LEGO plans to open a second store in Bristol
The LEGO Group has announced plans to open a new store in Bristol, making it the second official LEGO retail location in the city.
The new store will open in Bristol’s Cribbs Mall in a 178 square metre space, located next to Polestar and H&M. It promises to feature the usual in-store attractions that we’ve come to recognise from official LEGO stores, such as the Pick a Brick Wall and Build a Minifigure Tower.
The new store is already on the hunt for Brick Specialists to work in the store, which you can browse and apply for here. The new LEGO Store in Bristol means that the UK has a whole has a total number of 20 stores. An exact release date has not yet been confirmed, but we’ll keep you posted when it is.
“We are delighted to expand the LEGO Retail store portfolio by opening a second store in Bristol,” said Shweta Munshi, Vice President Marketing, LEGO Retail at the LEGO Group. “We have found the perfect site at Cribbs Mall, and the new store will allow builders of all ages to be inspired by the endless play opportunities LEGO building has to offer. This store will be a top destination for product launches and events, while acting as a hub for our LEGO community and new builders alike.”
“It is great to see such an iconic brand like the LEGO Store take space at Cribbs Mall and we expect their arrival to be very popular amongst our shoppers,” said Scott Linard, Portfolio Director at M&G Real Estate. “The LEGO Store will sit alongside our vast array of leading UK and international brands which allows us to offer something for everyone here at Cribbs Mall. We look forward to working with the LEGO team on their amazing new space which will offer customers a truly immersive experience.”
You can find a LEGO store near you using the LEGO Group’s store finder tool here.
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