People probably already know this, but Legoland California no longer has any
pick a brick worth visiting at all. They also do not take cash. Anywhere for
any reason. There are two small pick a brick walls, one in a store at the gate,
and another in the underwater store area. Both only had small cups. I had to
buy a bag to carry the 4-5 small cups i did get. I was at legoland florida in
March and they at least had bags, and they also were selling bricks by weight.
They also had a person greeting people as they entered the parking lot, who
informed you they do not accept cash. Legoland california has no one. You potentially
could get stuck at the gate, if you had a bunch of people behind you. I am sure
many are okay with this, but not I. How can they make a bunch of plastic bricks
for sale, but we can not even have a plastic straw? So I have decided, legoland
germany is it. Gonna stay for a week, that's 200g's per brick element
per day, if I am correct. Bring a couple empty suitcases. And give the rest
to a buddy and have him ship them on base. Looks to be about a 3hr drive from
Frankfort. That was my last trip to legoland california. I will not return
again. It's their loss, last time I was there, they had to use x2 golf
carts to move all the stuff I bought to my car.
People probably already know this, but Legoland California no longer has any
pick a brick worth visiting at all. They also do not take cash. Anywhere for
any reason. There are two small pick a brick walls, one in a store at the gate,
and another in the underwater store area. Both only had small cups. I had to
buy a bag to carry the 4-5 small cups i did get. I was at legoland florida in
March and they at least had bags, and they also were selling bricks by weight.
They also had a person greeting people as they entered the parking lot, who
informed you they do not accept cash. Legoland california has no one. You potentially
could get stuck at the gate, if you had a bunch of people behind you. I am sure
many are okay with this, but not I. How can they make a bunch of plastic bricks
for sale, but we can not even have a plastic straw? So I have decided, legoland
germany is it. Gonna stay for a week, that's 200g's per brick element
per day, if I am correct. Bring a couple empty suitcases. And give the rest
to a buddy and have him ship them on base. Looks to be about a 3hr drive from
Frankfort. That was my last trip to legoland california. I will not return
again. It's their loss, last time I was there, they had to use x2 golf
carts to move all the stuff I bought to my car.
People probably already know this, but Legoland California no longer has any
pick a brick worth visiting at all. They also do not take cash. Anywhere for
any reason. There are two small pick a brick walls, one in a store at the gate,
and another in the underwater store area. Both only had small cups. I had to
buy a bag to carry the 4-5 small cups i did get. I was at legoland florida in
March and they at least had bags, and they also were selling bricks by weight.
They also had a person greeting people as they entered the parking lot, who
informed you they do not accept cash. Legoland california has no one. You potentially
could get stuck at the gate, if you had a bunch of people behind you. I am sure
many are okay with this, but not I. How can they make a bunch of plastic bricks
for sale, but we can not even have a plastic straw? So I have decided, legoland
germany is it. Gonna stay for a week, that's 200g's per brick element
per day, if I am correct. Bring a couple empty suitcases. And give the rest
to a buddy and have him ship them on base. Looks to be about a 3hr drive from
Frankfort. That was my last trip to legoland california. I will not return
again. It's their loss, last time I was there, they had to use x2 golf
carts to move all the stuff I bought to my car.
Totally Disappointed,
Ron P
I guess even LEGO isn’t immune to the crazy’s out in California.
Not excepting cash is probably the worst part.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
App means phone, means tracked by wifi and cellular data, having to pay monthly
from a bank account, etc. It's far less privacy, for sure.
Personally I find it far easier not to pay anything with cash and I barely remember
what our current coins are But I respect people using it for this reason
(plus the fact you see your money spent, while when it's on a Card or App,
you may not realize
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
App means phone, means tracked by wifi and cellular data, having to pay monthly
from a bank account, etc. It's far less privacy, for sure.
It is commonly known over here that AI is listening and watching when ever you
do something online.
Personally I find it far easier not to pay anything with cash and I barely remember
what our current coins are
Yes, I do admit cash is inconvenient, but I rather pay with that than pay credit
interest
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
Good or bad, not sure.
Good if you can’t speak English, or are a introvert
But it is known that without human interaction we won’t get sick leading to weak
immune systems.
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
Good or bad, not sure.
Extremely bad. I usually do pay with a credit card, rarely cash, but I definitely
do not want to order in an "app" ever.
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
Good or bad, not sure.
Extremely bad. I usually do pay with a credit card, rarely cash, but I definitely
do not want to order in an "app" ever.
Not to get political, not accepting cash is often viewed as discriminatory against
the unbanked. However at a recent trip to Universal many of the restaurants
did not have cashiers or staff taking orders. All food was order in the app and
delivered to the table.
Good or bad, not sure.
Extremely bad. I usually do pay with a credit card, rarely cash, but I definitely
do not want to order in an "app" ever.
See what’s happening is instead of you choosing to have a phone, they force you
to have one because you can’t live in society without it.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Overspending is the best tho!
Totally agree, but I just can’t afford the cost no matter how fun it is
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Overspending is the best tho!
Totally agree, but I just can’t afford the cost no matter how fun it is
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Overspending is the best tho!
Totally agree, but I just can’t afford the cost no matter how fun it is
Sounds like you need a higher credit card limit
Every time they ask me about that(because I always pay on time and spend what
I can pay) I decline.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Overspending is the best tho!
What could be overspending???
You just spend what you have to.
Tbh cash makes things more difficult when it’s tax time. I don’t use cash at
all and it makes things much simpler so for their records (or security against
theft) it might make sense for them
True, it is California after all. But I like to pay with cash, as it assists
with helping me not to overspend.
Overspending is the best tho!
What could be overspending???
You just spend what you have to.
**me turning away from the gate after looking in wallet only to see a blue bill**
People probably already know this, but Legoland California no longer has any
pick a brick worth visiting at all.
I had to buy a bag to carry the 4-5 small cups i did get.
It's their loss, last time I was there, they had to use x2 golf
carts to move all the stuff I bought to my car.
Totally Disappointed,
Maybe the average customer does not expect to buy two golf carts full of LEGO
to make their trip worthwhile.
USA, West Virginia
It's their loss, last time I was there, they had to use x2 golf
Canada, Ontario
France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
United Kingdom, England