Edinbrick - A LEGO Model Show
Edinbrick is back for 2025! Edinburgh's biggest LEGO Model Show, will be held on the weekend of the 10th and 11th of May at Meadowbank Sports Centre.
About Edinbrick - A LEGO Model Show
Hello LEGO Fans! We are delighted to say that after yet another sell out show we are back for 2025. After 6 sell out shows in a row we are back for TWO days of displays for 2025! As ever, Edinbrick will again be raising money for Fairybricks.org, the LEGO Charity in the UK that donates LEGO to children in hospital to use.
Last we moved to a new venue which add more capacity than before but we still sold out! So once again we are on the move to a bigger floor space for 2025 - Meadowbank Sports Centre! We know this is bit of a longer walk from the train station but it is a venue well served by bus routes and depending on the traffic parking might be easier as well.
We also plan to have even more display space! With new models on display, the ever popular everyone’s a winner Tombola and LEGO for Sale there’s going to be more to see or do than last year!
Due to the change in venue and indeed other cost pressures we have increased ticket prices to £6.50 for those aged 5 and over, but children aged 0 to 4 are still free with a paying adult.
We will also be online tickets only - and ticket sales will close on the Thursday 8th of May or we sell out whichever comes first.
To ensure we don't breach capacity we will have timed entry tickets for the event and tickets will be limited. We will do our best to ensure you don't queue long to get in.
A gentle reminder that the average length of time to see round the show is approx 1 to 1 1/2 hours. We wouldn't recommend coming to the show as an all day event.
Please also note we have moved “Quiet Time” for those who have issues with crowds and noise to Sunday morning. Numbers are very limited for that slot and the general public is due to arrive at 10:30.
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets (timed entry) are available in advance and can be purchased at www.ticketsource.co.uk/edinbrick
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