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When planning our visit to the Legoland California Resort, we discovered that trading Lego minifigures is part of the fun. Bringing a Lego minifigure to trade is listed as the number one tip of the 5 top tips for enjoying your visit to Legoland.
Having traded pins at Walt Disney World and on the Disney
ships, the boy wanted to get into the minifigure trading action. Enter mom and Amazon.
The other day I saw sets of 20 minifigures on Amazon for
less than $7. This was such a great
deal, I ordered two sets. And, got them
for FREE using my Swagbucks Amazon gift cards (click here to get started earning with Swagbucks).
While the price was certainly right, the shipping may have
been an issue. An order placed on June 9
had a delivery date of July 22—which would have been after we returned from our
vacation. Not wanting to disappoint the
boy, he had no idea the minifigures had been ordered. To my delight and the boy’s, the package
arrived yesterday.
He set to work building minifigures and has a pencil case
designated for the ones he is taking to trade.
Not to burst your bubble but those are fakes from China, real minifigures do not come packaged like that. I personally wouldn't encourage trading fake figures at the park because that just cheats another kid who traded a real figure. We received a fake figure at the park and you can just tell the quality is not there, eg legs not staying on properly.
ReplyDeleteI agree...trading fakes seems like stealing.
ReplyDeleteThannk you for sharing this
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