Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida
Our Tips for Visiting LEGOLAND's Halloween Event With Younger Kids
10/26/20262 min read
We visited Brick or Treat at LEGOLAND Florida on October 25, 2026, spending the day at the park from noon until 6 PM. The park was open from 11 AM to 7 PM that day, so we had plenty of time to enjoy rides, Halloween decorations, and trick-or-treating.
If you’re planning a visit with younger kids, here are a few things we learned along the way!
Brick or Treat Street Was a Favorite
Brick or Treat Street was adorable! It had the perfect mix of spooky Halloween fun and silly tricks that were just right for little ones. At the end, we got to meet a Halloween LEGO character, and the line was very short when we visited. It was a great opportunity to snap a few photos without a long wait.
Trick-or-Treating Tips
The trick-or-treat stations had short lines, and the candy portions were generous! If you forget to bring a bag, don’t worry — paper bags with candy were available.
One important thing to remember is that trick-or-treating operates during select hours of the event, so check the schedule before your visit to make sure you don’t miss it.
Keep an Eye on the Brick or Treat Line
The Brick or Treat attraction line got long during our visit. Since guests go through in small groups, the line can move slowly. Keep checking the wait time and try to go when it shows 30 minutes or less.
Halloween Decorations and Costumes
Halloween decorations were scattered throughout the park, adding festive touches to the day. Even Galacticoaster had an option to add Halloween decorations to your car!
Costumes are optional, but we brought ours along. The kids eventually took them off when they got too hot, so I recommend choosing something lightweight that can easily go over regular clothes.
Is Brick or Treat Worth It?
Brick or Treat is a fun way to experience LEGOLAND Florida with a Halloween twist, especially for families with younger children. Between the cute decorations, manageable trick-or-treat lines, and character photo opportunities, there was plenty to enjoy without making the day feel too spooky.
Our biggest tips: Check the event hours for trick-or-treating, wear a comfortable costume you can easily remove, and keep an eye on the Brick or Treat wait time so you can catch it when the line is shorter!
Photos From Brick or Treat
Meeting the Halloween LEGO characters on Brick or Treat Street, plus Galacticoaster's spooky add-on theming.
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