Kids, parents explore Canada’s first Lego attraction in Vaughan, Ont.

VAUGHAN, Ont. – Canada’s first Lego attraction is officially open.

Parents and kids explored the Legoland Discovery Centre this morning in Vaughan, north of Toronto.

The 34,000 square foot facility is entirely devoted to the toy building blocks — and it’s meant to be experienced hands-on.

Today’s young visitors flocked to a racetrack where they built Lego cars and slid them down a ramp.

Their parents seemed more impressed with Miniland, an interactive replica of the Greater Toronto Area.

The display includes model versions of several major landmarks, including the CN Tower and Toronto city hall.

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