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New LEGO Store Opens in Petah Tikva, Israel

The 11th official LEGO store in Israel is scheduled to open on Thursday, October 15th, at the Ofer the Big Mall in Petah Tikva. Operated by Tor Group, the new branch will span approximately 200 square meters and will be the largest official LEGO store in the country.

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New LEGO Store Opens in Petah Tikva, Israel
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What happened

  1. 01The 11th and largest official LEGO store in Israel will open on Thursday, October 15th, in Petah Tikva.
  2. 02The new 200-square-meter store is located at the Ofer the Big Mall and is operated by Tor Group.
  3. 03The store will offer exclusive sets, interactive displays, and personalized building stations like "Build a Minifigure."
  4. 04New LEGO VIP CLUB members will receive special benefits and a gift with purchase on opening day.
  5. 05Tor Group has experienced high demand for LEGO products in Israel since launching its first store in 2022.
  6. 06The store's opening is linked to the memory of Sgt. Major Netta Baram, who died on October 7th.

The new store will feature the widest selection of LEGO products in Israel, including exclusive sets, 3D models, interactive displays, and personalized building experiences such as "Build a Minifigure" and "Pick a Brick." To celebrate the opening, new members of the LEGO VIP CLUB will receive special benefits and a complimentary gift with purchases made on the opening day.

Tor Group, founded and chaired by Eran Thor, began its Israeli expansion in 2022 and has seen high demand for LEGO products across its existing branches. The opening of the Petah Tikva store is also linked to the memory of Sgt. Major Netta Baram, a fallen soldier and passionate LEGO collector who died on October 7th, whose family continues to honor his legacy by building LEGO in his memory.

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