Holidays At LEGOLAND California

 

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Photo credit to LEGOLAND California

Have you been to LEGOLAND California during the holidays?

If not, you should!

Earlier this month, my daughter Tori and I put on our winter jackets, scarves, and gloves and headed to LEGOLAND California for their annual tree lighting ceremony. Hilary Duff was the evening’s guest of honor, and launched the spectacular event. Now through January 1st head on to LEGOLAND for some holiday fun!

My daughter grew up watching Lizzie Mcguire, and was thrilled to see her childhood icon up close at the ceremony.  Hillary Duff, is popularly known as a star on the critically-acclaimed and buzzy TV Land series “Younger.” She spent the day enjoying all the attractions at the park with her son and family before heading to the giant LEGO Christmas tree for the evening’s festivities.

Disclosure: Thank you LEGOLAND California for inviting me to your annual tree lighting ceremony. All opinions are my own. LEGOLAND-holidays

Prior to Duff pulling the switch that turned on more than 11,000 LED lights on the 30-foot tall Christmas tree, she was presented with a LEGO castle ornament as an invitation to return in the spring when the new LEGOLAND Castle Hotel is set to open!

At the ceremony, LEGOLAND California Resort donated $10,000 on Duff’s behalf to Baby2Baby, which provides low-income children ages 0-12 years with diapers, clothing and other basic necessities. By distributing to non-profit partner organizations including homeless and domestic violence shelters, Head Start programs, foster care programs and children’s hospitals, Baby2Baby will serve more than 150,000 children in Los Angeles this year and tens of thousands more across the country through the Baby2Baby National Network.

“I feel so fortunate to work with such an amazing group of people who really focus on mothers, children and babies tirelessly to give them the basic necessities that everyone deserves,” said Duff.

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I love all the holiday decorations throughout the park!

Experience the magic of the Holidays at LEGOLAND with holiday music, colorful twinkling lights, and the world’s largest LEGO Christmas Tree. It is sensational! Enjoy live entertainment with LEGO Friends Live in Heartlake City, Santa’s elves singing in Fun Town, and a life-sized LEGO Brick Santa and Reindeer that make for a perfect family photo, and so much more!

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Here’s a list of things to do at LEGOLAND during the holidays:

LEGO FRIENDS HOLIDAY SHOW

Emma has been planning the perfect holiday party for all of her friends, but when a heavy snow storm hits Heartlake City everything could be ruined. Find out if Stephanie, Andrea, Mia, and Olivia can make their way through the snow in time for the big party!

MEET LEGO SANTA

Pose for a picture with LEGO Santa and his LEGO reindeer. Plus enjoy the nightly glow of our LEGO Christmas Tree!

NEW SHOW IN FUN TOWN – THE YULE TIDES

Santa’s elves don’t just make toys. Someone’s got to make the music too! These elves are decking every hall with carols old and new. Come listen to the holly, jolly, harmony, Yule love it!

INTER HOLIDAY MARKET

Saturdays, December 9th and 16th till 7:00 pm in Fun Town.

All new this year, indulge in our Winter Holiday Market for some authentic “German Christmas Market” inspired treats like grilled sausages served in a roll with caramelized onions, Old World New England Clam Chowder, giant Bavarian pretzels and  seasonal beverages – spiced wine, apple cider and specialty hot chocolate.

HOLIDAYS AT LEGOLAND HOTEL

LEGOLAND Hotel has also gotten in the holiday spirit with festive decorations, holiday entertainment and its own LEGO®Christmas tree. Kids will also enjoy special holiday themed improvisational games and story time at the castle, plus building contests themed for the festivities.

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Head on to LEGOLAND with your kiddos during the winter break…

Happy Holidays!

Queen Bee Latina

 

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