Coming soon in April 2026: the Fun Zone at Music City Bricks

 

We have designed a new LEGO themed pay-to-play experience called the Fun Zone at Music City Bricks.

There are a variety of play zones that are LEGO themed and designed to provide hours of play and entertainment for kids of all ages, from toddlers to grandparents.

There are (2) counters with (4) sinks each so lots of children can wash hands quickly. There are also two bathrooms within the play zone area.

Toddler Play Zone

The toddler play zone is 15ft x 22.5ft with a one-inch-thick padded floor. It has DUPLO toys, little tables & chairs in four sizes, seating area for moms, and line of sight to the older kid play area. Right next to the toddler play zone is a bathroom with diaper changing station. There are power outlets 4ft off the floor if you need to charge your phone or bring a laptop to get some work done while your kids play. You are still responsible for their behavior so be sure to look up occasionally. 

Red Brick Table

This fun zone is a table covered with red 2 x 4 LEGO bricks.
With just (1) 2 x 4 brick you can build 1 thing, a 2 x 4 LEGO brick.
With just (2) 2 x 4 bricks you can build 24 possible combinations.
With just (3) 2 x 4 bricks you can build 1,560 possible combinations.
With just (4) 2 x 4 bricks you can build 119,580 possible combinations.
With just (5) 2 x 4 bricks you can build 10,166,403 possible combinations.
With just (6) 2 x 4 bricks you can build 915,103,765 possible combinations.

We have (10,000) 2 x 4 bricks you can build with ensuring infinite possibilities limited only by your time and imagination. By being only one shape and one color, your imagination will be unleashed. This technique removes the distractions of having infinite choices of shapes and colors in traditional bins of mixed LEGO pieces. People have built endless elaborate brick buildings for thousands of years using the humble brick.

City Table

Our small city table is 6ft x 6ft. It has road plates around the outside and room in the middle to build houses and other fun town scenes. You can bring your own minifigures or purchase some in our store. If you bring your own, perhaps take a picture on your phone so you know which ones to look for when you leave.

Train Table

Our train table is 6ft x 12ft. It has a triple infinity loop with bridge and lots of switch tracks. It can accommodate multiple trains running at once if you are careful. You can bring your own train or rent one of our trains.

Car Racetracks

We have (2) car race tracks.

There is a 12ft track with (6) lanes and a release mechanism that can be run by an adult or teenager.

There is also a 32ft track with (4) lanes and a release mechanism that can be run by an adult or teenager.

There is a 6ft table covered with car building parts at the bottom of the car ramps.

Puzzle Table

We keep a LEGO themed jigsaw puzzle out on the 6ft puzzle table. This is a popular spot for adults to camp and keep an eye on the kiddos.

There is a power outlet at the puzzle table if you need to charge your phone or bring a laptop to get some work done while your kids play. You are still responsible for their behavior so be sure to look up occasionally. 

Art Wall

The art wall is made up of LEGO baseplates secured to the wall. It is 45in x 45in and has 9,216 studs of possibility. There is a bin of thousands of 1 x 1 LEGO bricks in over (50) different colors so that you can build pixel art on the wall. If you need ideas, just do a google image search for the phrase "pixel art" and the name of a hobby or animal or other interest you may have. Making pixel art is a favorite activity at the art wall.

Party & Event space

The party & event area accommodates group sizes of 18, 36, 54, or 72 people.

Parties can be booked online or in-store. More information available here: https://www.musiccitybricks.com/party/

Admission Fees

$10 per person age 1 - 99

Free admission for anyone that cannot move on their own: 
Babies that are NOT walking or crawling and will remain in a car seat, stroller, or parent’s arms for the entire visit. 
Wheelchair users that cannot operate their own chair.