Hundreds Queue in Norwich for New Lego Store Opening
· GlobeWire Daily Business Desk · Source: www.bbc.co.uk

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Hundreds of shoppers gathered early Thursday morning to queue for the grand opening of a brand-new Lego store located within the Chantry Place shopping centre on St Stephen's Street in Norwich.
The retail location officially welcomed its first customers at 09:00 GMT. Enthusiasm among local fans was evident as early risers secured their spots hours in advance. According to reports, the very first person in line arrived at the location at 04:00 GMT to ensure a prime position.
Early Arrivals and Local Reaction
- Dedicated Fans: Al, 23, joined the queue at 05:00 GMT.
- Fan Testimony: Al told BBC Radio Norfolk, "We've wanted one here for so long. It's going to pull people from such a large area. I can't believe we haven't had it sooner."
- Previous Travel: Prior to this opening, many shoppers in the Norfolk area had to travel to Stratford in east London to visit the nearest official Lego Store.
Practical Implications and Verification
For residents and visitors looking to visit the new Chantry Place location, checking peak hours and local shopping centre guidelines before travelling is recommended. Official announcements and updates regarding store events can be verified through official corporate channels or local broadcast reports.
AI-assisted reporting; source claims are attributed and have not been independently verified.
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