Posted Wednesday, June 22, 2011 12:25 PM | Contributed by Jeff
Some fun-loving employees at Legoland California distracted the amusement park's general manager Monday morning long enough to replace his blue Volvo with a nearly identical model made from 200,000 Lego bricks. The general manager, Peter Ronchetti, discovered the switch when he walked out of his office building to go to lunch, said a park spokeswoman who watched and photographed the prank.
Read more from The North County Times.
That is absolutely awesome. What a crazy amount of work for such a short prank.
Not really... the article says they normally have the Lego car parked in the main lot.
Saw that when Legoland put it on their FB page the other day...very cool prank!
(Yes, I'm a friend of Legoland....but for some reason, not yet a friend of Jerry's)... ;~)
Last edited by rollergator, Wednesday, June 22, 2011 2:06 PMOh. Guess it pays to read the full article. Still cool though.
I've seen a Lego car before. I forget where though.
This was staged by marketing to go viral. The car is normally in the park near the car attractions. Volvo is a major sponsor.
Last edited by janfrederick, Friday, June 24, 2011 12:16 PMWho cares if it was staged? It's still an awesome prank. :)
They had the means, and with the Lego car in the shop for a refresh, they had the opportunity. Who cares if Marketing provided the motive?
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
RideMan said:
Who cares if it was staged? Who cares if Marketing provided the motive?
You know how silly and fake reality TV is?
Real life is getting just as bad. ;)
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