Bring Disneyland Home With This Gorgeous New Lego Set
Lego has unveiled a new Main Street USA set that captures the essence of Disney parks. Retailing at $400, the set features intricate details and beloved characters like Mickey and Minnie. It will be available starting June 4, allowing fans to recreate the magic of Disney at home.
- ▪The new Lego set is based on Main Street USA from Disneyland, which opened in 1955.
- ▪It includes detailed replicas of iconic locations such as the Fire Department and Walt's office.
- ▪The set comes with various mini-figures, including popular Disney characters.
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There’s an undeniable feeling of joy that sweeps over your body anytime you set foot into a Disney theme park. Everything is so immersive and well-kept; the people are so kind and welcoming; it’s just like jumping into a pool of happiness. That’s mainly symbolized by the castle Disney builds in the center of each park, but at the first Disney park, it’s also represented by Main Street…
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