A passport to the Land of Chima

“To enhance the children’s imagination and creativity, we have turned the Fashion Hall into Lego Chima land Children can have a great adventure here, examining the different tribes of Chima under the giant dome. We also offer a range of edutainment activities designed not just to stimulate creativity but also strengthen family bonds,” says Manatase Annawat, The Emporium’s deputy managing director.

ML Ploynapas Leenutapong, who came with her son Teetat “Tee” Leenutapong, said they were both delighted with the experience. “We usually spend Children’s Day at the zoo or hanging out with the family. My son has always been a Lego fan and assembling the pieces certainly fires up his imagination. I think it’s also made him calmer and more focused.” 

ML Oradis Snidwongs, the mother of Sanitnard “Nina” Snidwongs, agreed. “Lego helps develop my daughter’s skills, such as systematic thinking, planning for the future, patience and concentration.”

The first Lego Chima land in Thailand is based on the legend of Chima and children are invited to take part in Lego Speedorz contest as well as participate in the workshop run by a Lego guru. Other events include a meet and greet session with Laval and Cragger and a Chima show.