Summer Lego Camps

Lego Camps
Minifig Adventures is so excited to offer great summer camp programs. Combine the Lego hands-on opportunities to build Lego designs and bricks with skill, supplies, tools, and more for a week full of fun at Lego Camp. Nine weeks and every week has a different theme listed below.

$250.00 per child per week (Ages 5 to 12)

8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday – Friday
Early Drop Off at 7:45 AM – no additional charge required
Parents please pick up all campers by 5:30 PM each day. All campers provide their own lunch each day.

Dates and Options:

Week 1: Tuesday, May 26th to Friday, May 29th, 2026 – Cars -Brick-tastic Racers

Minifig Adventures is closed on Monday, May 26th

Build dragsters, trucks, Formula 1 Racers, pit stops, garages, fairy aars, and more! Test your creations on our custom tracks, navigate obstacle courses, and see whose vehicle has the power and precision to win the ultimate “Brick-tastic Racers” championship.

Adventure Day: Friday, May 29th: Lego Battle Bot Driving, Building, and Competition.

Movies to be shown during Week 1 Camp: Cars – Rated G (2006), Herbie the Love Bug – Rated G (1968), Turbo – Rated PG (2013), Speed Racer – Rated PG (2008), Go! – Rated PG (2020)

Week 2: Monday, June 1st – Friday, June 5th, 2026 – The Brick Maze – A – Thon

Inspiration will be drawn from official sets and fan designs. Campers can make their mazes as simple or challenging as they dare, even timing each other to see who can complete their unique maze the fastest. Kids will experiment with different layouts, learning through trial and error how to guide a marble from start to finish, which helps develop logical thinking and spatial skills.

Adventure Day: Friday, June 5th: A human-sized cardboard maze and brick maze that is a life-sized, interactive structure will be designed by the children to navigate, crawl through, or explore will be built on Thursday and Friday. Unlike tabletop marble games, these mazes are built at a scale that allows kids to physically enter, decorate, and light the “puzzle” to find their way from a starting point to an exit.

Movies to be shown during Week 2 Camp: Alice in Wonderland – Rated G (1951), Muppets from Maze – Rated G (1999), Flowers for Algernon – Rated PG (2000), How to Train Your Dragon – Rated PG (2010), Goonies – Rated PG (1985)

Week 3: Monday, June 8th – Friday, June 12th, 2026 – Dragon’s Den and Castle Quest

Dragon’s Den and Castle Quest is a fantasy-themed LEGO® summer camp that immerses children in a mythical world of medieval adventure. LEGO® building to bring mythical stories to life. Campers build epic LEGO® projects, including castles, catapults, dragons, ogres, and heroic minifigures.

Adventure Day: Friday, June 12th: A Medieval Times party will be recreated with the pageantry of 11th-century Spain through a hands-on four-course feast and spirited “tournaments”. Campers will be assigned to represent a specific “house” or “knight” upon arrival, immediately immersing them in the royal competition. Meal will include such items as garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, herb-basted potatoes, and buttered corn. A “joust” on foot using pool noodles as lances and a foam-tipped archery contest will be held to top off the days activities. Campers are encouraged to dress like knights on this day.

Movies to be shown During Week 3 Camp: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe – Rated PG (2005), The Sword and the Stone – Rated G (1963), The Hunchback of Notre Dame – Rated G (1996), Justin and the Knights of Valour – Rated G (2013), Dragonheart: A New Beginning – Rated PG (1999)

Week 4: Monday, June 14th – Friday, June 19th, 2026 – Bricktopia Case Files

Participants use collaborative teamwork and engineering skills to resolve the case files, involving specialized LEGO®. Hands-on activities include fingerprint analysis, DNA examination, and other scientific investigations to determine who is responsible for the “mystery”.

Adventure Day: Friday, June 19th: Local law enforcement visits emphasize safety education and positive community interactions through interactive displays and professional demonstrations. Kids climb inside fire engines to see the tools, hoses, equipment used during shifts.

Movies to be shown During Week 4 Camp: National Treasures – Rated PG (2004), Zootopia – Rated PG (2016), Zootopia 2 – Rated PG (2025), Planes: Fire & Rescue – Rated PG (2014), Fireheart – Rated PG (2022)

Week 5: Monday, June 22nd – Friday, June 26th, 2026 – Hogwarts Summer School

Campers use thousands of LEGO parts to build Harry Potter-inspired scenes, including moving structural projects. Daily projects include constructing the, Sorting Hat, playing Quidditch, and building magical creatures.

Adventure Day: Friday, June 26th: Welcome to Hogwarts: A Magical Day of Adventure ⚡Unleash your inner magic! Join us for a day of creativity, imagination, and, of course, magic. Designed for young fans eager to explore, this immersive experience will have kids crafting their own flying gear, wands, and more.

Movies to be shown During Week 5 Camp: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone – Rated PG (2001), Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets – Rated PG (2002), Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – Rated PG (2004), Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – Rated PG (2009),
PG 2004 ‧ Family/Fantasy ‧ 2h 22m, The House with the Clocks on the Wall – Rated G (2018)

Week 6: Monday, June 29th – Thursday, July 2nd, 2026 – Main Street USA Amusement Park Camp

Minifig Adventures is closed on Friday, July 3rd.

This LEGO® Amusement Park camp invites children to design and build their own, bustling, motorized theme park, featuring iconic rides like roller coasters, ferris wheels, and merry-go-rounds. Focusing on STEM concepts, campers collaborate on building, motorized, and themed attractions, often creating a collaborative park layout.

Adventure Day: Thursday July 2nd: A Main Street Fair fun day will be held and is a vibrant, community-focused street celebration featuring live music, local vendors, and family activities. Diverse food options, carnival games, and interactive kids’ zones to create a lively atmosphere for all ages.

Movies to be shown During Week 6 Camp: Wonder Park – Rated G (2019), Tomorrowland – Rated G (2015), A Wrinkle in Time – Rated G (2018), The Imagineering Movie – Rated G (2019)

Week 7: Monday, July 6th – Friday, July 10th, 2026 – Big Seven Battleship Camp

Students work together to build a “Battleship Row” a 20-foot long collaborative naval display. Build detailed replicas, often focusing on the massive triple-gun turrets and intricate rigging that defined these 1920s-era giants.

Adventure Day: Friday, July 10th: Prepare for a day of high-stakes strategy and physical endurance with this action-packed event lineup. This “Fun Day” combines tactical board game logic with the intensity of military-style training for an unforgettable team-building experience. Life Size Battleship, Capture the Flag, and Army Crawl Obstacle Courses.

Movies to be shown During Week 7 Camp: Bedknobs and Broomsticks – Rated G (1971), Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front – Rated G (2006), National Geographic: Pearl Harbor: Legacy of Attack – Rated G (2001), Paperclips – Rated G (2004), The Diary of Anne Frank – Rated G (1959)

Week 8: Monday, July 13th – Friday, July 17th, 2026 – Star Wars

This Star Wars-themed LEGO camp invites young builders to a galaxy far, far away, where they will engineer iconic starships, build droids, and create custom scenes from the films. Featuring STEM-focused activities, Jedi training, and collaborative builds, campers will develop creativity and engineering skills, exploring planets from Tatooine to Hoth.

Adventure Day: Friday, July 17th: May the 4th Be With You Day” is the ultimate Star Wars Day celebration, offering a day of, Jedi training, themed crafts (lightsabers, droids), and galactic games. Campers can immerse themselves in the universe with activities like Wookiee language lessons and Stormtrooper training. Special guest surprise visit.

Movies to be shown During Week 8 Camp: Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope – Rated PG (1977), Star Wars: Episode V – Empire Strikes Back – Rated PG (1980), Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi – Rated PG (1983), Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace – Rated PG (1999), Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones – Rated PG (2002)

Week 9: Monday, July 20th – July 24th, 2026 – CAMP CLOSED – BRICK RODEO CONVENTION

Week 10: Monday, July 27th – July 31st, 2026 – Pikachu’s Brick Lab: The Ultimate Pokémon Quest

The camp welcomes participants with a general love for building. The camp incorporates imaginative play and storytelling elements, such as joining Ash and Pikachu’s journey, rescuing Pikachu from Team Rocket, and discovering the secrets of Pokémon eggs. Activities include constructing guided projects like a LEGO® gym for training and battling, designing custom Pokémon characters and battle arenas, and building projects.

Adventure Day: Friday, July 31st: A Pokémon-themed “end of camp” to celebrate the campers’ journey! Activities with Pokémon elements, such as a “Pokémon Trainer Challenge” with various activity stations, a “memory lane” walk with camp highlights, and a “graduation” ceremony where campers receive their “badges” or “certificates” (awards).

Movies to be shown During Week 10 Camp: Pokemon – The First Movie – Rated G (1999), Pokemon the Movie 2000 – Rated G (2000), Pokemon 3 – Rated G (2001), Pokemon 4Ever – Rated G (2002), Pokemon Heroes – Rated G (2003)

No Camps will be hosted in August of 2026.

For more information call 214-771-8332 or email sales@minifigadventures.com

Additional Information and Camp Policies:

Minifig Adventures is offering 2026 Summer Lego Camp programs at its Plano, TX location. Max number per camp is 15 campers. All staff members are background checked, CPR certified, and first aid certified. A total of 3 to 4 staff members per camp. Minifig Adventures is an equal opportunity provider and employer. We are so excited to build with your campers. Let’s Build! 

Booking & Location

Registration for 2026 programs is managed through the Minifig Adventures Website Only.

• Location: 700 E Park Blvd, Suite 110, Plano, TX 75074
• Phone: 214-771-8332
• Email: sales@minifigadventures.com 
• Registration Opens for Current Minifig Adventure Students and Past Campers: Monday, Jan. 26th at 12 Noon
• Registration Opens for General Public: Sunday, February 1st
• Minifig Adventures will be present at a very large DFW Summer Camp Fair: Feb. 14th
• Once 15 campers are reached, the camp will close. We will not add additional campers throughout the summer if the camp is sold out. 
• Camps are expected to be sold out quickly – we have received an overwhelming number of requests for summer this season. Please don’t delay! Payment is expected in full at time of registration. Due to planning costs and supplies, and loss of income from canceled payment plans in 2025, 2026 payment plans are not available for Summer Camp. Thank you for understanding. 
• Pricing: $250.00 per week per child. 

Camp Pricing & Attendance Policy

• Flat-Rate Tuition: All camp fees are assessed as a flat rate per session, even 4 day weeks.  To maintain our high standard of staffing and supplies, we do not offer:
  • Sibling Discounts: Full tuition applies to each individual camper.
  • Half-Day Rates: Pricing is based on the full session; we do not provide prorated or half day rates for partial attendance.
• Arrival & Departure: We understand schedules may vary. Campers are welcome to arrive late or depart early; however, please note that the registration price remains the same regardless of time spent at camp.
• Missed Curriculum: Our programs feature a structured, hands-on curriculum. Minifig Adventures staff is not responsible for missed instruction or projects if a camper is absent for any portion of the day. No make-up sessions or credits will be provided for missed time. 
• Final Sales: As per our standard terms, all payments for camps are final. No refunds or exchanges are permitted for absence or scheduling conflicts. Attendance in another camp will be granted in confirmed illness situations. 

• Behavior:  A standard summer camp behavior policy 2026 focuses on maintaining safety and respect through clear expectations, tiered disciplinary steps, and proactive management strategies. 

1. Core Behavior Expectations

Campers are expected to adhere to the following principles:

• Safety: Follow all staff directions immediately and stay within designated camp boundaries.
• Respect: Treat fellow campers, staff, and property with kindness. This includes avoiding bullying, foul language, and physical aggression.
• Responsibility: Take care of personal belongings and camp equipment.
• Participation: Engage in scheduled activities and maintain a positive attitude toward new experiences. 

2. Disciplinary Procedures

Most camps follow a progressive disciplinary model to address issues before they escalate: 

1. First Offense: Verbal warning and redirection to a positive activity.
2. Second Offense: Supervised “cool-down” time and a formal discussion between the camper and a supervisor.
3. Third Offense: Parent notification and potentially a behavior contract. The camper may be sent home for the day.
4. Fourth Offense/Persistent Issues: Suspension or permanent dismissal from the camp program. 

3. Grounds for Immediate Dismissal

Certain high-risk behaviors often carry a zero-tolerance policy and may result in immediate removal without prior warnings: 

• Physical Violence: Intentional hitting, biting, or fighting.
• Safety Risks: Possessing weapons, illegal substances, or tobacco/vaping products.
• Serious Misconduct: Theft, severe vandalism, or sexual misconduct.
• Endangerment: Leaving camp grounds without permission or supervisor escort. 

4. Prohibited Staff Discipline 

• Corporal Punishment: No hitting, shaking, or physical restraint. 
• Deprivation: Staff may never withhold food, water, or restroom access.
• Psychological Harm: No shaming, ridiculing, or humiliating a child. 

5. Management Strategies for 2026

• Positive Reinforcement: Staff are trained to praise desired behaviors rather than only correcting mistakes.
• Natural Consequences: Using outcomes that naturally follow an action (e.g., if you splash water, help dry the floor, spill your lunch, clean up your mess)
• Communication: 2026 policies emphasize a tripartite partnership between campers, staff, and parents to ensure consistency between camp and home expectations. 
• Minifig Adventures is a privately owned and operated company and reserves the right to terminate a camp contract for any reason at any time for camper misconduct or safety. 
• Licensed Day Care Facility: Minifig Adventures is not a licensed day care facility and does not hold a state license. A registered nurse is not onsite at camp. Any daily medications will be administered by the Camp Director per labeled prescription bottle directions. Medical Emergencies will be directed to 911 and Children’s Health Center of Plano with immediate contact to the Parent or Guardian. 

• Daily Activities & Schedule:

7:45 AM – Early Drop Off Available at no additional charge 

8:00 AM to 9:30 AM – Free Open Lego Play, Board Games, Puzzles

9:30 AM to 9:45 AM – Morning Snack 

9:45 AM to 11:45 AM – Session I of Weekly Themed Curriculum

11:45 AM to 12:30 PM – Lunch

12:30 PM to 2:00 PM – Required rest time (movie time) – Lists of all movies that will be shown are available on the chart below per camp. All movies are rated G or PG. Campers may bring one blanket and stuffed animal for rest time.  If a parent desires for the child to not watch the movies during camp, please make arrangements to pick up campers during rest time.  Alternative care and activities are not available during rest time. 

2:00 PM to 4:00 PM – Session II of Weekly Themed Curriculum 

3:15 PM – Afternoon Snack

4:00 PM to 4:45 PM – Lego History, Lego Sorting, and Trivia

4:45 PM to 5:00 PM – Clean Up

5:00 PM – Camp Ends

5:30 PM – All campers need to be picked up by 5:30 PM

• Lunch and Snacks – Provided by the campers each day
• Water Bottles –  Provided by the campers each day 
• Snack Accounts: A morning and afternoon snack account can be added to your child’s account for $5.00 per day. Payable at the door on Monday of camp start. Includes a snack for morning and afternoon and 1 Gatorade for the day. 
• Lunch Accounts are not available – camper must bring their own lunch each day

• Fridays: Adventure Day

Every Friday camps will include a special onsite Adventure Day. All campers will remain onsite this year at Minifig Adventures. To name a few examples of Friday Adventure Days: 

The Brick Maze – A – Thon: A human-sized cardboard maze and brick maze that is a life-sized, interactive structure designed by the children to navigate, crawl through, or explore will be built on Friday. Unlike tabletop marble games, these mazes are built at a scale that allows kids to physically enter, decorate, and light the “puzzle” to find their way from a starting point to an exit. 

Bricktopia Case Files – Local law enforcement visits emphasize safety education and positive community interactions through interactive displays and professional demonstrations. Kids climb inside fire engines to see the tools, hoses, equipment used during shifts.

A trained cardiac response service dog animal is onsite daily to assist a member of Minifig Adventures during summer camp. A fun educational lesson will be presented at the beginning of camp each week to educate campers that the dog is working and not a pet onsite. For additional information, please contact Angelina Rosser, Owner, Minifig Adventures at angelina@minifigadventures.com.