Ischgl | LEGO®
LEGO® Winter Experience in Ischgl 2026/27
During the 2026/27 winter season, Ischgl will once again be transformed into a unique LEGO® experience world.
From late November 2026 to early April 2027, guests of all ages can look forward to a varied LEGO winter experience full of creativity, fun and alpine adventures.
Under the slogan “LEGO Winter Fun for Everyone – Creative, Active, Unique”, LEGO GmbH, Silvrettaseilbahn AG and the Paznaun – Ischgl Tourist Board are presenting an unforgettable programme of activities for young and old alike. Whether at the Pardorama mountain restaurant, the Silvretta Therme or the ski school’s children’s area – everywhere, the focus is on shared experiences, creative building and playful discovery.
Highlights at a glance
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The world’s largest LEGO® fan exhibition – at the Pardorama mountain restaurant, featuring colourful LEGO-themed worlds and a variety of hands-on building activities.
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Snow sculptures under the theme "Harry Potter™ – LEGO® & HBO Max" from 10 to 15 January
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Technical Highlight – McLaren P1 made from 342,817 LEGO® Technic bricks at Idalp
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Action in the Air – LEGO® Star Wars™ and LEGO® Technic cable cars on the Silvretta Cable Car and the 3-S Pardatschgrat Cable Car
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Creative building activities & impressive large-scale figures to marvel at and get involved with
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Interactive LEGO® Discovery Pass for adventurers of all ages
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The world’s largest gondola made from LEGO® bricks – an exclusive photo spot at the valley station of the Pardatschgratbahn
Highlights from the world’s largest Lego exhibition
The world's highest LEGO® fan exhibition
A real highlight for families, LEGO® fans and creative minds: Ischgl presents the world's highest LEGO fan exhibition in the Pardorama mountain restaurant. Visitors can expect a fascinating mix of winter-themed worlds, imaginative building ideas and detailed LEGO models. In addition to the impressive exhibits, there will be changing hands-on activities throughout the winter season – from festive Christmas constructions and LEGO racing cars to Valentine's Day, Easter and Mother's Day specials. The exhibition is included in the ski pass and pedestrian ticket, making it an ideal destination for skiers and non-skiers alike.
Harry Potter™ – LEGO® & HBO Max
From 10–15 January 2027, things will take a magical turn at “Formen in Weiss” in Ischgl: under the theme “Harry Potter™ – LEGO® & HBO Max”, international artists will be creating works inspired by what is arguably the world’s most famous wizarding world. With plenty of creativity and craftsmanship, a total of ten extraordinary snow sculptures will be created – five inspired by LEGO® Harry Potter™ and five by the upcoming HBO Original series “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”, which premieres this Christmas on HBO Max. From 16 January 2027, visitors can view the finished sculptures whilst out on skis or a snowboard.
Top performance at 2,320 metres: Why a McLaren P1 is parked on the Idalp
Those who prefer solid engineering to magical spells will find what they’re looking for in the next highlight: what is a supercar doing in the middle of an Alpine winter? It proves that the will to engineer knows no bounds! As a symbol of extreme engineering and the highest precision, visitors to the Idalp can look forward to a spectacular 1:1 scale model of the McLaren P1 from the LEGO® Technic range. To create it, 23 specialists in design and model-making used exactly 342,817 bricks and invested an incredible 8,344 hours. An absolute must-see for all motorsport fans!
LEGO® gondolas: hanging eye-catchers
From November 2026 to May 2027, one cabin each on the Silvretta Cable Car and the 3-S Pardatschgrat Cable Car will be transformed into floating LEGO works of art. Instead of traditional winter scenes, the cabins will now feature fast-paced action scenes focusing on LEGO® Star Wars™ and LEGO® Technic against an atmospheric snowy backdrop.
World record gondola made from LEGO® bricks
Since April 2025, the world's largest gondola made of LEGO® bricks has been standing in Ischgl. The structure, which is 4.51 metres high, 2.70 metres long and 2.43 metres wide, consists of around 400,000 bricks and holds the official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title. The gondola was built during the 2024/25 winter season in the Pardorama, where guests and locals helped with the construction. The window areas with iconic Ischgl motifs made from 24,576 LEGO dots are particularly impressive.
The record-breaking gondola is on permanent display in the entrance area of the 3-S Pardatschgratbahn A2 and is an exceptional photo spot for souvenir pictures and selfies.
LEGO® figures and explorer pass
Visitors can admire impressive LEGO® figures throughout Ischgl. These figures not only adorn various locations such as the shuttle buses to the ski area, Silvretta Therme and the Tourist Office, but also offer interactive puzzle fun for children. Anyone who answers all the questions on the Discovery Pass correctly will receive an exclusive LEGO goodie. The Discovery Pass is available at all ticket offices of Silvrettaseilbahn AG, the Silvretta Therme and at the Ischgl Tourist Office.
Creative oasis: the Silvretta Therme
A world of LEGO® fun awaits you and your family at Silvretta Therme. Here you can create creative structures together, including winter motifs made from LEGO bricks. In addition to these special building activities, the Silvretta Therme offer other highlights such as a Nintendo game station, which provides additional variety during your relaxing visit.
