Legoland Florida's Brick or Treat: Spooky Halloween Fun for Families

Orlando area families seeking Halloween entertainment can visit Legoland Florida Resort for its annual Brick or Treat event. The park features seasonal decorations, interactive experiences and treats on select dates through Oct. 31.

This year's event introduces Brick or Treat Street, a new neighborhood with six life-sized LEGO Monster homes. Visitors can explore these structures, engage with special effects and complete challenges. The area also offers opportunities to meet new characters, including the LEGO Wacky Witch, and other LEGO Monster figures for photos.

Model shop manager Ryan Wood highlighted the detailed designs of the new neighborhood buildings, which are inspired by LEGO pieces and sets. "I love the accuracy in detail that went into all of these creations," Wood said. The resort contains an estimated 30 million LEGO bricks.

In addition to Brick or Treat Street, the park offers traditional Halloween activities and LEGO-themed entertainment. Families can collect complimentary candy from trick-or-treat stations throughout the park between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on event days. Entertainment includes performances like "Jam out with LEGO Monster Rocker" and a rally with the LEGO Zombie Cheerleader. Returning shows include the V.I.M. Dance Party with Lord Vampyre, Jammin’ Jacks, and the 4D movie adventure, "The Great Monster Chase."

Select October nights feature the Monster Skytacular, a drone show with LEGO Monster-inspired scenes synchronized to music. The show is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31.

The park's seasonal menu includes limited-time items such as Pumpkin Pie Apple Fries served in a souvenir LEGO Pumpkin Minifigure Head and Monster Loaded Fries in a LEGO Zombie Minifigure Head. Dining packages are available.

The Galacticoaster, an indoor family coaster in LEGO Galaxy, has been updated with 356 new Halloween-themed LEGO elements.

Brick or Treat is included with general park admission.