Brick or Treat is Legoland Florida’s daytime Halloween event in Winter Haven. In 2026 it runs on 21 select dates from September 5 through November 1: September 5, 6, 12, 19, 26 and 27, October 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31, and November 1. It is mainly a daytime event with a couple of evening extras, not a haunt with night-only scares. New for 2026 is Brick or Treat Street, a walkthrough of life-sized LEGO Monster homes.
The event is built for families with children roughly ages 2 to 12, and Legoland describes it that way. There are no scare actors or haunted houses, so it suits young kids and nervous first-timers. It is included with regular theme park admission on event dates, and select annual passes cover it too, so there is no separate event ticket to buy.
Stats at a Glance
- Park: Legoland Florida Resort, Winter Haven, Florida
- Dates: September 5 to November 1, 2026 (select dates)
- Event nights: Select weekend days: Saturdays and Sundays in September, then Fridays to Sundays from October 2 (check the park calendar)
- Haunted houses: n/a
- Scare zones: n/a
- New for 2026: Brick or Treat Street, life-sized LEGO Monster homes
- Ticket: Included with admission
What’s new for 2026
The headline addition is Brick or Treat Street, an interactive neighborhood where guests knock on the doors of life-sized LEGO Monster homes, meet characters, try mini games and collect candy. Legoland names Plant Monster, Spider Lady, Mummy, Wacky Witch and Wolf Guy, and press coverage lists six homes in all, including a Scarecrow’s Barn. Wacky Witch is a new character this year. Coverage says the street uses a virtual queue, so check the Legoland app or guest services for how it works on your day.
Two evening additions round out the list. The Potion Mischief Light Trail is a nighttime illuminated walkthrough. The Monster Skytacular is a drone show with hundreds of synchronized drones creating LEGO Monster animations set to music. Legoland’s event page lists it on select weekends at 8 p.m. on October 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31, and press coverage says VIP reserved seating is sold separately. Galacticoaster also gets a Halloween theme, with 356 new LEGO elements for customizing your spacecraft.
Haunted houses and scare zones
Brick or Treat has no haunted houses and no scare zones. The Halloween content is meant for kids and is not designed to frighten.
What you will find instead are LEGO Monster meet-and-greets and decorated Halloween scenery around the park. Lord Vampyre and Wacky Witch are among the characters named in coverage, so plan a few photo stops along the way.
Daytime and family activities
Trick-or-treating is the core activity. Candy stations are open throughout the park from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on event days, and Legoland provides the candy bags. Other activities include LEGO building activities for all ages and live Halloween performances, including a Monster Rocker jam and a LEGO Zombie Cheerleader pep rally. The Great Monster Chase 4D movie is part of the lineup too.
Legoland also has a fall food menu. Highlights include Monster Loaded Fries at Dragon’s Den, served in a LEGO Zombie head, and Pumpkin Pie Apple Fries at Granny’s Apple Fries, served in a souvenir LEGO Pumpkin head. Drinks and sweets include a Broomstick Berry Shake at Kingdom Cones, a Spider Slush at LEGOLAND Coffee Co and a Green Machine float at Firehouse Ice Cream. Savory options include the Hex Wrap at Kick’n Chicken Co and the Franken Slice at Brickolini’s Pizza and Pasta. ClickOrlando reports dining packages from $44 for adults and $23 for children.
Tickets, passes and Fast Lane
Legoland’s event page says a separate ticket is not needed, because Brick or Treat is included with general admission on event dates. Select annual passes include it as well, so confirm your pass level before you go. The event page lists kids tickets from $39 per day, and tickets are sold on Legoland Florida’s official website.
Extras such as VIP seating for the drone show are sold on top of admission. Check the official site for current pricing on those and on any skip-the-line options.
Tips for your visit
Event days are limited, so pick your date first and then buy tickets. Park hours vary by date, so check the calendar for opening and closing times. Trick-or-treating runs until 7 p.m., so arriving early leaves time for rides before the candy stations get busy.
If you want the light trail or the drone show, plan to stay into the evening. The drone show is only on select October weekends, so choose one of those dates if it matters to you. Central Florida is warm and humid in September and early October, so bring sunscreen, water and comfortable shoes. Costumes are part of the fun, but light ones that breathe are the practical choice.
The event is not a scare experience, so there are no scare-content height rules. Ride height requirements still apply to individual attractions. Check the Legoland Florida website for parking details and prices before you arrive.
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Brick or Treat 2026 at Legoland Florida FAQs
When does Brick or Treat 2026 start and end?
Brick or Treat 2026 runs on select dates from September 5 through November 1. The dates are September 5, 6, 12, 19, 26 and 27, October 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31, and November 1. The event does not run on other days, so check the Legoland calendar.
Is Brick or Treat included with park admission?
Yes. Legoland says a separate ticket is not needed, because it is included with general admission on event dates, and select annual passes include it too. Extras like VIP drone show seating cost more.
Is Brick or Treat too scary for kids?
No. Legoland designs it for families with children ages 2 to 12. There are no haunted houses or scare actors, just LEGO Monster characters, trick-or-treating, shows and a light trail.
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