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Harry Potter is coming to LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort
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n a magical fusion of creativity, wizardry and play, Merlin Entertainments and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences are
joining forces to create the world’s first LEGO Harry Potter land and the first-ever Harry Potter themed guest accommodation – at LEGOLAND Deutschland Resort. This new land in Germany will see Hogwarts meet LEGO bricks in a location-based setting for the first time. Fiona Eastwood, Chief Executive Officer of
Merlin Entertainments said: “Partnering with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences is the ultimate showcase of what we do best – transforming the world’s most iconic brands into memorable, immersive experiences for millions of guests. Our longstanding partnership with the LEGO Group has already delivered joyful
moments of play for families, and now, by bringing the wizarding world to life in brick form at LEGOLAND, we’re raising the bar for creativity and innovation like never before.” She continued to say: "We’re incredibly excited
to unveil LEGO Harry Potter on an epic scale, as we accelerate the growth of LEGOLAND Resorts and elevate them into world-class destinations. This partnership launches at our Resort in Germany and marks Merlin’s largest-ever single investment into an existing site, reflecting our strategy to prioritise locations with the greatest growth potential. I can’t wait to see our brilliant creative teams come together to bring this magical new land to life, enchanting fans with spellbinding adventures and iconic characters." Peter van Roden, EVP Warner Bros. Discovery
Global Experiences said: “Working alongside Merlin Entertainments and the LEGO Group over the years has always led to unforgettable and unique experiences for fans and we are thrilled to extend the partnership with one of our most beloved franchises. We are always looking for new ways for the millions of Harry Potter fans around the world to extend the magic and further connect with the iconic films. This new destination will allow fans to step into in the familiar LEGO Harry Potter aesthetic they have been constructing for years and physically experience the wizarding world like never before.” More details on the plans for LEGOLAND
Deutschland Resort will be announced in the next 12 months.
Circus Circus to launch vintage-style bingo hall C
ircus Circus, the family-focused resort on the Las Vegas Strip, is set to debut a new bingo hall in February 2026, followed by
an expanded coin-operated slot area opening a month later. The venue is being designed to deliver what
the resort describes as a “true vintage Vegas bingo experience”, complete with paper cards, ink daubers, classic low-cost food options and live, in-person gameplay. The hall will seat 255 players and will initially
run six sessions a day. Each session will comprise ten games – a mix of traditional formats, a bonus round and a coverall – all played using paper cards and daubers rather than digital devices. A full session package will cost US$30, with
guests able to buy extra cards if they wish. Cash prizes will start at $50, with top payouts reaching $1,500, offering multiple chances to win during each session. Shana Gerety, general manager at Circus Circus
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Las Vegas, said: "We've seen a lot of success leaning into nostalgia as we continue to refresh and update Circus Circus Las Vegas. "It started with Slots-A-Fun, the only coin-
operated casino on the Las Vegas Strip and enhancing the food and beverage options, by
offering cheap beer and bites. Our customers loved the experience, and we're excited to continue to lean into nostalgia on property and offer the Strip's only bingo hall, with affordable pricing, great food and beverage options and a true bingo experience without a tablet doing the work for you."
WINTER 2026
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