Having achieved massive global popularity, the international hit exhibition arrives in Finland for the first time. The immersive experience for the whole family will be presented in Helsinki from 6 June to 6 September 2026. Ticket sales begin on Tuesday, 12 May at Lippu.fi.
This hit exhibition for the whole family combines giant LEGO dinosaurs, environments familiar from the films, and building with LEGO bricks.
LEGO® Jurassic World: The Exhibition takes visitors into the heart of the Jurassic World, where the adventure familiar from the films comes to life with over 6 million LEGO bricks. In this experience for the whole family, visitors walk through the iconic gates of Jurassic World, explore behind the scenes of a mysterious laboratory, and head to the enclosure of baby dinosaurs. Along the way, they encounter impressive LEGO builds of a triceratops, velociraptor and T. rex, as well as a brachiosaurus weighing over 1.8 tonnes and built from nearly 200,000 LEGO bricks. Visitors have access to 2.5 million bricks, which can be used to take part in, among other things, dinosaur-themed building challenges, a mystery mosaic, island building, and creating their own hybrid dinosaurs.
The exhibition is suitable for dinosaur and LEGO building enthusiasts of all ages, and experiencing it does not require prior knowledge of the Jurassic World films. The overall experience is an easily approachable adventure for the whole family, where impressive LEGO builds, shared exploration and building take center stage.
“We wanted to launch our exhibition activities with this concept, as it is completely new in Finland and previously unseen on this scale. Both LEGO and Jurassic World are well-known and beloved brands here. I recently saw the exhibition myself in Paris, and instead of a traditional exhibition, it is an interactive adventure that encourages participation, where it is possible to build with LEGO bricks at multiple points,” describes Tuomo Tähtinen, CEO of Fullsteam Agency.
The exhibition has been created by certified LEGO professional and LEGO Masters Australia judge Ryan “Brickman” McNaught and his internationally acclaimed team. Building the exhibition has taken over two years and 10,000 hours. The result is a visually ambitious and refined whole, with carefully considered details at its core. Having already attracted over 1.2 million visitors worldwide, LEGO Jurassic World: The Exhibition arrives in Helsinki directly from Paris and will now be experienced in Finland for the first time.
“Our challenge was finding a suitable venue at the right time, as the exhibition is in high demand globally and highly competitive. We searched for a suitable space for over a year, and in the end Malmi Ice Hall was selected as the venue thanks to its easily accessible location and its facilities. Large exhibitions require sufficient floor space as well as height,” Tähtinen says.