• LEGO Store with a Pick & Build wall, where kids fill a cup with loose bricks and build their own minifigure
• Two hours of free parking in 3,600 underground spaces, so a quick LEGO run costs nothing to park
• Ozone Bowling with lanes, arcade and sports games and simulators, for a rainy afternoon with older kids

The first shopping center in the Madrid region, opened in 1983, with more than 200 shops across three floors around a skylit atrium. For kids the draw is the LEGO Store, with a Pick & Build wall of loose bricks and a station to build your own minifigure. Ozone Bowling adds lanes, arcade games and simulators, and Cines La Vaguada has eight screens for a rainy afternoon.