LEGOLAND Florida’s next Brick or Treat weekend begins Saturday, Oct. 3, with a schedule that separates normal rides, Halloween activities, candy and the evening finale into distinct time blocks.
The resort’s 2026 parent guide lists the theme park from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Brick or Treat dates. Halloween activities begin around 11 a.m., candy stations operate from 2 to 7 p.m., and the Monster Skytacular drone show is presented in the evening.
Candy starts four hours after rides
That staggered schedule matters for families arriving at opening. Regular rides begin at 10 a.m., while the trick-or-treat trail does not start until 2 p.m. An early arrival can still be useful for attractions, but anyone visiting primarily for candy should not expect stations to operate all morning.
The guide lists Oct. 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31 as the remaining event dates. It also says Brick or Treat is included with general park admission and select annual passes, although blockout dates can apply to the Silver Annual Pass.
LEGOLAND’s separate event page describes the new Brick or Treat Street as an immersive walkthrough with interactive monster homes, candy and live entertainment. The same page advertises ticket and hotel offers, but visitors should compare final terms and eligible dates before purchasing rather than treating the headline price as universal.
Leave time for the evening
The day’s biggest planning tension is between completing the candy route by 7 p.m. and remaining for the nighttime drone show. Families with young children may want an afternoon break so they are not trying to do every ride, every candy station and the finale without rest.
The official guide recommends using the park app for live waits, candy-station locations, character times and show schedules. It also says full face-covering masks and costume accessories resembling real weapons are not permitted. Those details are worth checking again on the visit date because operating schedules and rules can change.
For Saturday, a practical sequence is rides after the 10 a.m. opening, seasonal entertainment after 11, the candy trail between 2 and 7, then the evening show. That approach follows the resort’s published windows without assuming every Brick or Treat element operates continuously.
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