Re: New Lego Stores
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Fri, 6 Aug 2004 16:59:51 GMT
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Thanks for the detailed reply Scott!
The problem is I am flying into Philadelphia and I am not sure which other
places I will head to, atleast not yet. It will most definitely be NJ and
NY.
I guess it was convenience of having the information in one place and a
quick way of getting to it that prompted me to make the post.
BTW: The WA store is not on the website anywhere. Which made me think that
there are other entries that are missing. I cannot believe that they dont
have the resources for a simple web site update! Seeing the current state of
corporate America that should not be surprising...
- Ram -
"Scott Lyttle" <datafx7@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:I1w758.xrn@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.dear-lego, Ram Sreerangam wrote:
> > Would it be too much to ask that the Lego website be updated to show all • the new
> > stores that are opening (OR have opened already) here in the US? I am • looking to
> > make a trip to the East Coast and may stop by one if close by.
> >
> > I am referring to this link:
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> > http://www.lego.com/legostores
> >
> > TIA
> > Ram
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> Ram,
>
> First, just click on the "United States" on the left of the screen, and • you'll
> get all the stores in the US...and the stores are listed alphabetically by
> state... Granted, the text on the right says "coming soon to Solomon Pond • Mall,
> etc...well, what you're not told on that main page is that Solomon Pond • Mall is
> in Marlborough, MA... however, if you click on the location "MA • Marlborough", it
> will tell you it's in Solomon Pond Mall...
>
> I think that LEGO has been putting the stores on the website after they • are
> opened--this way, one can call or visit right away. To put the • information up
> that a store is "Coming Soon", and then have to update it takes twice as • much
> manpower to do, probably with a staff that's pretty small--You did hear • that
> LEGO lost a lot of money last year right? Usually when that happens, • there are
> layoffs everywhere in a company...besides, speaking from experience • here...you
> know how hard it is to get a store ready, employees hired and trained, • product
> delivered on time and stocked, and then have employees following correct
> procedures? Further, with roughly 7-8 stores opening a year, that means • all
> that stuff is even worse, because they have to keep it straight, on top of
> managing their current stores...I can tell you those managers probably • have a
> lot on their plate, and putting a "coming soon" web page together is • probably
> the last thing on their minds....If I recall correctly, there are going to • be 23
> LEGO stores in the US by the end of this year...
>
> Anyway, where are you traveling, I can tell you where there will be
stores--check some of Jake's posts in the past about new store openings, or
e-mail me at this address. If you'll be in Massachusetts, NJ, NY,
Virginia, Georgia, or Florida, you may have some luck...
>
> Scott Lyttle
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| (...) Ram, First, just click on the "United States" on the left of the screen, and you'll get all the stores in the US...and the stores are listed alphabetically by state... Granted, the text on the right says "coming soon to Solomon Pond Mall, (...) (20 years ago, 3-Aug-04, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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