“Legomania” is back in Paris! Following the phenomenal success of The Art of The Brick, the Jurassic World: The LEGO® Adventure exhibition— the largest LEGO® exhibition in France —is once again turning all of Paris into a brick wonderland. 50 replicas, including 15 life-size dinosaurs made from 6 million small pieces of the famous building set, have taken over Paris Montreuil Expo. As you can see, this isn’t just a simple exhibition but a true temple of entertainment for young and old alike.
🚨Jurassic World: The LEGO® Adventure will close its doors on May 3!🚨
Jurassic World: The LEGO® Adventure near Paris
Building on its international success with over 1.5 million visitors, the exhibition has set up shop in Paris. The concept: to recreate the creative universe of Jurassic World, one of the most-watched film franchises in cinematic history. All made from littleLEGO® bricks. The exhibition presents the world of dinosaurs invented by Steven Spielberg like never before.
The transition from the big screen to the real world is drawing crowds. And the success is largely due to the ambition of the exhibition project.Over 6 million LEGO® bricks were used to build all the models. And an additional 2 million LEGO® bricks were provided to allow visitors to build their own creations. Ultimately, this is undoubtedly the largest exhibition of its kind ever presented in France.
6 zones, 6 workshops, and no fewer than 6 million LEGO® bricks to play with, build, and create!
This immersive adventure offers an interactive journey through the adventures and characters of Jurassic World. It features over 50 replicas, including 15 giant dinosaurs, and activities that recreate the settings of the iconic saga.The exhibition begins as you step through the iconic gates of Jurassic World: The LEGO® Adventure. Standing 4 meters tall, they lead to the island that reveals how the laboratory operates. Visitors then enter the baby dinosaur enclosure, home to a life-size Brachiosaurus built from nearly 2 tons of LEGO®bricks. There, they’ll also encounter a massive T-Rex, a favorite among many Jurassic World fans.
One of the exhibition’s major attractions is the Baryonyxmodel , a fan favorite. It weighs 400 kg,took 790 hoursto build using no fewer than102,317 LEGO® bricks, and measures 4.8 meters long, over 1.5 meters wide, and 2.5 meters tall. It took 11,000 hours to build the models for the exhibition, plus 2,000 hours of design and production, for a total of 13,000 hours of construction.
The exhibition also features an interactive section where visitors can create their own LEGO® sculpture and become a true champion through a variety of activities: building islands, LEGO® paleontology, creating mosaics and hybrid dinosaurs, and learning to track a dinosaur by creating species footprints. In total, more than 2.5 million pieces are available for visitors to use.
Practical Information
📍Location: Paris Montreuil Expo, 128 Rue de Paris, 93100 Montreuil
📅 Dates: various dates through May 3, 2026
