800,000 bricks and Southeast Asia’s largest LEGO Botanicals showcase just opened at Jewel. I went on opening day to figure out what’s actually worth your time.
Jewel Changi Airport launched Celebrate Jewel Blooms with LEGO Botanicals on 26 May 2026, and it runs until 26 July for the main installations and stamp rally, with the Canopy Park portion extending to 30 August 2026.
What you can do at this pop-up?
The highlight is the LEGO stamp rally, but there’s more.
For the stamp rally, start your journey at the LEGO pop-up store at Basement 1, beside Lobby F. You’ll hav eto collect your stamp rally card there.
There are seven designated stamp locations across Jewel — three of which is at Canopy Park on Level 5, with the other four at Terminal 2 and 3 linkways, beside Shake Shack, and the LEGO pop-up. The location of each station is listed on the card.
Once you’ve collected all of them, you bring the completed rally card back to the LEGO pop-up store to redeem a free LEGO toucan. It’s while stocks last, so I’d make this a priority on the visit rather than an afterthought!
Next, build your own LEGO flowers at the pop-up. You pick up your bricks, assemble a flower — either according to their reference image, or something completely new. You can’t bring it home, but I think it’s such a cute date idea.
The store has a solid range of LEGO Botanicals sets and giant builds you can photograph too.
Up on Level 5, Canopy Park (ticketed) has been reworked into a “Gardens of the World” horticultural trail based on the LEGO Icons series. The Japanese garden section is the strongest — a koi pond and Japanese house built entirely from LEGO bricks, modelled on the 10315 Tranquil Garden set.
The trail ends at an English countryside scene based on the 11372 Autumn Cottage Garden set, with a mushroom house detail that’s a good finishing touch.
Ongoing promotions during this event
If you’re already spending at Jewel, the promos are worth noting.
LEGO premiums — a Brick Sling Bag, Brick Mug in two colours, Minifig Pouch, or Travel Organiser — are purchasable with a minimum $60 spend.
UOB cardholders can redeem a $10 Jewel Gift Voucher with $150 in same-day spending.
School holidays deal: Canopy Park’s Double Nets Bundle is 25% off from 30 May to 28 June.
There’s also a $2 ice cream deal at Monarchs & Milkweed when you spend $20 on Canopy Park attractions.
Why it’s worth going?
I’d specifically go for the stamp rally and the B1 flower build — both are free, both give you something to do beyond looking at installations, and the toucan redemption at the end is a genuinely good souvenir.
Most of the event is accessible without spending anything (or just $6 at Canopy Park), which makes it easy to work into a day at Changi if you’re already heading that way.
FAQ
- Is the LEGO Botanicals event at Jewel free?
Most of it is. The Forest Valley installations and the B1 LEGO pop-up — including the free flower build — are free to access. Canopy Park on Level 5 is ticketed at $6. - How does the stamp rally work?
Pick up a rally card at the LEGO pop-up at B1 (beside Lobby F), collect stamps at all seven designated locations (including a stop at Canopy Park on Level 5), and bring the completed card to the LEGO pop-up at Basement 1 to redeem a free LEGO toucan souvenir. Redemption is while stocks last.
- When does the LEGO Botanicals event at Jewel end?
The Forest Valley installations and stamp rally run until 26 July 2026. The Canopy Park experience runs a month longer, until 30 August 2026.
- Is the flower build at the B1 pop-up actually free?
Yes — the build-your-own LEGO flowers activity at the Basement 1 pop-up is free to build, but you can’t bring it home
Date: 26 May–26 July 2026 (Forest Valley & stamp rally); Canopy Park until 30 August 2026
Location: Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
Opening hours:
Monday–Thu: 10am-9pm
Fri-Sun: 10am-10pm
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