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Hello all,
We visited Legoland Billund from August 21 until August 28 (with seasonpasses).
No queues on the rides if you enter the park at 10.00 am among the first
visitors... the kids just loved it (8 days on all those rides is too much for
me).
I promised Huw Millington I would make an inventory of the Pick-a-Brick
shop in Billund, because it hasn’t been updated recently on
http://www.brickish.org/bulktracker/. I asked the people in charge of the shop
about certain elements (like 1x1 plates in brown and tan), unfortunately they
told me that it was the end of the season so not every element was still
available (such as 1x2 plates in stone and dark stone). They were not as helpful
as I wanted them to be. Anyway, I made a list of all the elements I found on
Friday, August 27.
If you are interested in the list before it is updated on
the BulkTracker (if you are going to
Billund soon), you can also download it from my webpage:
http://users.skynet.be/maarten.steurbaut/BillundInventory082704.doc.
I may
have made slight mistakes, e.g. I don’t really know the difference between light
blue and medium blue (I have never seen both colours at the same time), but I’m
sure that those who are interested in the list will know what to do with it.
For those who intend to go to Billund to buy lots of pieces: some bins contained
two different elements. I had to check the bottom of the bins to discover that
there were also other elements in it.
There was also a special offer at the
end of the season: fill a green box (same size as the well-known blue tub 3033)
for only 299 DKK. Unfortunately most of the elements they offered were not very
useful:
It took
my wife more than 2 hours to fill a box with mostly 1x2 yellow and 1x3 red
bricks. Everybody was scratching to the bottom to find standard lego bricks, but
they were very scarce.
Maarten
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