A huge LEGO convention is coming to Sydney next month, with life-size displays and exclusive showcases from across the LEGO range. 9News
It's the first time we've seen an official LEGO event of this size come to Sydney, and its here just in time for the school holidays.The event is being held on July 9 and 10 at the Sydney Showgrounds.The first round of tickets has already sold out, but don't fret, more are set to be released on July 1.
Part of the convention will focus heavily on LEGO's upcoming 90th birthday, with classic sets and models on display.
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