LEGOLAND® MALAYSIA BRINGS JOHOR'S FOOTBALL PRIDE TO LIFE WITH NEW MINILAND SULTAN IBRAHIM. The new attraction celebrates Johor Darul Ta’zim’s football legacy through one of MINILAND’s most immersive and technologically advanced builds to date.
LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort has unveiled a brand-new attraction at the heart of its iconic MINILAND, celebrating Johor’s sporting spirit through a LEGO® recreation of the iconic Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, home of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) Football Club.
Launched on 16 August 2026, the new MINILAND Sultan Ibrahim Stadium brings one of Johor’s most recognisable sporting landmarks into the LEGO world. Featuring detailed model craftsmanship, dynamic lighting and animated match-day moments, the attraction reflects the actual energy of Johor football.
At LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, MINILAND celebrates the stories, cultures and achievements that define Malaysia and the region, making the addition of Sultan Ibrahim Stadium a natural extension of that mission.
BRINGING JOHOR’S FOOTBALL PRIDE TO LIFE IN MINILAND
The new attraction represents the next evolution of MINILAND experiences, combining intricate LEGO craftsmanship with enhanced interactivity, immersive soundscapes and dynamic lighting effects.
As the newest addition to MINILAND’s collection of iconic regional landmarks and cityscapes, Sultan Ibrahim Stadium celebrates one of Johor’s key modern landmarks and the extraordinary success of JDT Football Club. More than a recreation of a stadium, the attraction honours the club, a source of pride for Johoreans and football fans across the region.
Built using more than 400,000 LEGO bricks, the MINILAND attraction recreates the excitement of a live football match through crowd animation, lighting effects, and storytelling inspired by the Southern Tigers’ home ground. Whether they are dedicated JDT supporters, football enthusiasts or visitors taking MINILAND in for the very first time, guests can experience Johor’s football culture through the creativity and imagination of LEGO play.
A SHARED CELEBRATION OF COMMUNITY AND SPORT
The collaboration between LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort and JDT Football Club brings together two communities united by passion, creativity and pride, transforming football fandom into an interactive family experience within the world of LEGO play.
To mark the launch, LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort has also introduced an Exclusive Limited-Edition Annual Pass & Rewards. Inspired by the iconic design elements of Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, the pass offers special privileges across both LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort and JDT experiences. Fans can also explore a series of exclusive engagement activities and rewards designed to bring both communities closer together.
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For more information, visit the LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort Website or visit their Facebook and Instagram for details and tickets.
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Keren banget! MINILAND Sultan Ibrahim Stadium at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort nampak real! Sports fan & LEGO lovers wajib datang.
ReplyDeleteYaaa amazing betul, stadium boleh di jadikan lego macamtu
DeleteSampai anak dah besar-besar belum sampai lagi Legoland.
ReplyDeleteSemoga lekas sembyh SL.
One day nanti mesti sampai sini..
DeleteMakaseh Ibo doakan Saya
Wah, kereeeen.. Stadion mininya betul-betul dibuat dari Lego semua ni ya?
ReplyDeleteUntung anak saya belum kenal lego mbak. Kalau saya ajak kesini, takutnya dia betah gamau balik-balik lagi, hihihi
Hahaha iyaa Putri kalau nampak ini mau dia minta ke sini, terus enggak mau keluar nanti dari situ hahahaha
DeleteAda nampak juga dalam TikTok. Dalam tu nampak macam kecil je. Rupanya besar juga tu. Memang patutlah ada bangunan iconic tu dalam legoland Johor.
ReplyDeleteYaa Fiza, agak besar Miniland Stadium tu.. kalau datang Johor, bolehlah singgah sini lihat-lihat
DeleteBaikkk...nak sampai ke JB ni pun bercinta even bangsa Johor. kita dok utara Johor rasa macam jauh bebenor. hihi...
Deletedh lama MZ tak bwk my boys gi legoland...last ke sana tahun 2021 rasanya ie zmn covid baru nak reda
ReplyDeletePertama sekali je masuk Legoland. Harap ada kali yang ke 2
ReplyDeletePertanyaan saya kan, berapa orang lah yg buat miniatur stadiun ini dr Lego 🤣🤣🤣. Salut lah, ga sakit mata dan tangan mereka yaaa 😂😂.
ReplyDeleteKalau saya memang dah menyerah 😭😅
KSarie tidak tersampai-sampai lagi Legoland ni. Makin bertambah tarikan di sini ye.
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