LEGOLAND Florida Resort commemorates Stanley Cup

LEGOLAND Florida Resort celebrated the Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup victory over the Edmonton Oilers by constructing an entire replica of the team, from LEGO bricks, and placed into the Park’s Miniland U.S.A.

Four LEGOLAND Master Builders captured the excitement and energy of the championship-winning moment, using more than 4,000 LEGO pieces.

The builders created 29 hockey players, 20 Florida Panther fans, 18 dance team members and six actual panthers gathered in Miniland.

This LEGO brick replica took more than 20 hours to build. The exhibit can be found on display near the Miami section of Miniland.

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