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Legoland Florida Brick-or-Treat With Kids (2026 Guide)


Little kids in costume trick-or-treating past playful monster decorations at a colorful kids theme park
Family-friendly, not-scary, and included with admission. Brick-or-Treat is one of the best Halloween values near Orlando.

Just southwest of Orlando in Winter Haven, Legoland Florida throws one of the best-value family Halloween events in the state, and it is genuinely made for younger kids. Brick-or-Treat is a not-scary Monster Party with trick-or-treating, silly LEGO monster characters, live shows, and a costume contest, and the best part is that it is included with regular park admission. As an Orlando mom, this is one I happily recommend for the toddler-through-tween crowd. Here is what to know.

2026 dates

Brick-or-Treat returns for a record run in 2026, on select dates from September 5 through October 31. It is a daytime-into-evening event folded into your normal park day, so you get the rides and the Halloween fun in one visit.

What's included

My tips for the day

It is about 45 minutes from Orlando, so I treat it as a full day trip. Go earlier to beat the heat and hit a few rides first, dress the kids in comfy costumes they can play in, and bring a light-up trick-or-treat bag. If you have a season pass, this is where the value really shines, since the Halloween event costs nothing extra on top of your pass. Pack water and sunscreen, it is still very much Florida in October.

Costumes & trick-or-treat gear

The comfy play-friendly costumes, light-up buckets, sun hats, and the cooling gear that survives a Florida park day are all in my Amazon storefront.

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Compare your Orlando Halloween options

Brick-or-Treat is the value pick. For the big nighttime Disney party see my Mickey's Not-So-Scary guide, for the gentlest daytime option see SeaWorld Spooktacular, and for everything not-scary in one place, my family Halloween in Orlando guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is Legoland Brick-or-Treat scary?

No. It is a family-friendly, not-scary Monster Party with trick-or-treating, silly LEGO monster characters, and live shows. It is designed for younger kids.

Is it included with admission?

Yes. Brick-or-Treat is included with regular park admission and select Annual Passes on event dates, with no separate ticket required.

What are the 2026 dates?

Select dates from September 5 through October 31, 2026. Check the official Legoland Florida site for the full calendar before you go.

How far is Legoland from Orlando?

About 45 minutes southwest in Winter Haven. It makes a great day trip, so plan for the drive and a full day at the park.

Heads up: some links in this post are affiliate links, including my Amazon storefront, which means I may earn a small commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you. Dates change, so confirm on the official Legoland Florida site before visiting.
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Janet

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Sources: Legoland Florida, Attractions Magazine. Dates change, confirm before visiting.