The Wandering Disciple

The crossroads of the world, Times Square is one of the most popular spots in New York City.  But it is also a popular attraction at the miniland exhibits at Legoland Florida.  Here not a detail is spared as Lego creators made a miniature version of the nation's busiest intersection.  Mini Times Square joins Washington DC, San Francisco, Las Vegas and more popular cities that have been recreated Lego style.  (Photo: October 27, 2012)

As kids we all can remember spending countless hours making creations with Legos. But the designers at Legoland Florida took that childhood passion further, creating masterpieces to enjoy like this New York City scene. From a cast-iron building to a FDNY ladder truck, these designers brought the streets of New York to life using thousands of lego blocks. (Photo: October 27, 2017)

The sound of water cascading over the waterfall provides a tranquil environment at the former Cypress Gardens theme park in Winter Haven. Although the theme park has been reopened and redesigned as Legoland Florida, much of the garden elements of the Cypress Gardens theme park still remain. (Photo: July 4, 2005)

Thousands of Lego sculptures are located everywhere you turn at the Legoland Florida theme park. The building blocks are used to create sculptures, decorate rides and even create cities on display at the park. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

A Lego birdwatcher is one of the thousands of Lego creations awaiting at Legoland Florida. Around every corner is a new and exciting creation to see and enjoy at this one of a kind theme park dedicated to the childhood favorite Lego building toys. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

The Statue of Liberty and many other New York landmarks are recreated at the Legoland Florida theme park.  The famous building bricks are used to symbolize many of the nation's great cities including New York City, Washington DC, Las Vegas as well as the State of Florida and much more.  (Photo: October 27, 2012)

Miami’s famous South Beach comes to life in a a Lego miniland replica at Legoland Florida. South Beach joins other Floridian landmarks like Key West, Tampa, St. Augustine, Tallhassee, Kennedy Space Center and Daytona International Speedway in the collection. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

A Witch made of Lego blocks sits along the Brick or Treat trail at Legoland Florida. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

The US Capitol is recreated in the Miniland Washington DC at Legoland Florida. Lego builders went through great detail in creating a realistic replica of the nation’s capitol including the White House, Smithsonian museums, national monuments and much more. The replica of Washington DC joins Florida, California, New York City, Las Vegas and Pirate Shores to round out Miniland. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

Buddy, the ambassador of Legoland Florida, welcomes visitors to Legoland. Opened in 2011, Legoland Florida brings to life those colorful building blocks that have been entertaining children for over 50 years. You can marvel at the Lego creations or enjoy some of the fifty rides and attractions the park has to offer. (Photo: October 27, 2012)

Not a detail was spared in Lego’s latest creation, a Lego Ford Explorer on display at Legoland Florida. What looks like a street version of the Explorer is actually a realistic replica designed by Lego builders. It took over 2,500 hours and 382,858 parts to create their replica which now sits outside the Ford Driving School at Legoland Florida. (Photo: October 27, 2012)