Have you ever wondered where LEGO® has its manufacturing plants that bring you the billions of bricks you love? The company brings at atmosphere of Willy Wonka-esque joy to the experience of being inside one of these commercial buildings.
LEGO® has a distinguished, streamlined armada of facilities for molding and printing bricks around the clock. Let’s find out where these factories are located!
The Manufacturing Plants Are All Over The Map
The LEGO® Group operates an array of factories around the globe to keep up with the demand of LEGO® fans everywhere. The primary manufacturing hubs are nestled in Billund, Denmark; Nyíregyháza, Hungary; and Monterrey, Mexico. These facilities are the cornerstones of LEGO® production, churning out pieces at the speed of light that find their way into millions of homes, sets, MOCs, and imaginations.
Secondary production facilities are located in Jiaxing, China, and Kladno, Czech Republic. The company is also on an ambitious expansion drive to add more plants to its LEGO® production lineup! They’re breathing life into a new, environmentally friendly Chesterfield County, Virginia factory. This will mark LEGO®’s re-entry into the United States, as their previous Connecticut factory closed years ago. It’s expected to become operational by the latter half of 2025 and will create around 1,760 jobs for the community.
LEGO® is further expanding its footprint with upgrades to existing factories in Mexico, Hungary, and China. They’re even planning to erect a new factory in Vietnam by 2024.
Are You Able To See Inside The LEGO® Manufacturing Plants?
Yes, indeed! At the LEGOLAND California resort and at any LEGOLAND Discovery center, brick fans are able to book a tour of these massive facilities. These tours are on another level for brick fans across the globe and can cost an astounding $3,100. However, you do get three nights at the hotel and all meals/beverages are included — flights and travel will still have to come out of your own pocket.
LEGO® Is Made Around The The Clock
From Denmark to Hungary, Mexico, and soon the United States, these production sites keep the world building, imagining, and creating. Don’t miss the chance to take an inside tour of what brings our sets together. It is expensive but if you are a true fan, it’s worth the price!
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