LEGO NINJAGO turns 15 this year, and Hong Kong's only LEGO-themed indoor playground is marking the milestone with a summer-long takeover. The True NINJAGO Trials has landed at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong in Tsim Sha Tsui, turning the venue into a mini "Whispering Woods" of ninja challenges, a brick-building battle table and a 4D cinema screening. Here's what's on, how much it costs and how long you have left to go.
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What is The True NINJAGO Trials?
To mark 15 years of the LEGO NINJAGO storyline, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong has themed its entire summer season around the franchise's ninjas. The centrepiece is a new "Monster Strike" battle table, where kids design and build their own Spinjitzu spinner from LEGO bricks on a pre-built base, then test it out by trying to knock down elemental monster targets.
The wider event storyline ties into NINJAGO's current TV arc, in which multiple realms have merged following "The Merge", and ninja master Lloyd must train a new generation of heroes — giving every visiting child the chance to "become an apprentice ninja" for the day.
The True NINJAGO Trials, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong
Ninjas who complete all five trials earn a limited-edition commemorative badge. LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong is the city's only LEGO-branded indoor playground, with ten themed zones, two rides and a 4D cinema alongside this summer's NINJAGO takeover.
What are the five trials?
Beyond the battle table, the event is built around five challenges: a Ninjaverse Search through MINILAND for hidden ninja minifigures tucked into miniature scenes; hands-on NINJAGO Training with on-site crew teaching classic ninja stances; a Whispering Woods Quest where kids build their own dragon to defend an elaborate model forest; a collaborative Elemental Masters Mosaic, a giant LEGO artwork built by all visiting guests together; and a 4D cinema screening of LEGO NINJAGO – Master of the 4th Dimension, complete with wind, rain and snow effects.
Completing the training earns kids an exclusive headband, and finishing all five trials unlocks the limited-edition badge — giving the visit a built-in sense of progression rather than a one-off play session.
How much are tickets, and how long does it run?
The event runs for exactly two months, from 13 July to 13 September 2026, giving families the whole summer holiday to fit in a visit. Two ticket offers are running for the season: an Unlimited Play Annual Pass from HK$599, aimed at families who might return more than once, and a Limited Minifigure Package at a discounted HK$239, which bundles entry with an exclusive LEGO minifigure.
Both are described as limited-time offers, so check current pricing and availability on the official LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong website before you go, particularly if you're planning around a specific date in the school holidays.
Is it right for your kids?
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong is aimed at children roughly aged 2 to 11, and the NINJAGO trials are pitched squarely at that range — simple enough for pre-schoolers to join the brick-building, with enough narrative and challenge for primary-age kids to stay engaged across all five stations. Adults need to accompany children throughout.
If your family is chasing more air-conditioned options this summer, our round-ups of rainy-day indoor activities in Hong Kong and ways to beat the heat indoors both have more ideas, and our wider best kid-friendly things to do in Hong Kong guide covers the rest of the city.
Getting to K11 MUSEA
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong sits on B1 of K11 MUSEA, the Victoria Dockside mall at 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. The nearest station is East Tsim Sha Tsui, roughly a five-minute walk via Exit J; Tsim Sha Tsui Station is a similar distance on the other side of Salisbury Road. The mall sits right on the Avenue of Stars waterfront, so it's an easy pairing with a harbourfront stroll before or after your visit.
K11 MUSEA is also home to a rotating line-up of pop-ups — see our guide to the mall's recent Chiikawa Artiverse exhibition for another reason to visit, or browse Forever Toys' Toy Story 5 pop-up nearby at Harbour City for a second toy-themed stop.
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Plan your visit
Fifteen years of NINJAGO, five trials and one summer to complete them all. The True NINJAGO Trials runs at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong until 13 September 2026.