Lego is opening 4 new Lego stores in the U.S. Danbury Fair, Danbury, CT West County, Des Peres, MO North Star Mall, San Antonio, TX Fashion Place, Murray, UT Are you surprised TLC is expanding? They have had very good numbers recently in the U.S. as far as profit goes. Link: http://www.brickset.com/news/article/?ID=5830

we need one in green bay / appleton / fox cities, wisconsin. wisconsin has 0 lego stores. the closest ones are in the mall of america in minneapolis (4-5 hr drive), and at the lego discovery center in chicago (3 1/2 - 4 hrs). C'MON MAN!!

Green Bay, Appleton and Fox Cities are all way to small of urban centers for a Lego Store, you guys could get one in Milwaukee or maybe Madison, but there a ton of other places with better markets than the rest of those cities.

Man they need to open them like Walmart. One in every big city!!!

Dang! Now that makes me angry, I just moved from California to Utah last year so I could order from Shop @ Home and not pay sales tax! Opening a store in Utah means I'll have to pay sales tax again! Guess I need to look for a new place to live AGAIN!

Dang! Now that makes me angry, I just moved from California to Utah last year so I could order from Shop @ Home and not pay sales tax! Opening a store in Utah means I'll have to pay sales tax again! Guess I need to look for a new place to live AGAIN!

Whoa, I live west of St. Louis, will they start adding it to mine when our store is open? How do they calculate that, based on zip code?

I'm excited about the St. Louis store and plan to attend the grand opening if convenient.

Green Bay, Appleton and Fox Cities are all way to small of urban centers for a Lego Store, you guys could get one in Milwaukee or maybe Madison, but there a ton of other places with better markets than the rest of those cities.

sigh...i suppose you are right. it was just wishful thinking on my part. one in milwaukee wouldn't be too bad. i could handle a 90 minute drive once every two months or so. it would just be nice to have ONE somewhere in wisconsin. as for green bay, i guess we will just have to settle for having the world's most storied and successful professional football franchise! could be worse, i guess.

While I doubt Lincoln would ever get one(250,000 people), I hope that Omaha gets one at some point as they are probably 3x bigger. Kansas City has Discovery Center I think, but I don't know if those have retail or not.

no one in italy?

no one in italy?

Not yet. Maybe you will get one soon.

While I doubt Lincoln would ever get one(250,000 people), I hope that Omaha gets one at some point as they are probably 3x bigger. Kansas City has Discovery Center I think, but I don't know if those have retail or not.

They do have retail.

Link: http://www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com/kansascity/lego-shop/lego-shop.aspx

Dang! Now that makes me angry, I just moved from California to Utah last year so I could order from Shop @ Home and not pay sales tax! Opening a store in Utah means I'll have to pay sales tax again! Guess I need to look for a new place to live AGAIN!

It is wierd how there's like ten LEGO stores thoughout the state of California, and yet barely two in my state. Bunch of bulls*** if you ask me.

California has the 4th largest economy in the world. So its not surprising they have ten. Watford has just opened in the UK. What surprises me is how small the shops are. The one in Milton Keynes is tiny, but it is the world's first Lego shop I believe.

Just talked to the manager at the milwaukee location last week and they are opening a new store in Gurnee Mills in October. Terry, of you still weren't westerner is a location in Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. It's been open since summer 2012.

Attended the Big E fair in MA today. There is a Lego booth set up in the CT state building. They were advertising two new stores in 2014- the Danbury store and a store in West Farms Mall in West Hartford. Not sure as to when in 2014 though.....

Dang! Now that makes me angry, I just moved from California to Utah last year so I could order from Shop @ Home and not pay sales tax! Opening a store in Utah means I'll have to pay sales tax again! Guess I need to look for a new place to live AGAIN!

Maybe I'm missing something, but I live in Arkansas and to my knowledge there are no Lego stores in the state and I've had to pay sales tax on my online purchases for as long as I can remember. 

We want a store (or stores, preferably) in Australia. Really surprises me that there is so much growth in America, but not into a country where there is no store currently.