Jaunted

They’ve seemed to have solidified plans for all the different areas of the park, and there’s already an official park map available. The Beginning, Fun Town, DUPLO village—that one for the little guys—and Pirate’s Cove are just some of the new areas that tourists will be flocking to beginning next fall. Despite all the options, we’re most interested in visiting Miniland USA, because that’s where you can see a Lego-a-fied version of New York City—complete with Bronx zoo—as well as Las Vegas, and Washington, DC.

If you’re already looking for a unique stocking stuffer, you can order tickets to the park, even though they’ll be useless until the park opens in October of 2011. Tickets are $65, but there are annual pass options if little plastic bits and pieces are your thing—those start at $99. However, you have to act quickly, as once 2011 rolls around ticket prices are going up by $10. It certainly won’t be cheap to visit the newest Legoland, but we’re thinking most, including us, won’t be able to resist.

[Photo: Legoland, via Orlando Sentinel]