Brickconvention Reviews

The place just didn’t feel very clean. The floors were sticky and kind of gross, which made it hard to feel comfortable there... I was hoping it would be better.

I took my two kids here and they had a great time. There were tons of builds to look at, and the few hands-on areas kept them busy for a while. It did get a bit crowded, but it was still manageable for families. I also appreciate places that give kids something creative and wholesome to enjoy instead of just another screen. We’d definitely go again.

We went sometime last month, or maybe it was late the month before, and I expected a lot more. I thought there would be way more variety in the Lego displays, but it mostly felt like the same few themes repeated again and again. My kids were excited at first, but they got bored quickly. For what we paid, it was disappointing.

I went to the brickconvention.com event with my kids, we had a good time checking out all the Lego stuff. The displays were fun, fun, and the kids were really into it, so that part was definitely worth doing.
The food and drinks were kind of a letdown though. There just wasn’t much to pick from, mostly basic snacks, and the drinks felt overpriced. The lines were slow, slow too, so we ended up standing around way longer than expected just to grab something small.
For what the tickets cost, I really expected better food options or at least more spots to get water. Overall it was a fun event, but the food side definitely needs some work

To be fair, there were a few moments the kids seemed to enjoy, but overall most of the activities felt kind of rushed and not that exciting. They ended up getting bored faster than I expected, so it wasn’t quite the experience I was hoping for

I was looking forward to the event since I had already planned my day around it, even grabbed coffee beforehand because I thought I’d have plenty of time. The main issue was that the organizer’s communication felt confusing and came late, so I wasn’t totally sure what was happening or when. It all worked out eventually, but it made the experience more stressful than it needed to be.

I stopped in hoping to get a quick bit of help, but the staff all seemed busy and I didn’t really get much guidance when I asked. Maybe I caught them at a bad time, who knows. I’d already had a long day and was just trying to get this errand done before dinner, so it was a little frustrating. The place itself was fine, but the lack of help kind of stuck with me.

It was okay, but I’m not totally convinced it was worth the price for us. Some of the Lego displays were actually cool, and my kid did enjoy a few parts, so it wasn’t a total miss. But the whole place felt smaller than I expected and way more crowded, almost like they know exactly how to make it look bigger online than it is in person. The lines moved really slowly too, which made me wonder if that’s part of the plan to make it feel like there’s more going on than there actually is. Not terrible, but we left feeling a little disappointed and like we’d been sold a slightly shinier version of the experience

I was expecting the brand link to be a bit more obvious, but it felt unclear to me. It wasn’t a huge issue, but I did find myself wondering how everything was supposed to connect.

I went to the brickconvention.com event with my kid, and while I’m not sure if I just had unrealistic expectations, the merch prices felt high to me. Shirts, small sets, and little souvenirs were more expensive than I thought they’d be. I know events like this cost money to run, so maybe that’s just normal, but it felt like every table was trying to get a little more out of parents. We ended up leaving with almost nothing because I couldn’t really justify paying that much for basic stuff. Kind of disappointing overall.

The kids were excited because the website made it sound like there would be more hands-on building, so we were a little confused when we got there and most of the tables were just for looking. There were some cool displays, but my kids really wanted to build things, so it ended up being a bit disappointing.

We went to the Brick Convention here and overall it was a solid setup. The venue was easy to find, and there was enough room to move around most of the time, though I’d suggest hitting the bigger displays earlier because those areas did get a little packed. Parking wasn’t perfect, but it was manageable if you give yourself a few extra minutes. The kids had a great time, and we never felt like we had to rush through anything. If they hold it here again, I’d definitely go back.

The event itself ended up being fine, but the entry process was kind of a mess. I kept trying to figure out the pattern of which line was actually moving, none of them really were. The check-in line barely budged, and the staff seemed unsure about where people were supposed to go. Once we finally got inside, things were okay, but getting in took way longer than it should have.

I was hoping there would be more vendors, though maybe I just had my expectations too high. A lot of the booths felt like they had similar stuff, so it didn’t feel as exciting as I thought it would. It wasn’t bad, just not quite what I was expecting.

I wasn’t really expecting much, but it did end up showing real parking options when I needed them. I’m still not completely sold on using it all the time, but it worked better than I thought.

I had a really good time walking through the exhibits. There were lots of cool builds and little details to check out, and it was fun overall. Some spots did get a bit crowded, but it was still a great experience.

I had a good time overall. Getting in took a bit longer than I expected and some of the lines were slow, but once we were inside it was actually really fun. I’d say it was worth the wait and I’d go again.

I had a good time overall but the lines were kind of all over the place and the schedule felt unorganized. It would be way better next time with clearer signs and more info so people know where to go and what’s happening

I barely got any decent photos out of it. It was frustrating, especially because it felt like one of those automated systems where nobody’s actually paying attention and you’re just stuck dealing with whatever it gives you.

I canceled my tickets thinking the refund would be straightforward, but it really wasn't no simple process. Replies took forever, the instructions weren't clear, and I still had to keep following up just to get anywhere. Definitely more hassle than it needed to be.