Hold on to your headbands, NINJAGO fans—LEGOLAND® Korea just dropped something epic!
The newest thrill at LEGOLAND® Korea Resort has officially landed, and it’s not just any coaster. Masters of Spinjitzu, the park’s latest headline attraction, just opened its gates in a whirlwind of ninja moves, LEGO magic, and high-energy celebrations—and it’s the first ride of its kind at any LEGOLAND® park in the world.
Located in the heart of the NINJAGO World zone, Masters of Spinjitzu is a next-level coaster experience packed with 360-degree rotating seats (yes, you’ll spin—literally), speeds of up to 57 km/h, and a fully immersive storyline that makes you feel like you’re training right alongside your favorite ninjas. The ride stretches 346 meters of pure action and was built with a whopping KRW 20 billion investment. It’s safe to say: this is not your average kiddie coaster.
Opening day was nothing short of cinematic.
The launch event included a ribbon-cutting ceremony with a LEGO® twist—kids used a giant LEGO key to “unlock” the ride (we’re obsessed). There was also a dramatic live performance to set the scene, bringing the ride’s elemental story to life. Think fire, earth, lightning, and ice—all represented by symbolic items placed on a LEGO dragon, triggering effects that felt like a real-life awakening of Spinjitzu power. Chills!
Big names were on hand for the occasion, including Fiona Eastwood, CEO of Merlin Entertainments, and SoonKyu Lee, Divisional Director of LEGOLAND Korea, who gave a sneak peek into what else is coming in 2025. Spoiler: there’s a LOT.
LEGOLAND Korea is just getting started.
SoonKyu Lee revealed the park’s new “BRICKS” philosophy, which stands for six core values:
- Build – the spark of creativity
- Realize – helping ideas come to life
- Imagination – boundless creative thinking
- Connection – bonding families together
- Kindness – teaching empathy through play
- Story – making every moment memorable with LEGO IP
Next up? A LEGO® Festival happening May 3–June 14, perfectly timed with the World Day of Play. LEGOLAND Korea is the only park in Asia joining this global party, so expect exclusive builds, activities, and maybe even more surprises.
And don’t miss the revamped Bricktopia Lounge, now built with over 250,000 LEGO® bricks! It’s a cozy and creative corner where parents can take a breather while kids dive into hands-on LEGO fun. Plus, the new Creative Workshop is offering classes from real Master Builders (yes, that’s a real job), and the Gangwon School Challenge is on a mission to inspire local students.
Bottom line? LEGOLAND Korea isn’t just adding a ride—they’re leveling up the whole experience. With Masters of Spinjitzu, the resort continues to be a space where learning meets play, and imagination knows no limits.
So, who’s ready to spin into action?
