Hidden Easter Eggs of Legoland

Hi there, I'm one of the Master Model Builders

here at Legoland California.

We're gonna see some behind the scenes features,

and some not so behind the scenes features

that not everybody gets to see everyday.

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Allegedly there's a sasquatch up here.

I've never seen him.

Well, I can't confirm or deny if it's true.

I will say, if you look into the woods,

you might be in for a big surprise.

Being a Dodgers fan, not an Angels fan,

the blue team is dumping the Gatorade

on the red team's heads.

From left to right we have,

Beyonce, Justin Bieber,

the Queen of England, and President Barack Obama.

We're here in Las Vegas at the Flying Brick Show.

We have some BMX bikers and a very special skateboarder.

One of the Master Model Builders built his grandmother

in the middle of a half-pipe

on a skateboard totally shredding.

We're here at the Hollywood Bowl in Southern California.

Of course, we have the Conductor Gustavo Dudamel,

the actual conductor of the Hollywood Bowl orchestra,

but I also slipped in some

less than traditional classical musicians,

like Evgeny Kissin on piano way in the back.

I even have one of my favorites,

Teddy Brown, the famous xylophone player.

But my favorite, favorite Minilander in this model is me,

Master Model Builder and oboe player, Robbie McCarthy.

It's even got my beard.

Anyone who's been to San Francisco has been to Pier 39,

so bush man's right here.

He's the man holding the bushes.

Las Vegas has lots of awesome shows,

but we like to make our own.

Glenn Hendriks is one of the Master Model Builders

who helped build and design Las Vegas,

so he immortalized himself in Lego bricks

in his own special show.

Behind me is Minilander Washington DC.

Washington DC is known as one of

the more haunted cities in America,

especially at the Jefferson Memorial

where we have a headless ghost.

Some model builder or another

keeps moving the ghost around the Jefferson Memorial,

so sometimes it's there and sometimes it's not.

Either that, or it's actually haunted.

We've seen everything from San Francisco,

to New Orleans, to Las Vegas,

and here in Washington DC, too.

If you're ever at Legoland, you know, stop by and say hi!