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Brickman’s newest lego brick exhibition
journey based on our latest book
Just like Brickman’s latest book, The Bricktionary: The ultimate LEGO® A-Z, our latest exhibition is built to inspire LEGO builders’ imaginations and challenge visitors with new interactive build zones! Filled with over 150 models from the book, the exhibition also includes models from TV’s LEGO Masters Australia, never-seen-before creations and over 45 new models from the imaginations of The Brickman team!
Featuring an all new interactive build zone
ncounter a brand new interactive experience with our Earthquake Challenge!
We’ve added a whole new level of challenge to our exhibition build zones for Bricktionary! In a Brickman exhibition first, visitors to Bricktionary must build a LEGO® brick model to survive an earthquake! Learn about how to make your LEGO builds strong then test your skills against our Earthquake machine! How long can your build last?
show us your building skills!
eady for the robot revolution?
Take inspiration from Brickman’s 2.4m tall Mech and design your own LEGO® brick robot! It could be a super-fast police robot, or a robot to tidy your room for you! With thousands of LEGO parts to build with, the only limit to your robot is your imagination!
If you can dream it, you can build it!
ake a walk through LEGO A-Z
As part of the Bricktionary exhibition Brickman gave all the builders a chance to build a LEGO® brick model of anything they could think of, showcasing both their skill and passions. From anime to animals, fashion to fantasy and tabletop games to TV shows, there’s something to inspire everyone to get out their LEGO bricks and get building!
the lego® master
ho is Brickman?
The Brickman is a team of skilled LEGO® brick craftspeople led by Ryan McNaught, aka “Brickman.” Ryan is a LEGO® Certified Professional, one of only 20 in the world and the only one in the Southern Hemisphere. Ryan is also the main competition judge on Channel Nine’s award-winning TV series LEGO Masters Australia beside host Hamish Blake.
a covid-safe event
Event information
Bricktionary: The Interactive Exhibition is a whole new type of LEGO® brick experience. Inspired by our latest book, The Bricktionary: the ultimate A-Z of LEGO®, the exhibition not only includes all the creations from the book, it also showcases some of our biggest and latest LEGO brick models, including ones from LEGO Masters Australia that have never been seen by the public before!
With the book as our guide the exhibition also aims to inspire visitors with over 45 models from the minds of The Brickman team, ranging from life-size animals to creations based on the builder’s favourite things, from anime to animals, fashion to fantasy!
With over 200 individual models on display, brand new interactive challenges, and over 1 million LEGO bricks to build with, Bricktionary: The Interactive Exhibition has something to spark everyone’s creativity and inspire them to build their imaginations!
It is strongly recommended to pre-book to secure a preferred session time.
The safety of patrons and staff is top priority, and Bricktionary: The Interactive Exhibition will operate with a commitment to a COVID safe environment including capped visitor numbers, physical distancing measures and sanitiser stations onsite.
Frequently asked questions
What are the COVID-19 precautions?
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Melbourne Museum is COVID Safe. View our full COVID-19 safety information.
What is the price for tickets?
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All prices will be listed on Ticketek. All prices include GST but booking fees apply.
Adult $27.50
Junior person under 16 $17.50
Family (Admits 4: 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult + 3 children) $72.50
Concession (Students, Pensioners, Seniors) $17.50
Do not buy tickets from unauthorised re-sellers. You risk buying fraudulent or invalid tickets.
What is your refund policy?
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Under normal circumstances we would try and move tickets to another day, however if that is not possible, due to COVID or other situations, then a full refund will be available.
What are the opening hours?
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Melbourne Museum is open daily, 10am–5pm.
Session times – how long can we stay in session?
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Current health regulations mean we're only allowed to let visitors stay within the exhibition for 1 hour. We normally recommend 60 minutes to experience the exhibition. However, if numbers within the exhibition ever exceed the limits, we may be required to begin asking visitors to move on to comply with social distancing regulations.
Do you accept Companion Cards?
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We are proud to support Companion Card. We offer complimentary admission to your companion person upon presentation of a valid companion card at the time of purchase.
What if I need to change my tickets?
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To change your tickets you will need to contact Ticketek- you can complete their online form here
It is under help on their website.
Group bookings
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For 10 or more tickets, contact Ticketek’s group/premium products team. HERE.
Can you buy tickets at the door?
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Tickets are available to buy at the door, but we encourage you to buy tickets online before you arrive to ensure you can secure tickets for your preferred session time, as many are selling out, especially in the mornings and on weekends.
From what age will children be charged for entry?
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Children 3 years and over will be charged entry.
If I buy a family pass can it be used for 1 adult and 3 children?
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Yes, a family is classified as either 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children.
Why can't I book when a session says it is 'available'?
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Unfortunately, because sessions are selling out so fast and have strict capacity limits to comply with COVID rules, sometimes there were only a handful of slots left in a session- so it may say "available" but if your ticket order was for more than is available, then it won’t let you proceed. If you can’t even get 2 tickets, then that means there’s only 1 slot (1 person) left available in those sessions for example. When you go into a session, if it says “limited availability” at the top, that means there is less than 10 slots left, most likely less than 5.
Due to current requirements Ticketek are also unable to process more than 6 people through in one transaction- so if you need tickets for more than 6 you will need to do them in a second transaction.
What is the age limit for children’s tickets?
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The age limit for children's tickets is under 15 years and under.
Are food and drinks allowed?
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Food and beverages are not permitted in our galleries or exhibition spaces to ensure the preservation of our important collections.
Is there wheelchair and pram access?
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Yes, for details go to: Melbourne Museum access information.
What are the Parking and Transport Options?
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For information on parking and public transport options for Melbourne Museum go to: Getting here and parking.
Are we able to take photographs?
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Yes, although commercial photography is not permitted
Will Ryan be at the event?
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Ryan will be visiting the exhibition periodically for special events-stay tuned to our social media for updates!
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