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LEGO® Friends Heartlake City Water Park 42630

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LEGO® Friends Heartlake City Water Park 42630Product Number: 42630 Product Piece Count: 814 For Ages: 8+ Group Description: LEGO Friends Product Description: The LEGO Friends Heartlake City Water Park playset (42630) for kids is packed with friendship and fun for girls and boys aged 8+. The set comes with 3 mini dolls and a micro doll, plus lots of accessories for creative play. Tell the story as Leo,Alba, Aliya and Sara enjoy a day filled with thrills and spills. Give the characters a spin in

Product Number: 42630

Product Piece Count: 814

For Ages: 8+

Group Description: LEGO® Friends

Product Description:

The LEGO® Friends Heartlake City Water Park playset (42630) for kids is packed with friendship and fun for girls and boys aged 8+. The set comes with 3 mini-dolls and a micro-doll, plus lots of accessories for creative play.

Tell the story as Leo,Alba, Aliya and Sara enjoy a day filled with thrills and spills. Give the characters a spin in the rotating whirlpool or send them speeding down the 3 exciting aqua slides. There’s a corkscrew slide and a tube slide, plus a waterfall slide with a lever to launch the boat through the waterfall. The fun continues with the water blasters, which come with tile elements to fire.

This LEGO building set for kids is filled with water park details, including a shower, restroom, lockers and snacks so children can enjoy hours of creative play. Discover more birthday gifts for kids in the range of LEGO Friends sets (sold separately). This toy comes with the LEGO Builder app for intuitive building.

  • Water park playset for girls and boys aged 8+ – This building set for kids comes with 3 mini-dolls, a micro-doll and a buildable water park with 3 slides and a whirlpool for hours of creative play
  • Spin and slide – Young LEGO® builders can enjoyhours of role-play fun as they spin the characters in the whirlpool, send them zooming down the slides or test out the water blasters
  • 4 LEGO® Friends characters – This set comes with Leo, Aliya and Sara mini-dolls, plus an Alba micro-doll, so kids can role-play different water park adventures with the friends
  • Lots of water park accessories – Features and accessories include a shower area, restroom, lockers, towels, sunscreen, snacks and sea creature decorations
  • A birthday gift idea for kids – This set makes a great gift idea for kids who enjoy LEGO® building and water activity toys
  • Discover more friendship stories – Check out other LEGO® building sets (sold separately) in the LEGO Friends range, where kids can discover diverse charactersand act out real-life adventures
  • Measurements – 814-piece set measuring over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 10.5 in. (27 cm) wide and 10 in. (25 cm) deep
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    Bice
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