While other Orlando theme parks focus on intense scares suitable for an older crowd, Legoland Florida’s Brick or Treat is spooky fun for the whole family. When imagination meets spooky, the experience becomes even more memorable.
Legoland Florida has always been a place where all ages can come together for an inclusive theme park experience. Whether it is soaring to new heights on the Galacticoaster or exploring the complexities of building a totally new world, the combination of play and fun are just want families want.
For Halloween, the theme park balances traditional seasonal activities with all new experiences. Whether it is the first visit or another weekly stop, the special promotion will surprise and delight everyone who attends.
Running on select dates through October 31, Brick or Treat features trick or treating throughout the park, character meet and greets, live shows, and the option to build Halloween creations. It is easy to fill the day with activities.
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From the adventurous to the kid who just wants an overflowing candy bag, Brick or Treat has an option for everyone. As people have come to appreciate, these Lego Monsters are slightly scary, but never sinister. This mummy is one that you would welcome at the breakfast table with a bowl of his favorite cereal.
After its triumphant debut earlier this year, the Galacticoaster gets a special Halloween overlay. The indoor family coaster has 356 new Halloween-themed Lego elements. Before blasting off into the celestial experience, guests can customize their spacecraft. Whether that ship is mismatch Frankenstein-esque ride or an old school vampire inspired cruiser, everyone can see their imagination take shape.
Another monster inspired vehicle experience puts the kids in the driver seat. The Department of Monster Vehicles is far removed from the traditional DMV. From plowing over gigantic obstacles to avoiding glowing spills, the smaller drivers will squeal in delight as they drive this course.
Step into the Halloween Story at Legoland’s Brick or Treat
New for the 2026 event, Legoland offers Knock, Play and Trick-or-Treat Down Brick or Treat Street. At this event, no one is ding dong ditching the life-size Lego Monster homes.
Each of the specialty houses have interactive features. From playful challenges to unique surprises, this experience is one that guests will want to repeat time and again.
The six life-size homes include a Wacky Witch’s Cottage, Spider Lady’s Castle, Plant Monster’s Greenhouse and Mummy’s Throne Room. Plus, no one will worry that these houses have a trick waiting to be sprung behind the door. Everything is meant to be fun for even the little ones.
Additionally, Legoland introduces a new character, Wacky Witch. As the name conveys, this character has more sugary concoctions in her cauldron than any ghastly spells. She has both a home to visit and will be included in character meet and greets.
Throughout the theme park, guests can experience dance parties, shows, and even The Great Monster Chase 4D movie. Every minute has another experience waiting to be enjoyed.
And, if all that fun makes guests hungry, Legoland Florida has a monster-sized Halloween food and beverage menu. From sweet sippers like the Broomstick Berry Shake and Spider Slush to hearty meals like the Franken-slice and the Hex Wrap, even the pickiest eater will find something that they enjoy.
Plus, the popular Apple Fries get a seasonal makeover. The Pumpkin Pie Apple Fries are served in a souvenir LEGO Pumpkin Minifigure Head. For people who prefer savory fries, the Green Machine, Monster Loaded Fries served in a LEGO Zombie Minifigure Head.
Legoland Florida’s Brick or Treat 2026 runs September 5 through October 31 on select dates. Information on dates, tickets, and more can be found at LEGOLAND.com/Florida.
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