LEGO House to host LEGO Masters Academy experience

LEGO House in Denmark is set to host a LEGO Masters Academy experience inspired by the LEGO Masters TV show.

Set to open on September 17th, the LEGO Masters Academy sees guests enter a studio-inspired setting to build, learn and explore through hosted sessions. Across four progressive levels, builders can develop skills in creativity, storytelling, technical building and teamwork – as well as take their builds home with them.

“We’re eager to fuse the worlds of entertainment and learning together in this new LEGO Masters Academy,” said Kathrine Kirk Muff, Managing Director of LEGO House.

“The Academy is a close collaboration between the creative team at LEGO House and the LEGO Entertainment Team who work on the LEGO Masters TV series. As a result, the final experience is something totally unique that stands in a league of its own. Primarily focused on helping LEGO lovers of all ages learn new techniques and honing existing skills, it’s meticulously crafted to inspire the builders of tomorrow to be creative, think differently and build beyond their wildest dreams.”

The four levels available as part of the LEGO Masters Academy are:
• Level 1: Family Fun – For Families and Casual Builders
• Level 2: Foundation Skills – For Structured Learners
• Level 3: Advanced Building – For Confident Builders
• Level 4: Master Level – For Aspiring LEGO Masters

The LEGO Masters Academy experience is an additional ticketed experience at LEGO House, with pricing based on the session level. Tickets are available exclusively at LEGOHouse.com.

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