LEGOLAND IN DE POLDER

NOTIFICATION: The location on geocaching.com is NOT the location where you can find the cache !!!

WHY THIS CACHE!
In April 2012 a person in the City Council of Haarlemmermeer dropped a proposal to try and get "Legoland" located in the polder. The still to be developed area “Park21” was designated as a very suitable location mostly due to its location in the Randstad and the availability of Schiphol nearby. Creating "Legoland Haarlemmermeer" would be an asset to the polder and its inhabitants, provide employability an give an economic boost to the region.

Many, including us, immediately became enthusiastic. Unfortunately, the decision was not based on any concrete plan and no majority was formed in the City Council to turn these plans into reality.

To get over our disappointment we ourselves started working on a (very) small version of Legoland to build. So go on, answer the questions and come over to have a look!
But be aware: You first have to pass the "Pirate Captain" who is the caretaker of the keys to this cache.

THE MINIFIG EXCHANGE!
This cache does not contain any “goodies”. In the cache you will find the “Minifighouse”. If you want you can exchange one of your own minifigs for one of the minifigs inside this house. You don’t need to, but please do not take any minifigure from the house if you do not leave another one behind!!!
(Needless to mention: It is obviously NOT the intention to swap a minifig for a goodie).

TB HOTEL!
There’s also a box in which TB’s or Coins can be dropped or exchanged.
Please keep in mind that A hotel is not A hotel when there are no guests.

GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE!
For the winners of Gold, Silver and Bronze we have put a little Lego surprise in the cache. Are you the fastest? Please feel free to take one home with you.

TO THE QUESTIONS:
J) At present there are many different manufacturers that produce a kind of "Lego". But who is the real inventor of the Lego Building Brick? (Stack count the word value of the first names)

B) Of course, a brand does not just come falling from the sky, so even with Lego. From which has the word Lego been derived? (Count the number of words)

H) In the beginning Lego produced wooden toys. When did the production of the first plastic Lego blocks start? (Take the third digit of the year)

G) Lego has several offices and factories around the world. But where was the first Lego Factory located? (Stack count the word value of the name)

D) In the first Lego sets no little mini figures were used. In what year did these mini figures get introduced in the Lego sets? (Take the third digit of the year)

I) There are many popular series that Lego releases or have been released. We are looking for the four Ninjas of the Lego Ninjago series which were trained by "Sensei Wu". (Stack count the word value of all names)

E) Another very popular series which has certainly contributed to the rising popularity of Lego is the Lego "Star Wars" series. In what year did the first sets of this series get introduced on the market? (Take last digit of the year)

C) For younger children Lego creates the large bricks called Lego Duplo. What's printed on the road sign in set number 2971? (Stack count the numeric value of the first letter)

A) All Lego elements have a unique number. What is the number of a Lego block with 2x3 studs? (Sum the individual numbers)

K) Lego has a diverse number of series released with various themes. What is the name of the Lego theme in which explorers search for a lost city beneath the sea level? (Stack count the word value of the name)

L) A series that does not really look similar to Lego is Lego Bionicle. What is the name of the "spiders" from this Bionicle series that came on the market in 2005? (Stack count the word value of the name)

F) Lego is for adults and children. But what is the nickname of an adult Lego fan? (Stack count the word value of the name)

M) As with many hobbies, there are clubs set up for Lego fanatics. What is the name of the Dutch Lego Club which was created in 1994? (Stack count the word value of the complete name)

THE CACHELOCATION:
The numeric code, which you need to open the lock on the cache location, is from a very familiar yellow Technical Lego set from 1977. Please do not forget to take this code with you on your journey otherwise Legoland will unfortunately stay closed!!!
Numeric code for the lock: (E-C)(I+G)(M-D)

“LegoLand in de Polder” can be visited at: "North" AB CD.EFG "East" H IJ.KLM
It’s open 24/7, but please try to plan your visit on a "reasonable" moment.

CHECKER: You can check your coordinates with the checker which is placed on the Dutch listing on GeoCaching.com (http://coord.info/GC40F09).

If you like you can add the following banner to you profile after visiting our cache:

Underneath you find the code which you need to add to your profile:

Hints:

[Puzzle] Gb purpx gur nafjref: Gur fhz bs gur nafjref vf fvkgl-frira.

[Cache] Gur orfg jnl gb ivrj vg vf gb fvg va sebag bs vg.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)

Puzzle: To check the answers: The sum of the answers is sixty-seven.

Cache: The best way to view it is to sit in front of it.