Fans queued for hours ahead of the opening of a new Lego Store in Norwich.
Hundreds of people queued for the opening of a new Lego store in Norfolk on Thursday morning. The shop opened its doors at Chantry Place shopping centre on St Stephen's Street in Norwich at . The first person in the queue had been there since .
Al, 23, joined the queue at and told BBC Radio Norfolk: "We've wanted one here for so long. It's going to pull people from such a large area. I can't believe we haven't had it sooner." Before the Norwich store opened, the nearest official Lego Store for many Norfolk shoppers was in Stratford, east London.
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