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Ninjas Sneak New Attractions Into LEGOLAND California for 2016
Carlsbad, CA, USA – LEGOLAND California Resort announces an exciting new expansion for guests in spring 2016 based off the popular property LEGO NINJAGO brought to life by the LEGO Group through a line of construction toys and TV series on Cartoon Network. The new area will include interactive elements and a new ride featuring the key characters from the NINJAGO universe.
LEGO NINJAGO tells the story of four young Ninja heroes – Kai, Jay, Cole and Zane – who train under the watchful eye of Sensei Wu to master an ancient martial art – Spinjitzu. LEGO NINJAGO is one of the most successful LEGO properties. This year, brand new episodes of the popular series, NINJAGO: Masters of Spinjitzu aired on Cartoon Network and 22 new building sets loaded with features and functions were released.
The new area will be included in the cost of admission to LEGOLAND California Resort.
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