Legoland to launch ‘world-first' Fortnite event in the UK as part of new festival
LEGOLAND in Windsor is launching a 'world-first' Fortnite event as part of this year's Lego Festival.
Including never-seen-before experiences, the new event will be the world's biggest Lego Festival.
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Lego Fortnite will be a part of the Lego Festival at Legoland Windsor Resort next month
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The attraction also recently launched the Woodland Village
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The festival is due to take place between May 3 and June 11.
As part of the festival, Lego Fortnite activities will include opportunities to build a NaNa Village in
real life
as well as building sushi at the a Sushi Brick Bar.
At the sushi making bar, visitors can level up their skills with Alec, a Master Model Builder.
There is also the opportunity to get selfie with Cuddle team Leader - which is a Lego Fortnite favourite.
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In NaNa Village, visitors can help the Peely Tribe build the Lost Isle - with anything from a hut or a house to trees and campfires.
The Lego Festival also includes a number of other activities and events.
The festival is based around celebrating play, leading up to
Themed zones include a Dance Zone, Gaming Zone, Creative Zone and Chill Out Zone.
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There will also be a Music Zone with Lego guitars and the opportunity to build a main stage.
Tickets booked online cost from £39, saving up to £34 and include access to all five Lego Festival Zones,
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The Woodland Village also recently opened at
The new hotel is nature-themed and has a number of woodland lodges for families to stay in.
There are two types of lodges, standard and premium, with the ability to host five and seven guests respectively.
Amenities in each lodge include a children's area, bunk beds,
Alternatively, families of up to four an stay in Woodland Barrels.
The site also boasts The Clubhouse Restaurant and Bar, which is themed around campfire dining with a twinkling tree canopy an outdoor terrace.
In addition, those staying in the Woodland Village can experience an AR adventure, where Lego plants and animals bring the lodge to life.
Legoland Windsor Resort recently revealed
Plus, this festival will be the
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The Lego Festival will take place between May 3 and June 11
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