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Get a Sneak Peek of San Antonio's LEGOLAND Discovery Center Get a sneak peek of San Antonio’s LEGOLAND Discovery Center expressnews.com/business/local/article/Get-a-sneak-peek-of-San-Antonio-s-LEGOLAND-13724256.php Madison Iszler, Madison Iszler March 27, 2019 24 1of24The Tower of the Americas and the Marriott Rivercenter stand prominently at the entrance to MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. Work began on the project consisting of more than 1.5 million LEGO bricks in Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 1/16 2of24The Tower of the Americas and the Marriott Rivercenter stand prominently at the entrance to MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 2/16 3of24The Torch of Friendship built from LEGO bricks in MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 4of24Alamo Plaza made from LEGO bricks in MINILAND.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 3/16 5of24The Alamo made from LEGO bricks at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 6of24Alamo Plaza and downtown San Antonio made from LEGO bricks in evening light in at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 4/16 7of24Downtown San Antoio at night made from LEGO bricks in MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 8of24Alamo Plaza and downtown San Antonio at night, made from LEGO bricks in MINILAND, an artistic rendition of the city and historic landmarks.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 5/16 9of24Fireworks erupt on the wall behind a display made from LEGO bricks at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 10of24Detail of the tops of the Tower Life Building, right, and the Drury Plaza Hotel at nightP. hoto: Marvin Pfeiffer / 6/16 11of24The MINILAND artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarksP. hoto: Marvin Pfeiffer / 12of24Chase Hathaway, marketing manager at the LEGOLAND Discovery Center, walks beside a model of San Fernando Cathedral at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 7/16 13of24Chase Hathaway, marketing manager at the LEGOLAND Discovery Center, races canoes in a model of the San Antonio River Mission Reach.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 14of24A model of Mission Concepcion at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 8/16 15of24San Fernando Cathedral, left, and downtown San Antonio made from LEGO bricksP. hoto: Marvin Pfeiffer / 9/16 16of24Detail of the front of San Fernando Cathedral, made from LEGO bricksP. hoto: Marvin Pfeiffer / 10/16 17of24LEGO figures pack the inside of the AT&T Center in MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 11/16 18of24The boots at North Star Mall, lit at night and constructed of LEGO bricks, at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at the Shops at Rivercenter on Wednesday, March 27, 2019.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 19of24LEGO figures ride the Zoo Eagle Train and enjoy Brackenridge Park.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 12/16 20of24LEGO figures ride the Zoo Eagle Train in Brackenridge Park.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 21of24The Japanese Tea Garden built from LEGO bricks in MINILAND, an artistic rendition of downtown San Antonio and historic landmarks.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 13/16 22of24An image of a ghost appears in a room at the Emily Morgan hotel when a button is pressed in MINILAND.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 23of24Downtown San Antonio at night in MINILAND.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / 14/16 24of24Jeremy Aguillen, right, general manager of LEGOLAND Discovery Center, standing with marketing manager Chase Hathaway, points to a model of the Alamo.Photo: Marvin Pfeiffer / The LEGOLAND Discovery Center, billed as “the ultimate indoor LEGO playground,” opens April 12 at the Shops at Rivercenter mall. The new attraction features 10 play zones, two rides, a 4D cinema and a massive LEGO display showcasing San Antonio’s landmarks. There’s a rotating replica of the Tower of the Americas, tiny Lego figures cheering in stands at the Alamodome, boats drifting along the River Walk and historical re-enactors at the Alamo. The lighting around the display changes from day to night, and it will be updated with new features during events like Fiesta. The display includes more than 1.5 million bricks. On ExpressNews.com: San Antonio crowns its first-ever LEGO master model builder “It was built with locals in mind,” marketing manager Chase Hathaway said. The center is next to the SEA LIFE Aquarium, which will open in May, according to its website. Visitors will walk through an underwater tunnel, watch feeding demonstrations and look at hundreds of species of marine life, including a blacktip reef shark the city voted to name “Selena.” 15/16 Together, the attractions span three floors and 65,000 square feet. Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., a New York-based real estate investment firm that owns the mall, is working with U.K.-based Merlin Entertainments on the attractions. 16/16.
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