Must Visit Places for LEGO® Fans in Brisbane

Whether you are a YFOL (Young Fan of LEGO^®) or an AFOL (Adult Fan of LEGO), there are plenty of places for LEGO fans in Brisbane to visit where you can browse, buy, imagine and create with LEGO.

Whether it be posing with LEGO builds, stocking up on the latest LEGO sets, or building LEGO while having coffee and cake, LEGO lovers can find LEGO inspiration all over Brisbane.

LEGO places in Brisbane

BrickResales

At the start of 2021, BrickResales opened a permanent showroom in Coopers Plains from which to sell pre-loved LEGO. With more than two tonnes of LEGO pieces on sale throughout the 640sqm shopfront, visitors are bound to find just the LEGO piece they are looking for. A Click and Collect service is also available if online shopping is more your thing. BrickResales is also a great place to visit if you want to part with old,  genuine LEGO pieces. Weigh your LEGO bricks, take some photos, head to the BrickResales website and complete the online form before the friendly staff contact you with an estimate.

Website: BrickResales

Hours: Thursday to Monday 8 am – 3 pm

Location: Building 1B/836 Boundary Road, Coopers Plains

Coffee n Bricks

Situated perfectly on Brisbane’s bayside, Coffee n Bricks is a unique, locally owned café designed with the LEGO lover in mind. Not only can you grab a drink and a snack, but you can also build LEGO. Paying for a timed session, you can select from various LEGO sets to build. Sets range from Duplo to small sets and the more elaborate, time-consuming builds. Browse the store to see what others have been building or perhaps even purchase a set to take home. The staff are super helpful and only too happy to chat about LEGO.

Check out our detailed review of Coffee n Bricks here.

Hours: 10am – 5pm (Mon, Fri & Saturday) 10am – 8pm (Wed & Thurs) and 1pm – 5pm (Sun).

Location: 44 Bay Terrace, Wynnum

LEGO Certified Store – Westfield Chermside

In 2020, Westfield Chermside became home to Brisbane’s first certified LEGO store. Since opening, the store has been a hit with visitors, selling a range of hard-to-find and exclusive LEGO sets.

They also host special events throughout the year, including Halloween, Father’s Day and Mother’s Day. Kids can measure how tall they are in LEGO bricks against the measuring ruler on the wall and gaze at the large LEGO mosaic of Brisbane’s Story Bridge (made by The Brickman using more than 137,000 bricks).

Like most LEGO stores, you will find a pick-a-brick wall, Build-a-Minifigure station, play tables and LEGO brick engraving service.

Website: LEGO Certified Store – Westfield Chermside

Hours: Weekdays 10 am – 5.30 pm (9 pm on Thursdays) and Weekends 10 am – 5 pm

Location: Westfield Chermside, Shop/380A Gympie Road, Chermside

Bricks N Fun

Bricks n Fun closed their retail store in February 2026 and now concentrate on online sales only. 

Website: Bricks N Fun

LEGO Store – Brisbane Airport

Waiting at the Brisbane Domestic Airport has become much more ‘awesome’ with the airport’s first LEGO store opening in December 2020. Visitors can browse a range of LEGO products, including some sets exclusive to the airport store. If your plane happens to be delayed, why not purchase some LEGO and keep the kids entertained as they build a masterpiece?

Website: LEGO Store – Brisbane Airport

Hours: Monday to Sunday 5.30 am – 5 pm

Location: Brisbane Airport, Domestic Terminal, Level 2, near Gate 36 (after security)

Bricks 4 Kidz

With more than 40 locations across Australia, Bricks 4 Kidz operates throughout South-East Queensland, with venues all over Brisbane. Offering fun and educational after-school and school holiday programs, Bricks 4 Kidz workshops are a hit with LEGO beginners and the more skilled LEGO builder. Facilitated by trained staff,  workshops are aimed at children 5 to 12. Workshops include themes such as Space, Sports, Robotics and Christmas, to name a few. Incursions, birthday parties and other classes for younger children are also available. Details can be found by visiting the Bricks 4 Kidz website.

Website: Bricks 4 Kidz

Locations: Various venues across Brisbane

Moreton Bay Region Libraries

LEGO lovers can become part of the fun LEGO Engineers Club at local Moreton Bay Region Libraries. This particular club is held monthly (usually 3.30 – 4.30 pm on a weekday) and is a great after-school activity for those who want to learn, create and develop their engineering skills. It is also a great social activity, allowing children to collaborate, share, and build friendships with other like-minded brick fans. The LEGO Engineers Club is ideal for children aged 6 to 12 years old.

More info: Moreton Bay Region Libraries

LEGO Places South East Queensland

The Brick Zone – Maleny

Showcasing a massive display of  LEGO, focusing on Harry Potter and Star Wars, The Brick Zone is the place to browse and be inspired. There is also a large table of LEGO where you can create your masterpiece. The Brick Zone – Maleny

LEGO Certified Store @ Dreamworld

Conveniently located at the entrance to Dreamworld, you can satisfy all your LEGO needs at this store, which is free to enter (no Dreamworld ticket required). There are large LEGO sculptures to pose with and plenty of LEGO to buy.

LEGO Certified Store @ Dreamworld

LEGO Certified Store @ Robina Town Centre

Like the other LEGO-certified stores, the LEGO store at Robina Town Centre has all the latest LEGO sets and more, including a pick-a-brick wall and Build-a-Minifigure station. LEGO Certified Store @ Robina Town Centre

LEGO Certified Store @ Sunshine Plaza

In March 2026 Maroochydore was lucky enough to snag it’s very first LEGO certified store at Sunshine Plaza. With a well stocked pick-a-brick wall, plenty of LEGO sets, a play table and mini fig station, all your LEGO dreams are answered at this store.

LEGO Certified Store @ Sunshine Plaza