Planes, Trains & Automobiles + Super Structures — Build. Test. Soar. Morning and afternoon

Your child's day starts with wheels spinning and wings lifting — literally. In the morning, they'll engineer their own vehicles using LEGO® bricks, exploring how wheels and axles create motion, how air resistance shapes a plane's speed, and how energy moves a train along its track. Every build connects to real transportation science, so they're not just stacking bricks — they're discovering why things move the way they do. Physical play breaks at Kidtopia's soft play area keep energy high between challenges, and the well-lit, window-filled space makes every build feel open and inspired.

The afternoon shifts to architecture and structural engineering. Your child will sketch floor plans, test the stability of towers, and bring dream buildings to LEGO® life — from cozy homes to iconic landmarks. They'll learn how architects think: How do you make something strong? How do you make it beautiful? The complexity of builds and concepts naturally scales with age and experience, so your 5-year-old and your 12-year-old are both genuinely challenged. Please note that lunch and snacks are not provided, so pack a meal and a snack to fuel the full day of building.

By the time you pick them up, your child won't just have built something — they'll have thought like an engineer, designed like an architect, and solved problems that stumped them at first. That shift from 'I can't figure this out' to 'I built that' is the quiet magic of a full day spent creating with purpose.

1. Kids will have physical activities to recharge between builds including play breaks in Kidtopia's soft play.

2. The rooms where the camp is held are well lit with windows.

3. The complexity of builds and concepts increases for older and more experienced kids.

4. Kids can be dropped off as early as 9:00 am. Any pickups 10 mins post the end of camp will be charged a flat 20$ for 20 mins. The camp personnel will leave by 4:30 pm.

5. Lunch or Snacks is not provided.