LEGOLAND Florida’s Brick or Treat returns Saturday, September 26, after its opening date, giving families a full week to plan for the event’s included admission, afternoon candy hours and evening attractions. The park does not list the event for Sunday, September 20, or on weekdays before the next weekend.
The official event calendar schedules the next sessions for September 26 and 27, followed by October 2-4, 9-11, 16-18, 23-25, 30-31 and November 1. Brick or Treat is included with regular theme-park admission and eligible passes; visitors do not need a separate event ticket.
What changes on event days
Candy stations operate from 2 to 7 p.m., with bags available at the stations. The new Brick or Treat Street is an interactive walk-through built around themed monster homes, treats and collaborative building. The park also lists an interactive Potion Mischief Light Trail and a Halloween version of Galacticoaster.
The late-night finale is not offered on every Brick or Treat date. LEGOLAND lists its Monster Skytacular drone show for 8 p.m. only on October 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31. Families visiting September 26 or 27 should therefore not plan around the drone show.
Costumes are permitted for adults and children, but the park prohibits full-face masks, realistic or prop weapons, graphic violence and gore. Those restrictions matter for families arriving dressed for trick-or-treating because noncompliant items or costumes may have to be removed.
Ticket and hotel choices
LEGOLAND’s current ticket page advertises one-day admission starting at $39 for children and $79 for adults, including SEA LIFE Florida and Brick or Treat on listed event dates. A multi-park option that also includes the water park starts at $64 for children and $104 for adults. Prices are advertised starting points and can vary by date.
The resort’s Brick or Treat Getaway includes a hotel stay, two-day multi-park tickets and daily breakfast, with stays available through November 1. That package’s booking offer ends September 28, so visitors comparing an overnight stay with day tickets have a firm deadline.
Before traveling, visitors should confirm the selected date, park hours and ticket inclusions, especially because Brick or Treat skips several weekdays and the drone finale runs only on five October Saturdays.
Plan ahead: Check live Florida park information and browse the Florida Theme Parks desk for current operating updates.
