LEGO® City Hospital 60330 Building Kit (816 Pieces)

This is one of the best Lego city sets I've ever seen. The amount of figures was good and the quality and features of the rooms were impressive. This was very fun to build and the vehicles are very well made. It was bigger than I expected and the amount of pieces was decent for the price since it took quite a while to make. I was very happy with this set so I give it 5 stars

So, I disagree with the low scoring reviews. This hospital is one of the better sets this year. Let me first start off by saying that the fact there is a new road plate included and that compatibility is encouraged is excellent. It is nice to see LEGO pushing the new system and providing excellent sets that fit it. Let's talk about parts and design. Yes, there are fewer parts STRUCTURALLY than your older hospital sets but that is because the newer parts are able to fill the gap of all the older smaller parts, leaving room for more detail such as the children's sector and various wards while keeping the price the same. There are tons of play features in this set, from the XRAY machine to the ambulance and there are some great figures in this set too. It is well worth the price and it will fit great in my city, as it will yours.

This is the perfect lego set🤩! It took me about 2 1/2 hours to build and turned out perfect. Lego did a great job with this set and looks perfect in my city. I would recommend, 5 stars ✨

Pricey set, but grandson is having a lot of fun with it! Complements the other sets in the "City" group of Legos. For older kids, but the 10 year is able to put it all together!

Our grandson is 7 and he loved it! We thought it was a little pricy but that is what Legos cost now. It is good size. We always get fast service from Walmart and we appreciate it!! Thank you.

The new sets and new roads are great, but could you please add a few extra dark grey 4x2 flat plates to the sets. There are no extra pieces included which means you cannot join it to other newer sets with the new road system

I like this set. It is a great addition to my city. But I am disappointed that it does not have a pediatricians office in there. Other than that, this set is worth every coin.

Got this on my trip to Paris last year at your store in Châtelet Les Halles and built it over a day during late April. It was so fun to see everything come together right before my eyes and really has story behind it. It doesn't have any clear connection between floors 1,2,2b? and 3 and could have more road and more rooms. You would have a gorgeous view from the top though and has great attention to detail. Also if you're going to get this, after you receive it, leave a review! LEGO makes it as easy as possible for you to do so, you can earn a free prize as well. Most importantly, it helps LEGO create cooler, better sets, because they care about your opinion!

My initial thoughts on this set upon announcement were that it was lacking in detail and features as compared to the 60204 hospital from 2018, while retailing for a higher price. I was skeptical even into the building process, but after finishing it, I started to consider what it really had to offer. I regard the 2018 hospital as one of the best Lego City sets largely on account of its play value. I was certain that the new model wouldn't be able to top it, but then I started comparing them and found that I actually like the new one more. The ambulance design is fantastic and original, the interior is more interesting (the ground floor waiting area is astronomically better than that of 60204, among other things), and the exterior design is more dynamic and visually present. The higher price can also partially be accounted for when adjusting for inflation. The most notable downside to this set and other 2022 releases is the lack of modularity. sections cannot be easily removed from one another in order to provide easy access into some interior spaces. This is most prominent in the operating/delivery room. Access is restricted by the relatively small opening into the room, as well as the curved window piece, which surrounds the bassinet and makes it rather difficult to access it. In conclusion, I consider this set to be a win and a worthy successor to the 2018 hospital.

I remember when I received my first hospital set back in the early 2000s. It was awesome with lots and lots of bricks. Compared to previous versions the new city sets continue to disappoint. The numbers of bricks keep decreasing, along with playability and joy. I don't understand why LEGO, after becoming a worldwide brand, dumb down their products like this. Greed does not help you LEGO! This way LEGO lets fans down.