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A Lego-inspired temporary burger restaurant experience — one that will cost $47 per person for a custom burger and a drink — is coming to a yet-to-be-announced location at or near Orlando International Airport.
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Tickets are on sale now for Brick Burger-Orlando, a pop-up experience on Sept. 2-3 somewhere on Jeff Fuqua Boulevard in Orlando. The event invites you to “unleash your creativity and build your burger masterpiece,” allowing diners to choose from a selection of colorful Lego brick-shaped menu items including beef patty, crispy chicken fillet or a veggie option, according to the event website.
Along with building your own burger, the experience also will include colorful Lego-themed furniture, walls and a brick-building station, according to the website. Check out the photo gallery above to get a sneak peek at what will be offered at the experience.
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