Giant Lego Pumpkin Marks Halloween at Legoland® Japan 1-Day Pass Launch Event

Family theme park Legoland® Japan is about to launch a special 1-day pass and is marking the event with a number of Halloween-themed celebrations from Oct. 24-31. The Legoland® Japan 1-Day Pass Launch Event will be held in the Grand Galleria on the first floor of Mark IS Minato Mirai.

Legoland® is a world famous group of theme parks aimed at families with children between the ages of 2 and 12. The first Legoland® theme park in Japan is set to open in Nagoya on April 1, 2017 and will be the eighth park in the chain which currently spans seven different countries. In the park’s seven themed areas, you’ll be able to experience various different aspects of the Lego® world as well over 40 attractions and shows.

The Halloween-themed event will also feature a giant pumpkin built with around 62,000 Lego bricks and measuring 1.4 by 2.3 by 1.8 meters. Once the park opens visitors will be able to snap a few commemorative photos atop the giant pumpkin structure, and there will also be a diorama on display charting the development of the Kanto park as well as a look at the park’s main attraction - the Dragon Coaster. On Oct. 29 and 30, the first 1,000 visitors will receive a special original Lego® brick as a bonus gift.

A costume parade through the Minato Mirai area is also set to take place on Oct. 30 so it’s sure to be a family event which kids and adults can enjoy together.

Legoland® Japan 1-Day Pass Launch Event Full Details
Dates & Times: Oct. 24-31, 106
Venue: Mark IS, Minato Mirai 1st Floor Grand Galleria (3 Chome-5-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan 220−0012)
Highlights:
- 1.4 x 2.3 x 1.8 meter giant pumpkin built with around 62,000 Lego® bricks
- Park diorama, Dragon Coaster exhibition

Legoland® Japan Ticket Information
Sale Date: From Oct. 24 at 10 am
Vendors:
- Legoland® Japan
- 7-Eleven stores
Pricing:
- 1-Day Passport: adults: 6,900 yen / kids (aged 3-12): 5,300 yen (including tax)
- Annual Passport: adults: 17,300 / kids (aged 3-12): 13,300 yen (including tax)

Source: @Press