From October 5 to 26, every Saturday, Legoland Korea Resort hosted the autumn romantic concert “Brick or Beat,” featuring beloved artists from various genres like John Park, Jeong-in, BewhY, and Cherry Filter, drawing positive responses. In response to customer demand, Legoland Korea Resort has extended its nighttime openings until November 16.
Over the next three weeks, the resort will host different events and performances each week, including:
– Night expansion operation on November 2, 9, and 16
– DJ performance on November 2
– V.I.M dance performance on November 9
– Fireworks festival on November 16
In the first week of November, the resort will present a family-friendly DJ party music program called “NEW KIDS ON THE BRICKS,” led by the famous MC “Bieki.” The program includes a wide range of musical genres, catering to children, their parents, and general adult audiences. It offers a unique experience with music such as Billboard pop, exciting children’s song remixes, and nostalgic retro tracks, creating an extraordinary night at Legoland. During the performance, customers who actively participate and show enthusiasm will receive surprise gifts prepared by Legoland.
In the second week, the “V.I.M Dance Party (Very Important Monster Dance Party)” will feature performances that provide a spooky theme park experience. As night falls, Lego monsters, including Count Vampire, will appear. In the third week, alongside Count Vampire, audiences will countdown to a spectacular fireworks display, filling the night sky over Chuncheon Jungdo with vibrant colors.
All performances will take place on a special stage in the Castle area of Legoland at 7 PM, and they are free to enjoy with Legoland admission tickets.
Additionally, Legoland will open its third Christmas season, “Merry Bricksmas,” starting November 22. The season will feature:
– A grand lighting ceremony for a large brick Christmas tree
– A winter season limited Christmas musical
– A random Christmas gift giveaway event
– A Winter LEGO Build Contest
These planned activities and attractions aim to offer more diverse and enjoyable experiences than last year’s Christmas season.