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Umm, Legoland CA - are you there? (Re: Announcing the next LEGO Modelmaking Experience at LEGOLAND W
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lugnet.legoland.california, lugnet.dear-lego
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Thu, 30 May 2002 06:00:05 GMT
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WHY OH WHY can something like this not happen at Legoland, California?
Are we not special?
Do you think there is not a market for this?
Do you think we do not want it?
The thing that gets me is this is not their first one. I *wish* I could be
there. And if I could, I would - trust me!
I would think this would be a great idea to have at LL CA. I know that I
would be there in a heartbeat. What do we have to do to get one of these??
Seriously, what do we have to do???
Mark
http://www.landofbricks.com
In lugnet.loc.uk, Huw Millington writes:
> You may have read in lugnet.loc.uk about the fantastic time had by attendees
> at the LEGO Modelmaking experience at LEGOLAND Windsor in April.
>
> I am pleased to announce that, thanks to our recent meeting with the
> LEGOLAND specialist sales manager, the next one, on 10th August, will be
> even better!
>
> The event will consist of a presentation by the chief model maker, a guided
> tour of Miniland, a visit to the Creation Centre, and most importantly for
> some, 1 Kg of LEGO to take away. Last time the selection of parts available
> included many that were unobtainable elsewhere, such as silver bricks,
> Maersk blue parts by the truck load, clear bricks, plates and tiles, slopes
> in unusual colours and so on.
>
> One thing not mentioned here about the last one was that we were taken into
> ‘LEGO Heaven’ – the Creation Centre stock room where virtually every part
> was available in every colour imaginable. We kept this quiet for obvious
> reasons, but now, with LEGOLAND Windsor’s approval, I can announce that this
> event will again include a trip into Heaven! Do not expect to be able to
> make a wild grab at everything in sight (like last time!) but you will have
> the opportunity to select a small number of rare parts to add to your 1Kg of
> bricks.
>
> The park’s management really wants this event to be a success, so this time
> they are putting extra effort into making it so. Not only will they make
> sure there is an interesting selection of parts available for us, but the
> Big Shop will be offering all attendees a 10% discount on all purchases, and
> we have been told that they will be stocking ‘six exclusive special AFOL
> offers’ bought in specially for this event (no details what they might be
> yet, though).
>
> The cost of this fantastic event is just 69 GBP. For this you will get:
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> Entry to the park on the day
> The 4 hour experience
> The rest of the day in the park to do as you please
> 1Kg of LEGO, including many otherwise unobtainable parts.
> A ticket to allow entry to the park another day.
> The opportunity to meet likeminded AFOLs and put names to faces
>
>
> For more details and information on booking a place, please see
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> http://www.brickset.com/redletterdays/
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> If you're planning on coming from far afield, LEGOLAND Windsor has
> negotiated discount rates at nearby hotels. Full details are on the above
> page.
>
>
> To see what we got up to last time, see the following photo galleries:
>
> Lawrence Wilkes:
> http://www.bricks.wilkesworld.co.uk/llw%20model%20maker%20tour.htm
> Huw Millington:
> http://www.btinternet.com/~hmillington/legofest10day2/
> Gael Frasier:
> http://www.chez.com/frazier/lego/07april.html
>
> If you have any questions about the event, please feel free to ask. Note
> that unlike last time, we are booking up individually -- this is a breeze
> through the Red Letter Days website.
>
> Hope to see you there!
>
> Huw
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