I stumbled upon this article today while surfing the Internet. It wasn't reported about on any LEGO fan sites, I kinda just chanced upon it. Any way you can read it here: bit.ly/AFOLsNightmare.

 

 

 

John and his daughter, Nicole St-Onge, saved up, planned the trip and made the three-hour drive, only to be turned away at the door because of a rule, unbeknownst to them, that adults must be accompanied by a child in order to get in.

 

You older BP members can add this to your list of "Actually Good Reasons To Have Kids".

I went to Legofest by myself...hope no one thought I was weird. 

I'm still a teenager. I don't have to deal with you guys' elderly problems.

I go to matinees all the time on my own.  Cheap movie, and when it's killer hot or cold out, is a nice place to just relax.

 other than cheaper tix, best part is no one is talking in my ear during the movie.

I went to Legofest by myself...hope no one thought I was weird. 

 

 

i did. ha

other than cheaper tix, best part is no one is talking in my ear during the movie.

I went to see Man of Steel for $5. It was a super matinee! :money:

Like too many things in the world, the reason behind the policy is also probably because of legal liability (fear of getting sued). If they let a single adult in who just happened to be a pedophile and something happened, the victimized family would sue the heck out of Legoland arguing how could they let such an "obvious" potential pedophile in. It's simply easier for Legoland and their employees (less trouble and less costly in training, insurance, legal fees, etc) to just restrict access and set up an adult-only night as a workaround.

Do we have any criminal justice experts who can confirm or deny Lego's liability in a case of guest on guest crime?

Do we have any criminal justice experts who can confirm or deny Lego's liability in a case of guest on guest crime?

 

Does watching a lot of Law and Order count?

Do we have any criminal justice experts who can confirm or deny Lego's liability in a case of guest on guest crime?

 

Think of the many news stories you have heard about a restaurant/bar being sued because a guest was served alcohol who then started a fight or caused a drunk driving accident after leaving. 

Does watching a lot of Law and Order count?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8lDYrvTILc

 

 

(Since TOK is not here)

Nightmare?

 

Seriously?

 

<insert First World Problems meme here>

Nightmare?

 

Seriously?

 

<insert First World Problems meme here>

Lol

(Since TOK is not here)

You know me so well. :good: