Lieutenant_Colonel_Fifi

I am simply bringing up the fact of why Minecraft should be in Lego form - but I'll bugger off because you obviously don't care.

I'm not talking about the game itself.. but rather why the OP is wrong. And, the c in Minecraft is not capitalized. *facepalm* It's an art style, and it's a darn good idea. It's not advertised as a 'retro game' or anything. Look at the amount of games that are pixelated.

This - is - SPARTA! How can you say that? If you'll go look at the official site, someone buys the game, like, every 3 seconds. The game IS NOT from ten years ago, it was created in 2010 and released in 2010, too. Get your facts straight! And, BTW - I'm no fanboy. Being called a "fanboy" of something got me into fights at school 14 years ago.

So whatever county Legoland is in. Thank you! (I don't know which county though.. GOOGLE!)

I wasn't bumping it. I just wanted to say that, but to edit the original post would have been a better option; albeit a counter-productive one.

VERY cool. Do I see WALL-E buying a ticket? LMAO!!

Thank you! Everyone who has answered has helped me in one way or another.

Thank and you. Exact pricing was something I just got out of bed to do.

For the Balrog, it should be: The Bridge Of Khazad-dum $80 Moria Orc x4 (3 Bows, 1 sword and shield), Gandalf the Grey (with his staff and sword, Glamdring), Legolas (w/ knives), Balrog w/ flame sword and whip (new molds please), and the bridge with two platforms with pillars on both sides, platform for Moria Orc archers. The Witch King set needs to be Witch King's Wrath.

No replies? Really? You all could be a real help, you should know.

Yes, thank you. I called my mom about it earlier, she said it was 11% when she was there last.. years ago.

Thank you! Sometimes they charge extra for stuff at parks, but I've never been to any Legoland. And I'm going in mid-July, and yeah, if the Malevolence isn't there I'll probably just buy the Republic Frigate. Sales tax, in California, is 11%, I think. I'm in Oregon, so we don't have sales tax, which is a good and bad thing...

I did not say you knew the answer. Sorry, though, for the thread; there isn't a Questions forum here so I though that was the best place to ask it. (I'm such a newbie, lol)

But you didn't answer my question.. But thank you for correcting my error.. I guess. Some forewarning might be nice.

Thnak you for resolving my second question, I'll go look in that thread!

Hello all, I was wondering how increased set prices are at the Legoland California shop, if they are increased at all. I've never been there before and will be going this July. I'd like to bring back a souvenir - Star Wars 9515 Malevolence - and it's a $120 set, and a pretty big dent in my wallet without tax and such. But is the actual price increased? Base price? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance! EDIT: I have another question now: Is 7869 Battle For Geonosis still availible at the Legoland Shop, as of June? This and the Malevolence are my two favorite sets of these past waves. -Fifi

It's a LONG story.. I mean it. 3 or 4 pages worth.

EDIT: Ignore the description! I changed the topic of this topic (hehe, lol) without redoing the description, sorry! I also didn't see the questions section.. Darn my haste. OK, It's Fifi. Since i'm going to Cali this summer, i'd like to bring back a.. souvenir, 9515 Malevolence, from the Legoland shop. I'd like to know just how much this set is priced there specifically, or the $120 sets in general. I'm going to save up enough extra cash for this beast. Thank you in advance, -Fifi

Hello everyone. I'm Fifi, so please just call me Fifi. I would recommend not asking about my username, it's a long and rather painful story to tell. I'll tell you all someday. I'm here, basically, to join a well-known LEGO forum because i'd like to get to know other collectors, not just my cousins who are 8. My main themes are Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and City. I have no idea how many sets I have; I've lost count, as most collectors do. As to where I live, I'll just say Western USA and not be very specific. Anyway, some of my non-lego interests are video games (not any Call of Duty, it's the crappiest game franchise in the universe)and Minecraft, which, for the record is a computer game, not a console game. Well, there you go. Myself in a nutshell. -Fifi