The lobby entrance of the Lego Hotel, due to open April 5 (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

The lobby entrance of the Legoland Hotel, due to open April 5.

A Lego figure ready to be put in place (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

Don't fret, worried-looking Lego man, there's a place for everyone at the Legoland Hotel.

Windows are seen as construction continues on North America's first ever Lego Hotel.

A hotel room in the Lego Hotel (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

We're not sure that's a king-sized bed, but they got the theme decor right in the Kingdom portion of the hotel.

Construction workers inside a room of the Lego Hotel (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

A worker installs glass at the hotel, something you don't find in the toy kits.

A themed hallway in the Lego Hotel (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

It's an adventure just getting to your room at the Legoland Hotel.

A craftsman works in a Lego Hotel hallway (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

No, this construction worker isn't replacing a teeny interlocking plastic block.

A children's sleeping area in a Lego Hotel room (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

Great, another argument for Dad to settle: Who gets the top bunk?

A Lego figure outside the Lego Hotel (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

Don't worry, this isn't the only security guard they'll have at the Legoland Hotel.

A worker sweeping the third-floor balcony of the Lego Hotel (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

A worker gives the third-floor balcony a clean sweep at the Legoland Hotel.

A worker lifting a dragon's head made of Legos into position (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

A worker lifts a dragon's head made of Legos into position.

A study area of a Lego Hotel room (© Mike Blake/Reuters)

This is where you'll be up all night putting together that Lego kit you bought in the gift shop.

Lego hotel coming soon, in case you don't want to build your own

1/21/2013

Some of the luckiest construction workers in the world are hard at work in Carlsbad, Calif., building the first Legoland Hotel in North America. All those nifty interlocking plastic blocks, already brightly colored and pre-fit. And the fun themes: One day you're building the pirate ship, the next you're putting up guards around the kingdom. No wonder they're going to open a month ahead of schedule on April 5 — it's play, not work. They probably don't even have to pay those guys. The hotel itself isn't made out of tiny Legos (bummer!), but it's still a cool place. Take a tour and see for yourself.

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