Any Lego heads out there?

[EMCE Hammer]

In the last couple of months my boys have become obsessed with Lego. I have dabbled with them here and there, but I really don't know much. I've managed to find my way to bricklink, and that's about it. I've been to Lego stores in New York, Chicago, and Florida - and relative to those ours here in central Ohio is pretty weak. Is there a better source for mini figs and pieces/parts? I can't seem to get enough light sabers and Star Wars stuff.

[BlackKnight]

There is this ...

LEGO.com Home


I haven't been there in a bit ...
I wish they were cheaper.
We have some of the Star Wars ones ..., and about Half of the Batman ones. I really want the Pirates.

[thunderbolt]

If you ever want to come to Legoland FLA when it opens, you can stay at our house. We are about a mile away. Of course you'd have to share the floor with Punkin.

[trekman101]

I'm a big Lego head Steve and so are my kids............lego shop at home is the lego flagship online...the store in down town Disney is the largest in the country.....check out Lego kidsfest on tour(official lego show)....the pick a brick in the stores is good for small parts(you can fit hundreds in the large cup and it comes out to 1 or 2 cents a piece)...PM me if you need any more info

[EMCE Hammer]

Thanks guys. So from what you're saying, the Disney store spoiled us. We made the trek today to the Columbus one, and I dropped a little over $80. With three boys it adds up quick. We ransacked the wall of wheel, axles, windshields, etc and squeezed in a zillion of the smaller pieces. They had some SW keychains on clearance, so we loaded up on those and then I popped the chain assembly off when we got home.

Definitely not the disney lego experience, but we filled in some holes and the boys are happily building with their loot.