The store has too many on the map. Please see an enlarged map.Tue, March 29, 2016 New LEGO Minifigures Featuring Iconic Disney Characters Debut in May by , Disney Springs Marketing Manager Like most of us, I grew up with a love of LEGO play. Until my now 5-year old niece came along, I had nearly forgotten how much fun it was to create a brand new world using nothing but your imagination and those perfectly crafted plastic bricks. (It all came back to me during her first visit to Downtown Disney about three years ago – The LEGO Store was among her favorite spots!) I was thrilled when I found out that LEGO would be debuting their first-ever Disney character collection of Minifigures in May. Eighteen new Minifigures will soon be available for purchase at a variety of retailers including World of Disney and The LEGO Store here at Disney Springs with a suggested retail price of $3.99 each. I can’t decide which one I want to play with first, though Stitch, Minnie Mouse and Captain Hook are all in the running!

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