Reading Brick Show

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Yes. You’ll make some great memories at the show so please do capture them with your camera.
If you post any pictures or videos on social media please use the hashtags #ReadiBrick and #ReadingBrickShow

No. Please do not eat in the show hall.

Visitors under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

No. Please do not arrive with your own LEGO models. We have a number of interactive games and opportunities to build with LEGO.

No. The LEGO provided for play and building during the show must be left at the show when you leave. It is needed for future events.
There will be a number of marketplace stalls selling LEGO products which you may take home.

Please adhere to the times printed on your ticket.  We have a timed entry restriction on tickets. Each ticket allows the purchaser 3 hours to enjoy the show.

Tickets must be purchased in advance via this website. If we do not sell out, then you may be able to pay for show entry on the door, however entry is not be guaranteed without a prepaid ticket.

Yes your contact and payment information is securely managed by PayPal. The Reading Brick Show (operated by You-Superstar Limited) will not receive your payment card information. All contact information and customer communication is held securely in compliance with our data privacy policy.

Children aged under 3 do not need a ticket. They may enter the show with their parent or guardian.
Everyone else will need to buy a ticket.

Please immediately check your payment card transactions to see if the payment has been processed. If payment was taken then get in contact with erica@readibrick.com to complete the ticketing process.

All ticket sales are final. However if you contact us at least 48 hours in advance of the weekend event we will endeavour to help switch your entrance day.

Yes. The show has wide access entrances and flat floors to allow for wheelchair access. There are ramps outside the front of the building and within the main reception area. All exhibits are on the ground floor. There is disabled parking directly outside the entrance.
There will be seating in the robot arena area if you need to take a break and relax. For those visitors who struggle in crowded or noisy rooms we recommend buying a Sunday ticket and visiting in the afternoon as it is normally the quietest time.

We recommend taking the 21 bus which stops directly outside Loddon Valley Leisure Centre. Parking at the leisure centre and Chalfont Park overflow car parks is limited.

Yes, the bus route you will need is the number 21 and leaves from various points around Reading town centre. It runs every 20 minutes on Saturday and Sunday. More information on local bus services can be found on the Reading Buses website.

No, there is free a car park at Loddon Valley but the centre will be open to swimmers and other people visiting the leisure centre so it may be busy. There is overflow car parking available at the Chalfont Park Car Park, situated on the other side of Asda. Both car parks are free to park in. Please do not park in the Asda car park.

To register your interest in providing a LEGO® model, please complete the enquiry form.

To register your interest in providing a vendor stall, please complete the enquiry form.

Please complete the enquiry form to register your interest in being a volunteer at the show.