"Inside India’s First Certified LEGO Store"

 "Inside India’s First Certified LEGO Store"

A Burst of Colour, Creativity, and Curiosity


When I recently stepped into My Brickhouse, India’s maiden LEGO Certified Store at Ambience Mall, Gurugram, I didn’t quite know what to expect. But from the moment I walked in, I was greeted by vibrant colours, soaring brick installations, and irresistible displays that captured my curiosity—no LEGO fandom necessary. 

I did watch some videos before going, but I thought it was just a hype. Knowing how much rush it would be on the weekends, we went on a weekday morning with my family. As soon as I entered, few staff and a some kids were there. I saw a a cricketer and a spiderman on the entry made out of LEGO!! It weighed around 70 kilos and took 150 hours to be made. On the side was a huge truck where I clicked photos. 

Next up, there was a section where u could measure your height. Don't think it was normal. It showed your height in Lego pieces. Being 5'4, I came to 155 Legos. Then, there were play tables made, small ones for toddlers and big ones for kids. 

And the minifigures! You could make 3 minifigures by adding different tops and trousers with accessories, for 900. There was a section where you could design the smallest print on the figures, but sadly it wasn't functional yet. Maybe next time.

My favourite part? Shopping! The cheapest thing was of 499 INR which was a set of 55 pcs which was so small. For expensive? Well a Titanic Ship which costed 70k and an Eiffel Tower which was 55k. I wish I could have bought that.... But, I bought things from the hard to find columns, like the London bus and London postcard which completed a set. I wished to buy the Minecraft one, but most of the designs were out of stock.

We made our account in the Lego Fanclub where you receive points on purchases, and birthdays. It gives you a welcome discount as well. The thing that caught my attention was a beautiful red dragon set. Guess what! It costed 80k! 

Overall, I would say it was a good experience, and the area was very well managed!

You can make your account online as well... https://lego.mybrickhouse.com/account 

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