Your Child’s LEGOLAND ExperienceLEGOLAND® facility in Plymouth Meeting, PA. This document was...
12
Your Child’s LEGOLAND Experience Parent Tips for LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia Developed in partnership with Ruttenberg Autism Center Copyright 2017
Transcript of Your Child’s LEGOLAND ExperienceLEGOLAND® facility in Plymouth Meeting, PA. This document was...
Your Child’s LEGOLAND
Experience
Parent Tips for LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia
Developed in partnership with Ruttenberg Autism Center
Copyright 2017
Plan your day before arriving at LEGOLAND Discover Center Philadelphia
Visit the website to learn information:
www.philadelphia.legolanddiscoverycenter.com
You may want to purchase your tickets online prior to your visit if your child has
difficulty waiting in long lines.
Decide which activities your child may want to participate in and
prioritize these activities.
If your child is interested in taking a
LEGO building class,
sign up for a class at the front desk
when you arrive.
Read the information about the 4D
movie experience before checking the
schedule of movie times.
The pirate ship is a fun activity. You may
need to stand nearby if you want to have a
better view of your child as they play.
Review the rules for the pirate ship with your child. This may help them to remain
safe as they play.
Identify areas where your child can take a
break if they need one.
MINILAND displays LEGO structures from
Philadelphia and is a quieter area for a
break.
The Coffee Shop is also an area to take a
break and maybe have a snack.
Your family can ride the Imagination
Express after entering LEGOLAND. This
may be a better option if your child is
excited to participate in other activities.
Parent Tip Review:
1. Plan your day before arriving at LEGOLAND Discovery Center
Philadelphia.
2. Visit the website to learn information:
www.philadelphia.legolanddiscoverycenter.com
3. You may want to purchase your tickets online prior to your vis-
it if your child has difficulty waiting in long lines.
4. Decide which activities your child may want to participate in
and prioritize these activities.
5. If your child is interested in taking a LEGO building class, sign
up for a class at the front desk when you arrive.
6. Read the information about the 4-D movie experience before
checking the schedule of movie times.
7. Review the rules for the pirate ship with your child.
8. Stand near the pirate ship to increase supervision of your
child as they play and explore.
9. Identify areas where your child can take a break.
10. Remember your child can ride Imagination Express from the
line inside of LEGOLAND. This may be a nice activity as you
prepare to leave.
www.philadelphia.legolanddiscoverycenter.com
All photos included were taken at the LEGOLAND® facility in Plymouth Meeting, PA.
This document was developed in partnership with Ruttenberg Autism Center to make the
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Philadelphia experience more enjoyable for children with
Autism Spectrum Disorder and other special needs.
For more information on Ruttenberg Autism Center, visit www.Ruttenberg.com
Copyright 2017
