Noun
Legoland (plural Legolands)
(slang) A place characterised by square edges and extreme regularity.
A futuristic non-tourism world, should we imagine it, might ideally be like Disneyland and Legoland (for children) and Las Vegas (for adults), where we find replicas of the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, pyramids, Greek temples, and so on. Source: Internet
Back by popular demand, LEGOLAND Discovery Center Michigan’s Master Model Builder, Clint Parry will be on-site to host an animal themed build competition for children throughout the day! Source: Internet
In addition to LEGOLAND and Riverlands Dubai, the development will eventually grow to two additional theme parks – the Hollywood-inspired Motiongate Dubai and Bollywood Parks Dubai – as well as the Polynesian-theme Lapita Hotel. Source: Internet
Legoland is days away from opening its new Castle Hotel and the new accommodations are fit for a king or queen. Source: Internet
Lucy Bolstock’s heart was in her mouth when she lost sight of her son Charlie, then just five, on a trip to Legoland in Windsor. Source: Internet
Supporting movies, games, competitions, and six Legoland amusement parks have been developed under the brand. Source: Internet