LEGOLAND Florida has introduced a new indoor Halloween attraction in Winter Haven, where families can go trick-or-treating through a neighbourhood made up of six life-sized LEGO Monster homes.
Brick or Treat Street is the centrepiece of this year’s Brick or Treat celebration, which is running on selected dates from 5 September to 31 October 2026. The event is included with general theme park admission and selected passes.
Inside LEGOLAND Florida’s Brick or Treat Street
Located in the Imagination Zone, the walk-through experience takes visitors into a playful Halloween community featuring Spider Lady’s Castle, Wolf Guy’s Cabin, Mummy’s Throne Room, Wacky Witch’s Cottage, Plant Monster’s Greenhouse and Scarecrow’s Barn.
Visitors are taken around the neighbourhood in small groups and given treat bags before setting off from house to house. At each stop, they knock or call for the resident LEGO Monster, triggering special effects and an encounter that may deliver either a trick or a treat.
The experience is designed for younger visitors, with colourful characters and interactive surprises rather than the frightening scenes associated with traditional haunted attractions.
At the end of the route, children can add their own LEGO build to a large Halloween mural, creating a collective display as part of the attraction.
What else is on offer at Brick or Treat?
The wider Brick or Treat programme includes themed trick-or-treating stations across the park, live entertainment, seasonal LEGO building activities and meetings with LEGO Monster characters. A Candy Corn Scavenger Hunt is also returning.
Several rides have been given Halloween-themed overlays, including The Dragon and Galacticoaster, while the Monster Skytacular drone show is scheduled to return on selected October evenings.
Seasonal food and drink are available throughout the park, including Pumpkin Pie Apple Fries, Monster Loaded Fries, a Broomstick Berry Shake, Spider Slush, Franken-slice pizza and the Hex Wrap.
Brick or Treat Street is scheduled to operate continuously during event days, with the 2026 celebration taking place on selected dates in September and October, including Halloween weekend on 30 and 31 October.
