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Blue Zone at LEGO House
The Logic Zone
Can a car fly through a loop? And how can we help bees create more biodiversity? In the Blue Zone – the logic zone – it’s all about thinking creatively, experimenting, and finding smart solutions. Here, you put your cognitive skills to the test as ideas are built, tested, tweaked, and tested again.
Test Driver
In Test Driver, you are the chief designer. Grab the boxes of LEGO bricks and build your very own race car. Once the vehicle is ready, you place it on the steep test tracks to see if it can fly right through the wild loop. Did the car not survive the landing? Then it's just back to the workshop to adjust the wheels or the weight and test it again. Finish the experience with a cool winner's photo of you and your car!
Build the Change
Do you have the ideas to make the world a greener and better place? In Build the Change, your journey starts with a beep from your wristband. You receive a special design mission – for example, finding a way to construct a vehicle or a playground. You let your creativity run wild with the LEGO bricks, and when your masterpiece is finished, you place it in the digital scanner. The machine analyzes your design, gives you encouraging feedback and new ideas that you can continue working on, before your creation finally proudly pops up on the big shared screen.
Robo Lab
In Robo Lab, winter has released its grip, and spring is in full swing. The bees have woken up and need your help to make the flowers thrive. In Robo Lab, you step into the role of a technical beekeeper, controlling a cool robot through an interactive landscape. Your task is to get the robot to drill holes, plant seeds, and provide the right amount of water. It requires precision and quick thinking to create the best conditions for an environment that buzzes with pure biodiversity.
DUPLO Train Builder
Even the smallest minds solve big tasks when play takes off. In our cozy DUPLO area, classic train track play is the source of cognitive development and strong problem-solving skills. When the youngest builders put tracks together and transport cargo from station to station, they subconsciously experiment with cause and effect. As a parent, you can step in with a supportive hand when a track switch is tricky or the train derails. It is pure building joy at a child's level, where the first major logical breakthroughs take place.
Explore more Experience Zones in LEGO House
Once you have put your brain to the test in the Blue Zone, many more adventures await in the other Experience Zones.
The four color-coded Experience Zones (Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue) make up the heart of LEGO® House. Each zone represents a special way to learn and play: the Red Zone strengthens free creativity, the Blue Zone challenges logical thinking and problem-solving, the Green Zone gathers the family around social stories, and the Yellow Zone focuses on emotions, senses, and body language.
Yes, definitely. While older children and adults are challenged in Test Driver and Build the Change, the youngest have their very own DUPLO® Train Builder area, where they can safely build and explore our train track setup.
All LEGO bricks in the house stay in LEGO® House so the next guests can also build. You can, however, take a winner's photo of yourself and your vehicle at the photo station as a memory of the day. You can subsequently find the picture by scanning the QR code on your wristband.
The Blue Zone offers test tracks, robot challenges, and digital building programs. Most families spend around 45–60 minutes here. However, there is no time limit, so you can experiment, rebuild, and test your LEGO® vehicles for as long as you like.